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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 27, 1911 · page 10

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{3:1,} Shore Properties

1--FOR SALE—ro-room house,
Hickory Bluff, all improve-
ments. Price $11,000.

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73~F0R SALE—7-room cot-
tage, Bell Island. Price $6500.
4--FOR SALE—7-r00m cottage
at Pine Point, all improve-1
ments,
Price $6000. Furnished.
5——FOR SALE—q-room cot—
tage, Bell Island. Price $6000.
6—FOR SALE—104100111 cot-
tage, Bell Island, all improve-
ments. Price $3750.
7—FOR SALE—7-room cottage
' and two lots opposite, Bell
Island. Price $4500. One lot
adjoining. ,
B—FOR SALE—10 rooms, all
improvements, one of best

locations 011 Bell Island.
Price $8000. ‘

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

_ 10—FOR SALE—65-room hotel,
Greens Farms. Price $100,-
000.

11—F0R SALE—Large house,
Tokeneke. Price $30,000.

1.56 FOR SALE—8 rooms, im-
provements, lot 6511000, on
Rowayton shore. Price $6000.

South Norwalk

10—FOR SALE—rs-room house,
West avenue,_hot water heat.
Price $10,000.

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(San Francisco Chronicle.)
At the corner of Twenty Second

13—FOR SALE -- Woodward
. avenue. 8-roorn house, lot
4011105. all

. improvements.
Price $5000.

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West St. Price $35,000. '

. 16—FOR SALE—43400111 house,
South Main St. Price $15,030.

17~FOR SALE—14-roorn 161131,
West 81., all improvements.
Price $15,000. ‘ ‘

. 18—FOR SALE—House, Fair-
field Ave., 101 100 ft. front by
011 ft. deep. Price $10,000. 3

53-FOR SALE--Lots, Washing-
ton St.

 

6 rooms, attic and bath for
each apartment. Price 87500.
Lot 5011105. Quintard Ave.

59—FOR SALE—154mm house.
all improvements, one acre of
round, Bayview Ave. Price
0500-

6o--FOR SALE-Building lot,

‘ Cedar 81., 5011105. Price

$1400.

55—FOR SALE—74mm house.
‘ Courtlandt 81., all improve-
ments. Price $4500.

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' 00—FOR SALE—House and
building lots, Ely Ave.

sir—FOR SALE—New house, 6
rooms, Summit 81., all im-
provements. Price 280900. 1'.

sat—FOR SALE—1 1—room house,
Chestnut 81., all improve-
ments. Price $6500.
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54—FOR SALE—Double house, 3

 

 

139—11011 SALE-«$100111 house.

Taylor :Ave., improvements,

lot 50.8 front, 030 deep. Price
$4000.

140—F0R SALEws-room house,
Rockland road, well water,
two other lots, 100 feet front,
71 feet on northerly side in
depth and 100 feet on souther-
ly side. Price. $1300.

1 141—FOR SALE—Two lots on

. Clay 81., 4411101. Price $1300.
uni—FOR SALEuTwo lots, Gib-

son Court, 40.670104, Price
$1000.

143~FOR SALE-«Two lots, Gib-
son Court. 49.9711100. Price
$1000. .

L 144—F0R SALE—One lot, West

81., 3761190. Price $3500.

res—FOR SALE—One lot, West.

81., 5011108. Price $0500.

Irso—FOR SALE—0'3 building

lots, View Crest, off 'West

. Ave. $500 to $5500.
rss—FOR SALE—Several lots,
East Washington St.

154—11011 SALE—Small farm
near South Norwalir, on

West St; 7-room house, two‘

barns. water in house. Price
$4500.

155-47012 SALE -- 13400111
house. South Main 51., all
imp10vements; lot 7111195.
Price $15,500.

156—F0R SALE—Lot 5011146.
west side of Elmwood Ave.,
South Norwallr. Price $650.

158—F0R SALE—g-room house.
all improvements. steam heat,
Lowe St; lot 10011000 feet.
Price $6000. 1.‘

159—FOR SALE—Cottage on
bluii' at Bell Island. new, all
improvements. beautiful lo-
cation. Price $15,000.

161—FOR SALE—Putnam Ave..
7-1001n house, all improve-
ments, hard wood floors; lot
40 by 100. Price $4500.

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Building "Lots
its—FOR SALE-Lot, North
Main St. ,.
04—-FOR SALE—5011164. Elm-
~- wood Ave. Price $1000.
05—FOR SALE—Reed Ave.
Price $1000.
all—FOR SALE-Several lots,
Highland Park.

07-FOR SALE—Lots, Bayview
1 Ave. $800 each.

East Narwalk

Seaside Place, lot 6011000.
Price $10,000. .
09-~FOR SALE-—14-room house,
Cove Ave., all improvements.
Price $5000.
30~FOR SALE—10400111 house,
Cove Ave. Price $3500.
31—FOR SALE—$100111 house,
'all improvements, lot 5011150.
Price $5000.
sax—FOR SALE—G-room house.
Winfield 81.. all improve-
ments. Price $4000.
33-bFOR ‘SALE—7-100m house.
First St., lot 5011150. Price
$0600. . ~
34—FOR SALE—64100111 house.
Winfield St. Price $0500.
35—FOR SALE—64mm house,
Winfield 81., all improve—
ments. Price $3000.

57—FOR SALE—6400111 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 SALEE-to-room house,
.— Cove Ave., lot 5011150. Price

Ave; good condition. Price

$3500.
1 163~FOR SALE—Two houses.
i Osborne Ave, one of 6 rooms
and bath, all improvements;
one 6 rooms. Price of both,
$3800.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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08—FOR SALE—wreath housep

$4500. , -
147--FQR SALgrr—Hrse.and-
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home, 9 rooms, lot 3011105; all
improvements. Price $5000.
1651—1701! SALE-I-l0use and
lot, Rowan 6t, East.Norwall1.
, Lot 6011160. Hot and cold
water, stationary tubs (3),
hot water heat all over house;
. usage; reception hall, pan-
or. dining room, 1 library,
kitchen and pantry, hard
wood floors, four bed rooms
and bath on second floor,
slate and tin roof. Price
$6500.

Lo'rs. EAST NORWALK

36—FOR SALE—7 lots, Gregory
Boulevard. Price $4000.
37—FOR SALE—1 lot, Cove
Ave., 503150. ‘Price $700. .
38—FOR SALE—1 lot, East
Ave.,, 6011005. Pride $1050.,
39—FOR SALE-+Seversl lots,

Fort 81., East Ave. and Edlie . ,

Ave. Cheap.

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Norwalk 1
41—-—FOR‘ SALE-Old homestead
on Green. Price on applica-

. tion.

40—FOR ‘ SALE—Mica Ave,
large house, lot runs through
from street to ”street. Price
$16,000.

43—FOR SALE—ra-room house,
Wall 81., all improvements.
Price $10,800. '

44—FOR SALE—10400111 house,
Morgan Ave. Price $10,000.

its—FOR SALE—10400110 house,
Newtown Ave. all improve-
ments. Price $8500. .

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

47—F0R SALE—g-room house,
all improvements. Price $7,-

00. Lot 6011034.
'48— OR SALE—termin‘house,
1 “spin Stew Price $7000.

19—11011} $111, ' room pause,
Maple St., improvements.
1 Prite $5000.; , 1

50-11012 SALE—8.10mi house,
all improvements. Price

$5000.
51~POR SALE—Lots, Rhodo-
‘ noiis Park. Cheap.

 

0—FOR SALE—10400111 house, i

pense, except our commission for selling.

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Linen Hobble
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~11; . crooked stick of a child preve un-
as, console yourself with the re-
- i that humanity owes a heavy
to its eccantrics. Ellery outward
1. 0! the pendulum of progress
‘lts impulse from the haunt
10110 who is not afraid of helng
M1 a lunatic. when he nuc-
ws cannot speak 100 well of
,out ions before that, he will pro-
have been marked an pocullnr,
itb an unflattering chamcterl-
“limos woro out his father‘s
by his commit for the con-
tudlee of his day. A1 Audi»
,, 1. friends waned their
[til ‘5 what a fool he was.
” will was so sllscmemlndcd
“one of his lonely tramps he
git-sh embankment and use
pod being crlpplcd. Watts
601' his indifference to the
airport-1 which lutereitsd
and the fascination he
.aunt's steaming kettle.
0 save to literature its
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schooled dentltuts 01
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and Guerrero streets 11 young man
waited for a car. Opt of the corner
of his eye he saw twa other people
walnut-«a boy Just out of his teens
and a young girl. A sulecsse stood
near them. The boy leaned against
plntczlsss window and looked lmpa~
tlently up the street.

“I wish the car would hurry!" mur-
mured the girl in 11 10110 of veins low,
but not so low’lhnt the neurhy young
man could not hear.

"What Is your lmhtll‘ should come
along!” the hay muttered. “Geo, if
youMather uhould come along before
the car gets here!"

“Oh, he won't," the girl said, with
a simulation of unconcern, “He never
walks along here where the cars no.
He doesn‘t. like the noises"

first!” muttered the boy. that was
evidently the thlnuuppermostln his
mind.

And the young men who stood near
by smiled to himself to know that 10-
11111100 is not dead, but still llvoewln
the mlesioul . , ' ‘

And he smiled 1111010 to think that
of the two the girl seemed the cooler.

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linen hohhle skirt. had an awful time

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"if your father should come alone,

in tile rainstorm Saturday. Out at the
lulto she is sucking health and com-
plexion. Saturday while walking un-
der a much umbrella in the rain she
not her linen hohhle Wet well above
her knees.
came difficult and finally she was at n
stand-null, being completely tlcd up
in s not linen hobble.

She won at a loss to know what to
do; she didn‘t have any extra wearlns

to call for help for fear that a man
mlnht answer. As she was meditation
she heard a wagon approaching. 011
the Hunt was a former. She tried to
move into a clump of bushes benlde
the road before he saw her. but her
rslneosltod hohhle prevented. Then
the concealed her usure as host she
could behind the open unlhrslls, whleh
0110 had lowered for the purpose.

"You’ll be getting wet. madam. You
had better ride," dryly marked the
farmer as he drew up on the return

The embarrassed young woman 035
oil ed the Invitation with thanks 0nd
1 she did so she noticed a pair of
faded blue overalls handing over the
wagon rest.

"It‘s terribly muddy." she began:
"please may i borrow those overalls
on the seat?“
. The farmer, somewhat classed but
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one-leased soldier who survived the
(llvll War. and who lived to see the re,
peel of the stat. law which exempts
from taxation the property of humour
dluchsrsed soldiers to the amount of
81.000. and a line exemption to the
amount of 83,000 for soldier. who lost
an arm or a leg. a peculiar feature of
the new state pension low is discog-
cred.

Previous to the passage of the sol-
dler‘s’ pension hill over the 50110111010
veto, a pensioner of the general gov-
ernment who lost a is; or arm was el-
lowsd both exemptions under the law.
Where such a penslner hsd property
to the amount of 38,000. it won exempt.
m as thin saved the veteran whose
name has 110100011 dleeloeod from 670
to 890 a year. the revesllnl of WI

does not lmwhe'hls condition. The
section or the General Statutes rehash
all is 1011. 1 ,

veer to every veteran of the 6|le War
who was honestly discharged. To see
how the new set works. a welldtnown

“ssempuon still the yields of tan a year 1

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veteran called lit the compel-elicits 11h
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cautions a considerable number of

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Power Co.

DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE

been revealed.

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Funeral Director and mm

11 mm. Nate shut. south Net-wall:
' Residence, I Wpshlngten Iteset.
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Telephone at house. 608.

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that it will send around 0011-
vessers' to obtain informa-
.tion which will enable it to
compile a complete list of ev-
ery house in the community.
its occupants and its owner.
This information is desired
in order that the company
may plan a new business
campaign which will be run-
tually beneficial to its 0011-
sutners and itself. The 00m
7‘ party respectfully requests
thsuhepublic give the can-
_ waters the desired internis-
_ ' tide and begs to assure
.. ,3 them that this is not an ad-
' vet-using: 90110100 and does

nor bindztilem tu’do any-

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lot 300x400 or larger, Elm
Crest, all improvements.
Price $354100. ,

s about acre of land, ‘all im-
provements. Price $7500.
149—FOR SALE—7-room house,

Westport Ave, small barn,
lot 8011155. Price $0500.
164—FOR SALE—Lot, Belden

Place, Norwalk, 501175. Price
$700.

Broad River

61~FOR SALE-7-room house,
lot 70 it. front by 80 it. rear,
133 ft. deep. Price $0300.

60—-FOR SALE~7-roorn house.
101 5011133. Price $2800.

Darlen

40—FOR SALE—Several new
cottages and bungalows at
Darien, from $1800't0 $6000,
with and without all improve-
merits.

151--F0R SALE — 10-room
house, west shore. Darien,
lot 5011400. Price $6500.

Rowayton

58—FOR SAL rooms, all
improvements, rockett Ave, ‘
Rowayton. Lot 80.911010. '
Price $4800. .
153—FOR SALE-d-room house
on shore road, just finished;
one-half acre; all improve- .
ments. Price $6500. “'A
filo—FOR SALE—House and
barn with one acre of ground,
W at shore of Rowayton liar-
r.‘1 Price $5500. 1 1 1

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New York

157—8012 SALE—6100111 house,
all improvements, South Oak
81., Richmond Hill, Brooklyn,
N. Y., near Long Island rail-

~ . 5 road 0t. Price $3000.

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