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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 12, 1911 · page 10

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Properties Offered by ‘
" ~ - When inquiring kindly refer to number 0

risg—FOR SALE—Cottage 0n

‘ 15-11012 SALE-Beautiful home.

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Shore Properties
r—FOR- SALE~ro-r00m house,
Hickory Bluff, all improve-

ments. Price $11,000.
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3—FOR SALE—~7—room cot-

 

53—FOR SALE-Lots, Washing-
ton St. .
54~FOR SALE—Double house,
6 rooms, attic and bath for
each apartment. Price $7500.
. Lot 5011125. Quintard Ave.
59~FOR SALE—15400111 house.
all improvements, one acre of
round, Bayview Ave. Price

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rage, Bell Island. Price $6500. . 950°?

4-FOR SALE...7.room cottage , 60*FOR SALE—Building IO‘,
at Pine Point, all improve- Cedar St» 5°XI'~’5- Price
merits, excellent condition. SMOO-

Price $6000. Furnished.

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

6—FOR SALE—io-room cot-
tage, Bell Island, all’improve-
merits“ Price $3750.

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

B—FOR SALE—12 rooms, all.
improvements, one of «best
locations 011' Bell Island.
Price $8000.

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

xr—FOR SALE—Large house,
Tokeneke. Price $30,000.

56 FOR SALE—8 rooms, im~
provements, lot 6511200, on
Rowayton shore. Price $6000.

bluff at Bell Island. new, all
improvements, beautiful lo-
cation. Price $15,000.

South Norwalk

12——FOR SALE—xz-room house,
West avenue, hot water heat.
Price $12,000.

13—FOR SALE—Woodward
avenue, 8-room house, lot
4011125, all improvements.
Price $5000.
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West St. Price $35,000.
16—FOR SALE—r3-room house,
South Main St. Price $15,000.

17—FOR SALE—~r4-room house. near South Norwaik. on
West St., all improvements. West St.: 7-room house. two .
Price $15.000, barns. water in house. Price
sS—P‘OR SAI.E—-—House. Fair- $4500-
field Ave. lot 100 it. front by 155—li‘OR SALE -— 13 - room

. 211 it. deep. Price$12.000.

 

55—FOR SALE—7-room house,
, Courtlandt St., all improve-
ments. Price $4500.
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filo—FOR SALE—House
building lots. Ely Ave.
_21~—FOR SALE—~New house, 6
rooms, Summit St.,- all im-
, provements. Price $2900.
as—FOR SALE—n-room house,
Chestnut St., all improve-
ments. Price $6500.
139—FOR SALEv—B-room house,
Taylor Ave, improvements,

and

_ $4000.

140~FOR SALE—5100111 house,
Rockland road, well water,
two other lots, 120 feet front.
71 feet on northerly 'side in
depth and 100 feet on souther-
ly side. Price $1300. ’

, nix—FOR SALE—Two lots on

Clay St., 44x101. Price $1300.

. 142—F0R SALE--Tw0 lots. Gib-

; $1000.
. 143~FOR SALE-Two lots. Gib-
‘ son Court, 4997:1100. Price
. $1000. ,
1 144~FOR SALE—One lot. West
St.. 76x90. Price $3500.
i 145—FOR SALE—One lot. West
' St., sex 108. Price $2500.
150—«FOR SALE—a3 building
lots. View Crest. 0 West
Ave.. $500 to $5500. ,.
152—FOR SALE—Severe"; lots,
. East Washington St.
. 154—1’OR SALE—Small

farm

house, South Main St., all

 

 

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lot 50.8 front. 230 deep. Price ,

son Court. 4015711104.. Price ‘

 

improvements; lot 7111195.
Price $15,500.
156--F0R SALE—Lot 5011146,
west side of Elmwood Ave..
South Norwslk. Price $650.
158~F0R SALE—g-room house,
all improvements. steam heat,
Lowe St.: lot 100x200 feet.
Price $6000.
rob—FOR SALE-«Putnam Ave..
l 7-r00m house, all improve.
; merits, hard wood floors; lot
i so by 120. Price $4500.

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23—FOR SALE-aLot, North
Main St.

: 24-11011 SALE-Lot,

 
 

' 5011164.

Elmwood Ave. Price $1000.

i Highland Park.
Ave. $800 each.

East Norwalk

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

29~F0R SALE—14100111 house.
Cove Ave, all improvements.
Price $5000.

31~FOR SALE—a-room house,
all improvements. lot 5011150.
,Price $5000. 1

‘ 32-1—FOR SALE—46400111 house:

Winfield St., all improve-

ments. Pric: $4200. '

i 33-FOR SALE-7400111 house.
First St.. lot 5011150. Price
32600. ~

34~POR SALE—G-room house.
Winfield St. Price $2500.

35—F0R SALE-—6-room house,
Winfield Sh. all improve-
ments. Price $3000.

 

 

borne Ave, 8 large rooms and
bath. lot 5011145. Price $4000.

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$4500. ,
i tar—FOR SALE—House and l
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115—41012 SALE—Lot, Reed‘
3 Ave. Price $1200.
‘26—FOR SALE—Several lots.

1 27-FOR SALE—«Lots, Bayview

 

 

57—FOR SALE-‘6» r m«house 1
all improvtlm in? Oshornd
Ave. Lot 1501151. Price $3000}1

136-43012 SALE—House. Os-1

iso—FOR SALE—~10-roomhouse. i
Cove Ave. lot 5031150: Price

 

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ESTATE COLUMNS . ‘
Taylor-:8. Golden, Agents, 74 Washington St.,
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lot. 7211150. Price $3700.

roe—FOR SALE-—7-room house,
all improvements. Hawkins
Ave; good condition. Price
$3500.

stir-FOR SALE—Ewe houses...
Osborne Ave.. one of 6 rooms l
and bath. all improvements; '
one 6 rooms. Price of both, i
$3800. i

165—47012 SALE-H0use and;
lot. Rowan St., East Norwallt. i
Lot 6021160., Hot and cold‘
water, stationary tubs (3),i
hot water heat all over house; i
garage; reception hall, par-l
lor. dining room, library.i
kitchen and pantry. hard:
wood floors. four bed rooms;
and bath on second 11001..
slate and tin roof. Price?

$6500. l

LOTS. EAST NORWALK !

362:1?012 SALE—7 lots. Gregory l
Boulevard. Price $4200. 3
37—JFOR SALE—4 lot. Cove
Ave, 5011150. Price $700. !
38—FOR SALE—1 lot. Easti
Ave. 60:12:15. Price $1050. ‘
39—FOR SALE-Several lots,l
Fort St., 'East Ave. and Edlie 3
Ave. Cheap.
169~FOR SALE—Six 100ml
house and bath. Fitch St.. all i
improvements. Hot air heat.
Lot 50 x 247 feet deep.‘
Price $3000. i
typ—FOR SALE—El ht room;
ii'ouse. Fitch St. 01 120 sf
__ feet. Barn and Elargei
‘ filter! yard. Greenhousel
Price $4200. ‘

gNorwalk I i

41—170}! SALE-Old homestead 1
on Green. Price on applica-'
tion.

42-11012 SALE—West Ave..i

lar e house. lot runs through i

“' "trek street to atreet.‘ Price ,
s! “600., ' ' g ’A ‘

43—F0R SALE—iz-room house. ,
Wall St., all improvements.
Price $11800. .

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aft". 1 “SOLD. :1 J
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45-FOR SALE—~1a-room house. '
Newtown Ave.. all improve—l

 

$200.
, 167 —- FOR SALE -» Farm, :5

 
 
 
 

 

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ments. Price $8500. - .
46—FOR SALE—G-room house,
' 3 acres more or less, Harriet

1 St. Price $8000.
47—FOR SALE-9400111 house.
all improvements. Price $7,-

500. Lot 6011234.
ssu—FOR SALEmro-room house,

Maple St. Price $7000.
49-1—F0R SALE—g-room house.

Maple St., all improvements.

Price $5000.
50—«FOR SALE—~8-room house.

all improvements. Price

, $5000.
(st—FOR SALE-Lots, Rhodo-
nolia Park. Cheap.
51—FOR SALE—Ia-room house,
lot 300x400 or larger, Elm

Crest, all improvements.

Price $35000.
res—FOR SALE--1a-room house,

about .acre of land. all im-

provemmts. Price $7500.
149~FOR SALE—7400111 house,

Westport Ave., small barn, -

lot 8011155. Price $2500.
164—-FOR SALE~L0t, Belden

Place. Norwalk. 503175. Price

acres: 15 timber; 10 acres till-
able. Nine room house, barn
and fruit. Six miles from
Norwalk. Price 132500.
168~F0R SALE—Nine room
house. Franklin Ave. Two
rooms in attic. All improve-
ments. Price $5000.
166~F0R SALE-13400111 house,
'Beiden Avenue. Bath. two
' toiletswa'll hard ,wood floor.
(polished). Equipped for
steam. Price. less than one»
. thinti the original cost. on ap-
plcgtion.

Broad River
(Sr—FOR SALE—y-room house,

lot 72 it. front by 82 ft. rear,
133 it. deep. Price $2300.

 

 

i
Ga—POR SAL 7 in house, i
151 5011333311 $2800. 1 1
Darlen ?

40~FOR SALE—Several new,
cottages and bungalows at

with‘i‘hd without all-improve.
iTlClllS.

Lax—FOR SALE ——- xo-room .

 

 

 

 

Dnrien. from $1800 to $6200. %
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house, west shore. Darien. ‘

Sputh Norwalk

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lot 5011400. Price $6500. 9,13
Rowayton 1g
58—FQR SALE-9 rooms, all 1.5...
improvements, Crockett Ave., ,gé.
Rowayton. Lot 80.911210. .;.
Price $4800. 15..
153—-—FOR SALE—B-room house 4.
on shore road. just finished; 13;.
one-half acre: all improve- .34.
ments. Price $6500. ...;,
160——F0R4 SALE~—H0u3e and 4,
barn with one acre of ground, mi.
west shore of Rowayton har- _‘,
bor. Price $5500. '2

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, New York .,.
157—FOR SALE—~6-room house, ““‘
all improvements. South Oak ’3‘

St., Richmond Hill, Brooklyn, "1"

N. Y.. near Long Island rail- “3'
road depot. Price $3000. i

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Cannon Station :5.
166—-FOR SALE—Farm 6 acres, “is
142 acre hard timber, 1-4 acre 1%..
strawberries, 35 piiach trees, up
5 apple trees, 3 plum tiees .13.
and 1 pear. New house. Com— ,.;_,
bination garage. wash house 13-.
and tool house downstairs. ,5.
Four rooms and pantry up- up
stairs. Excellent view. Price 1...
$3000. Terms to sui or will . .7

. sell house and one acre with 13'.
all fruit for $1200. ugo
. Saugatuck. ii"
tyre-POR'SALE—ll‘wenty room :-
house. Gas, all impr’ove- .1.
ments. Eleven acres. Gard- '59

npr's cottage and barn. Price
$20,000.

‘lled’ding. Georgetown »

17 3—F0R SALE—26 acres,
house 3 years old: barn.
chicken house. two young or-
chards. pfuty ,smaii, fruit;
«deli and Neck {“4 acres“ wood-
land. Price $4500.

Cranbury
174»FOR SALE—House. 7

A., 11m..Grumman Ave; 3

acres working ground. Price
$3700.

 

 

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TAYLOR s. GOLDEN, Agents, South Norwalk

(lilf you will send us a description and price of your
pense, eitcept our comm

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their inipropor condition comes when;
n lnnlfh-d sound or a jolt, caused hyi .
one of the wheels coming in contnct' 00W" NWWfllk PM'W'I" li Film‘ld ,flanflN "fills
with some hnrrl tibial-l on tho rotid.‘ ‘COUMY Mfl‘ilCl' A”0‘2““0“ Meeting.. of A. M. Wooster, unlit-i101 or pith-ills,
discloses the incl that the rim ial Willi "l't‘l‘ “ml "H’l'lllt‘l‘fi llrt‘l‘t‘m. Bridgeport. Conn}. i

illlt' mull sunlisnnuul
“i hnmpwl of than li‘nirlivld (‘muiti' lilt‘ll‘ {ultivr (or senior: machines.
“'1” Association was livid Tuesday I"

touching the» around.
"The t‘lll't‘ltlllu in than patched.

 

DR. J. A. M

EEK READ PAPER.

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The following well
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mwiung and Alexander

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PATENTS.
= iflhllt'ii (lclollrwr
slwi frlun ultim-

iiridunpurl.

4' racket-lone CALL 720

(Gregory Boulevard)

property, we will insert in this list without ex-
isslon for selling.

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POINTERO FOR THE MOTORlST. is of no further use utter tho lcntlwr
. , .
Elma noun.

15"“ “mm“ AMWM“ Tires Should if the canvas is no! ion lnuch worn,

5' Repaired u 80°" 3' "l" 3W“. the envelope can ilt‘ rv-nluddod and
A“ WW" Down. littml with' new leather. or it can he
Many motorists "l“k‘l ”‘9 mistake titled with a plain trend. and utilized
running on their untiudtid tired after ”1m. one of trio front whovls.
" {“01 ““le “3W “9"" worn d"“'“" Another very important thing that
tam,“ “1’0" “‘9 assumption ”W immortals should remember in the hint
‘l y if till”! effected. This is that the efficiency dLn stool studded
“W“ "l" Michelin lire “l“"v null‘nkid lire dopnuds almost entirely

....'l917 “9' upon the air premium maintained in
“m mm MM “‘0 “‘5‘“ “.11. The lonlllor hand in which tho

_ gm studs are made. «(instant 1,4,0“, "W” are ilnlmdded m a grant

 

now lllilt‘
for the purpose or increased strength.
'i'ilp drlwr then proceeds to lint unlit“
PM gurunn. win-re u only», envelope is
obtained. tho damaged nut-“living left
for repair. Nearly always it is found
that tho trend is lilo only nnrl of the
envelope that illltl not been loudly d0-
ulruynd. The hands lil‘Il found to he
llrohkou or torn away. The walls of
the ontolopn urn scored and scraped
lnsidn and out. The canvas Iii torn and
fraynd and has broken away truth the
rullhor. The envelope has lost its

lll-ir-dnlnl n garter put on»

disintegrated.
"The tuna. replaced on the road.
which was perhaps new or nearly now

 

Wil’l-i‘ot'sntually ‘7"“39 othom '0 (iHii loan elastic than rubber. and nil
‘imm' This 1‘5 l”""""“ ”3’ ”m a result. a certain amount of stress
M heal "“19”,,”th (inn is created llctwnon the two materials.
.1“ the friction “”l‘m‘lw'mm’" Numerous other rullluhio hints on
ts ”he” ”‘9 roads “”9 unl- the proper care of tires are given in
., 6.1310 stud» “9 "’1‘" learn the “hook or lilbeudum." issued l'reo
' ll “W3“ on ”NF“ T0503 they on request to motorists. by the Mleho

" ll 5““ at“? 0* Wm“. 71"“ lin Tits. 00.. or Mllitown, N. J.
onstsnt usage wears them

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The ,Psnslty of Trsvellnn on Donated
‘ Tires. '

it there is any one thing that con-

trllmtes moit towards premature tire

doitructl‘cli it is undoubtedly trawling

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" “condition, the leather nov-
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when the journey started. lull been
‘torn beyond all hope of repair and
stamped and scored all over, wine of
' the incursions being almost 111.11 as
ltho thickness of the rubber Milli.
“All nu. daisy. trouble and expense
is the direct result. or traveling on s
deflated lire, whereas periodic inspen»
lien or the air pressure would have
entirely prevented the flatness."
There are dozens another equally
interesting subjects relative to {he
proper care of liros‘deslt with in he
"lloolt of lilllendtlm.” lsued free to
motorists hydtthsylpltailp erro com-
psny. oil'M Hui; " ' ‘

 
 

 

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shape entirely; its 11111.1 parts aro'

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ilnrlmr Yacht Club. ill
Prominonl tlimlil‘us l’rmu

lndlnu
(lrl-r-nwich.

all owr the slain were pmrwnl, 'llnd

several cure papers.

The meeting convened at it o'clock,
and pupil”! were road by Vli‘li‘uuritfll'i
dnnl. llr. James fluid, of lirldgnporl.
lir. James A. Mosh. of Houlh Norwsik;
and Dr. John E. ltrdmnn, of New ‘i'orlt
rlly. ’l‘un new momlloru were elected:
to ilw stimulation whirligls growing
hr leaps and hounds.

;‘ At 2 o‘clock the dinner was served

the club steward and informal
micelles followed in the‘soclsl innu-.'
’l‘lln members enjoyed renewing old‘
acquaintances and mailing new ones
until 5 o‘clock. when the gatherlns
broke up. '

Dinners worn closed Ml follows:

President, William 1.. Griswold. Gratin-i

Melt; Vice President lather P. (laid.

ly rnsur.
Francis ll.
rnrt‘lnv. lllill'llilll".
Allwrt 'i‘urln-r, Mvi‘iiittll. t’ili‘fiiiiml
\‘t‘fil‘t‘l. Design.
Adolph Scilyndnunr,
Christmas tree holder.
l'ionry ll. Conley, .Vnw ilrltsin, vs-
cuum pump.
Edwin it. idlmlltl. llnnhury, slun-
cnslnu. ‘
Edwin F‘. linilwrl.
iiystor dipper.
t‘hl‘isliun P. Lann. Wailurvilln, ox-
tanulou curtslnrod.
Edward H. Angle. nt ill, New 1.0m
don, dental tootlpregulnting nppll.
auco.

liivhnrdh. Hartford,

New Britain,

t-lnulh tht‘wnih.

“-Dupli'n linguists cure constipation.
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and turnouts so
easy possess at the bowels. Mir your

Bridgeport; Secretary. Frank W. file d-unist tor them. Iii cents s 03!.

volts, llrldgoport. Treasurer, Philip W.
hill, Bridgeport.

 

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NORWALK MAN Mlfllmfl.
Leaving it tells rind silt minim

Take “uncommon Colds seriously running in one from two to is years.
common holds. lnvoro and frequencis’lnm 'Goldsplsmss‘emvloysb or the

my the foundation ol ehrdnle diseased:
conditions at the nose and tiniest. anil'
may (torsion into bronchitis. "petiti-

monis. and consumption. “For ill

cousin: sail soles; is childish m is,
my; setup: honor his

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limousine his 001, left hem it must
no, and hill not lam MIN '
since. it was reported 90
"has gone gs slith'ipetiitr

”hirsute salami-.mlnetus its ,

alter hilt Migraines and
' ' M ’ it

lair ,

EAST NORWALK

Shore Dinners and All Kinds oi
Sea Food Cooked to Order

Jillill l. ll'illlllllll. Pilill’.

 

Housatonic
Power Co.

DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE

 

The

is Just 0 need plsln Enter,

or s "Inlay," as you ureter.

lastly strapped. keen. smooth-

shsvln. blades. Ask to can
, miss one.

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Sexto-‘biade
. Razor 5

that it will send around can-
veneers 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 mug
tusily beneficial to its con-
sumers and itself. The com-
pany respectfully requests
that the public give the can-
vsssers the desired informa-
tion and begs to assure
them that this is not an ad-
vertising scheme and dose
not bind them to do any-

 

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