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' I--FOR SALE—Io-room house,
Hickory Bluff, all improve-
ments. Price $11,000.
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3—FOR SALE-7-room cot-
tage, Bell Island. Price $6500.
“4“FOR SALE-7-roorn cottage
v at Pine Point, all improve- .
ments, excellent condition.
Price $6000. Furnished. ,
5—FOR SALE—~7-r00m cot-
tage, Bell Island. Price $6000.
.G—FOR SALE—io-room cot-
tage. Bell Island, all improve-
_ merits. Price $3750.
7—FOR SALE—y-room cottage
and two lotsopposite, Bell
Island. Price $4500. One lot
adjoining.
8—FOR SALE—10 rooms, all
improvements, one of best
locations on Bell Island.
Price $8000.
g—FOR SALE—og-room cottage
on east shore, all improve-
ments. Price $8000.
11—FOR SALE—Large :house,
‘Tokeneke. Price $30,000.
56 FOR SALE—43 rooms, im-
provements, lot 65x200,3 on
Rowayton shore. Price $6000.
159—FOR SALE—Cottage on
bluff at Bell Island, new, all
improvements. beautiful lo-
cation. Price $15,000.
South Norwalk
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123-1- .) OR SAiE—d-rsiroom. houser’
j est avenue, hot water heat.
‘ Price $12,000.
r3—F0R SALE ~7- Woodward
avenue. 8~r00m; house, lot
40:11 25, all
improvements.
Price $5000. =
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’i‘ 14~SOLD. *
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15—FOR SALE-Beautiful home,
West St. Price $35,000.
Ifi-wFOR SALE—~13-room house,
South Main St. Price $15,000.
17—FOR SALE—14-room house.
West St., all improvements.
Price $15,000.
IB—FOR SALE-House, Fair-
field Ave., lot 100 ft. front by
211 it. deep. Price $10,000.
53—FOR SALE-~L0ts, Washing-
» ton St.
54—FOR SALE—Double house. .
6 rooms. attic and bath for
each apartment. Price $7500.
Lot 50x125. Quintard Ave.
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59~FOR SALE-4 5-r00m house,
all improvements, one acre of
round, Bayview Ave. Price
9500.
60-FQR SALE-Building lot,
Cedar St., 50x125. Price
$1400:
55—FOR SALE-7-room house,
Courtlandt St., all improve-
ments. Price $4500.
saturates-in
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oo—FOR SALE—House and
building lots, Ely Ave.
21—-F0R SALE—New house, 6
rooms, Summit St., all im-
provements. Price $2900.
22—FOR SALE—u-room house,
Chestnut St., all improve-
ments. ' Price $6500.
rsg—FOR SALE—8-r00m house,
Taylor Ave., improvements,
lot 50.8 front, 230 deep. Prise
$4000.
r40—FOR SALE—5-room house,
Rockland‘road, ' Well' water,
two other lots, 120 feet front,
. 71‘teet on northerly side in
. depth and 100 feet ondsouther-
ly side. Price $1300.
r41—FOR, SALE—Two lots on
t Clay 33.491101; Price $1300.
li4a—‘—FOR‘“SALE--’l‘wo lots, Gib“-
' son Court, 4067:1104. Price
$1000.
x43—4FOR SALE-er‘o lots, Gib-
son Court, ‘4g.97x1oo. Price
$1000. . - ‘
14.1—de SALE—One lot, West ‘
St., 76990. Price $3500.
i45—FOR SALE—One lot, West
St., 50x108. Price $2500. ‘
150~FOR SALE—a3 building
a... .1053, View Crest. .06 “West .
’Avci‘, $500.30 $5500. .
isle—FOR SALE—Several lots,
‘ East Washihgton St. ..
154—FOR SALE—Small farm
ne South Norwslk, on - . . .
, Wit St.; 7-room hous two 1°" 72’”?- PT‘” 3,3700- atacrssic r560; 1”” Ham“
barns. water in house. rice “- Ifia—FOR SALE—75000111 house. Qty—FOR ‘SAL ° ‘
$4500. all improvements. Hawkins. _
155—FOR SALE __ 13-room Ave; good condition. Price 500. Lot 60x234.
house, South Main St. all $35°°‘ 48—FOR SALE—io-room house..
improvements; lot 71x195. 163—FOR SALE—TWO hauses.
Price $15,500. _ ,,
mow—FOR SALE-uLot 5 5ox146.
west side of Elmwood Ave.,
South Norwallr. Price $650.
158-——F0R SALE-g-room house,
all improvements, steam heat,
Lowe St.; lot 100x200 feet.
Price $6000.
row-FUR SALE—Putnam Ave.,
7-r00m house, all improve-
ments, hard wood floors; lot
40 by 120. Price $4500.
177—~F0R SALE——g-room house.
bath. steam heat. gas. electric
light, conservatory, fruit
trees. Price $4500.
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Main St.
Ave. Price $
I
Price $10,000.
ments. Price
First Sir. lot
$2600.
Winfield St.
melts. Price
146-FO‘R SALE-
Osborne Ave.
and bath. all
one 6 rooms.
Lot 6011160.
water,
lor, dining
kitchen and
and bath on
$6500.
STATE
building Lots
as—FOR SALE—Lot,
zit-FOR SALE—~Lot, 50x164,
Elmw’ood Ave. Price $1000.
25 —— FOR SALE -— Lot, Reed
26~FOR SALE—Several lots,
' Highland Park. ‘
27~—FOR SALE—Lots, Bayview
0N9: $800 each. ‘
East Norwalk
28—FOR SALE—ero-room house.
Seaside Place, lot fioxaoo.
ag—FOR:‘SALE——14-room house,
Winfield St., an improved;
34~FOR SALE—G-room house, *
35—«FOR SALE—o-room house,
Winfield St., all, improve,-
57-—FOR SALE~6'-room house.
all improvements, OsBOrne
Ave. yotisoxsx. Piles $3obq.
136—F0R SALE—House. Os-
. rne Ave., 3.3"“ roomsand
bath, l'0i25oji45.
Cove Ave., lot sosgso. Price
$4500.
147—F0R SALE—«House . and!
. one 0i6 rooms
stationary tubs (3).
hot water heat all over house;
garage: reception hall. par.
wood floors. four bed rooms
slate and tin roof.
176—F0R SALE--1o~room house
1200.
Ave., 5ox150.
Ave., Goxaas.
.fPrice $3000.
Cove’Ave., all improvement“ Price $4200.
. Price $5000. .. ~~~ t
31—FOR *SALE—«B-room house,- i
all improvements. lot soxxso. . i‘
Pricegooo. 5.: . if
32—FOR, ALE—ii-roofii house. .1 ~,
n.
50s,! 50. Price ,
-Price‘~$0500. mon.
$3000. “ ‘ $16,000.
(Price $52,800.
”st 0‘ h a
Piice $4000. “ “‘
-10vl'00h'l house.
improvements ;
Price of both. Price $5000.
$3800.
165~FOR SALE-440m: and all
lot. Rowan St., East Norwalk. $5000.
Plot and cold
library, all
hard
room,
pantry,
Crest,
second floor, ,
Price movements.
. .
and bath. steam heat, gas, all
improvements; laundry in
cellar; lot 40x118. Price
North $7000.
~LOTS. EAST NORWALK
36—FOR SALE—7 lots, Gregory
Boulevard. Price $4000.
37—FOR SALE—-—1 lot, Cove
38—,FOR SALE—1
394F0R SALE—Several lots,
; Fort St., East Ave. and Edlie
' dAve. .Cheap. . .
E .. Six .' room
house and bath, Fitch St., all
improvements. Hot air heat.
Lot 50 x 247 feet deep.
1697— FOR .SAL
2,170+»FOR SALE—Eli ht room
.house. Fitch St.
i 200 feet. Barn and large
3 chicken yard.
a...» . Norwalk)
thOR. aALE-é-7-roprn house; it ‘
41% OR SALE—Old homestead
. . it Green. Price on applica-
ta—L‘idon" 'satmwnrflwe. '
large house, lot runs through
”torn street to street. Price
43147.01! SALE—io-room house.
Wall St., all
A a" in e e
“ 44—SOLD. *
"if " "1"“ W 5""3.
45—FOR SiLE‘e—iprofim, ‘ouseqp
Newtowu Ave., all-im rove-
mentsNPrEe $8500. ’
46—FOR SALE——6-room house.
E—gyroom house, '
‘ all improvementsi Price $7.-
Maple St. Ptice $7000.
49—FOR SALE-g-room house,
Maple St., all improvements.
50—FOR SALE—~8-room house,
improvements.
y—FOR SALE—Lots, ‘Rhodo-
.nolia Park. Cheap.
sod-*FOR SALE-12-r00m house.
'lot 300x400 'or larger, Elm
Price $35,000.
148;»F0R SALE--1a-room house,
about acre of land. all im-
Price $7500.,
149~FOR SALE—proom house,
Westport Ave., small barn,
Price $700.
lot, _»East"
Price $1050.
0t 120 x
Green heuse.
improvements.
Price
improvements.
y. Tavlor 8. Golden,,Agents_, 574 WasllmgtOnSto South
When inquiring, kindlv} refer to number of . profiertv 7
TAYLOR & GOLDEN, Agents, South Norwalk'
(“If you Will‘send us a descri
the souvenir hook sold on that week of
celebration in Auburn and the hook
was exhibited to s Sentinel rotiorinr
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its infancy. Th
pages of the growth. pt. t city from
deal with the former anti present viti-
b
0 mini usttationsd
h 01
Monday was general retention-tiny
and at ills. in. all the halls and whim
lies in the city were run: and blewn.
ciisi in u 1min church. The ovonlns
saw the alumni banquet at the high
school and at 7 o'clock the chimes or
in
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4.
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lot 80x155. Price $2500. New York . w}.
164~FOR SALE—Lot, Belden ' :5.
Pl N0 slit, 0 . Price ' ' “
” 873:.CI m 5 x75; r57—FOR SALE—6—room house, 2
167‘}... FOR SALE— Farm, 35 all improvements. South Oak tie.
acres; 15 timber; :0 acres till- 51-. RiChmOUd H111. BfOOkly“. “it”
able. Nine room house, bam N. Y., near Long Island rail- ”.9
and fruit. Six miles from road d¢P°t- Price $3000 5,,
Norwalk. Price $2500. ”i-
168-—FOR SALEo—Nine room .L
house, Franklin Ave. Two - ‘L
rooms in attic. All improve- . aL
merits. Price $5000. , L.
166—FOR SALE--13-roomv house, cannon Station :L
Belrlen Avenue. Bath, two .5.
toilets. all hard wood floors ”L
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misfithepdiicginfiszostagnogi: strawberries. 35 peach trees. '5’
plcation . 5 apple tree‘s, 3‘hplum érees :32:
__ " _ an 1 pear. evv ouse. om- ,,
I75 rfofiRhEuAsEE‘i-sjogcrestoge bination garage, wash house i:
house not ’finighed'mstable and tool house downstairs. 0;.)
chicken house and barn; all ‘ Four “Emma“? pantryPup- "5
kinds of fruit. Price $10 000. stairs. xce en ““5" "Fe ’3'?
FOR’ SALE—One of. the $3000. Terms to suit or will it?
1797”“ buildin sites on Mor— sell 119““ and [one acre mm it?
gain Ave; high ground. fine all fruit for 3‘200‘ it."
view; 100x375, or three lots, ‘30
‘5‘
603175. 5’ ”:0
. " . Saugatuck * i;
Broad- River . .. .s
111—F0R SALE—Twenty room 5%,
‘ house. Gas, all improve- ’5“
61—FOR SALE—7-room house, ments. Eleven acres. Gard— .9
lot 72 it. from by 80 ft. rear, ., . net's cottage and ham. Price '9
133 it. deep. Price $2300. $20,000. 0
62—FOR SALE—~7-room house, :3:
lot 5031135. Price $2800. i .
~, ": -. .: Redding, Georgetown 5;:
Darien , '5
f .5 S a . , say-{:02 SA}E—-e,_ ii agree, . .;
-’ i. 5’ ' ' ‘ fused}; yearsi’dfio in am,
can... is
Darien. from $1800 {‘0 $6500; ‘1c‘a 3’ Len . mg n i I,’
with and without all improve- “a“ and i’iOOk‘ 4 acres wood a?
ments land. Price $4500. ‘75 .
Isl-«FOR SALE —- ro-roorg ”3°
, house. wast shore. Darieu, “‘5‘
lot 5011400. Price $6500. 3 ~
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Cranbury 3.;
nip—FOR ' SALE—House. 7 :2:
rooms. Grumman Ave; 3 5’.
Rowayton acres working ground. Price I;
$3700. ,5.
58—FOR SALE—9 rooms: all it?
improvements. Crockett Ave., of.
Rowayton. Lot 80.9mm. W
Price $4800. - , .‘L
153~FOR SALH-room house Noroton Helghts :3.
on shore road, just finished; L
one-half acre; all improve- ’ “L
ments. Price $6500. -178—-FOR SALE—7-room house, :1
160~F0R SALE—House and bath, hot water heat, electric f‘ef‘
barn with one acre of ground, light, barn and garage, chick- :
west shore of Rowayton har- en house; lot 100x290. Price f3"
bor. Price $5500. $4500. L
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families being united in their own
homos‘, some of them having been so»
pitch and price of your ‘property, we will insert in this list without ex-
pense, except our commission. for selling.
0.4M-...m.. ”Non-aw» ,
together, and will up
composedoi imli‘ a
This committee
Norwalk
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point ii. vommlitoo
hundred or mo'ro.
will he mmio up of
. Plili liilillilii
f dds to in Named Soon,
lien York, Celebrated
I
. some. iesvs‘ your tomshuwks
fig knives behind, but brine
" and wampum with you, and.
find the latch string out for
1 Wash. and a generous void
. tilti sachems‘sud hrnves of
read: ti part at the invitaiiou
‘ onto Week held in Auburn,
1549’s. the invitation having
dWMWJWdJ-i .mdydimmtnimmem
This Was tam trim elm illustrates thrones
I
knit.
yesterday by the courtesy of Colonel
George, D. Russell. He -has turned
the hook over ,«to the. him-walk Board,
of Trade in 'nsslst thom'in their plan-
ui-ng tor Nomalk‘s celebration at a
like nature. Colonel Russell iivod tor
many years yin Auburn and attended
the on Home Week in June. 1906. it
is partly because of iho success which
that occasion iiuil that tho viesdurssid
dent of the {domain Board,“ Trade. is
so enthusiastic about the one lining
planned here. . m .,
'i‘ho souvenir lmoltifsmost inter-
esting affair starting with the procla-
mation and invitation extended to ford
not eitheursli‘a their families; «in for
city.
the in“?
t
which up
sons. the former and present sunscr-
nneo oi the habits buildings and the
industries with their products.» A pio-
uuro on one pane shouts the sitcom“
nier oitisons anti on the cunnilingus“
some tables. the coming oitissnn. eons
of the nutrient men 0! straits in the
The program printed in the rear 0!
ihethoit on mass inoculating the var-
.iouit committees who successfully can.
riot! through the Donation. told at the
opening unit‘s stunts, each i
day’s events and the closing “N" uro-
nrum. This week was started on a
Sunday and religious services were ob.
served in all the churches. in the at-
I
” brim mu. "03in
elitism i
'9
'1
'lil.
Opening easrolsgs followed“, at lilziio
and in tho sitaruoon all the nubile
hulldi,nxa,pei§sols and industries were
thrown soon to the public. illilmlllli-
lion and ascends followed in the oven-
inr With more tam rlnxlul and will»
llna. Stores remained open until 9 p.
in. and all the clubs lit-iii open hours.
Tuesday dawned on cannons-union
tiny and at ii n. in. all runner swim.
and scholars authored mills, rations
schools. auto o‘clock there was a
great school imrmiain which It's, _
«the school boards outset hrs ,. t.
forme‘r and present tesohsi'.‘ on aetiol-
m. in tho siternoon titers was a re-
caution and reunion anti‘lli‘fl‘e
authorsootiirrsdsme «are.
1
8t. P fi"!.9llm‘°ll yore given as a
tnilig t concert. ‘M ii o‘clock there
came-a flifiiirlm and exhibition.» she
city fire department. , 1
Wednesday was {late this. Athens. is
n bountiful intro dst; Auburn am this
was inrominont”tiii~t|liil (119."kl '1‘“ng
m a grand reunion and. picnic at the
park near the ink in the moms? and
at irlohtlio Gilli allows hold their to
union with names. etc. The events:
witnessed a fireworks display with a
concert “0 output-ado, .
Histories] day it» mar-tiny. and it
opened with norms; exercises irri'hs‘i
chapel.
Friday. the last day or the Old Home
week. was given over to it military.
civic and industriii parade and tho
* oveninrsawthd’taramll concert and
tho 01mins addresses. .
in the souvenin’hook is a list oi the
business places of insults.
on the back cover what could he
inmjappronriato than the bars 0! the
music and the words, "Home. Sweet
Hem.” W,
This is what one city aid suddNor-
nihi- Dllhni a tor a“ similar Mair.
fill-l! only thohoopla «in use hold
.'.,."'Pfkd,- Jg‘keouisiittee‘ item such
~ it
5 . , 'i‘itos enrolments sum,
Noiiwflltis but, 0 any? hitiss 011000" .
Ki ”atomsoiflilror silt] howeisu‘ths
prominent men in social umi irutnrnnl
organizations. mt wr-ll mi from the
business societies. This committee
3will meet, orsluilse and sub-tilvitlo into
smuilor committees who will further
the plans. ‘ ,
Although the affair is yet, months
distant no deiny must occur. for the
Work is a. great undertaking and must
no carried through slowly amt curt»
fully, to make ,Norwnllt's (lid Home
Weak more sunossstnl than that which 1‘
any town in hity has yet held. ,.
W~W~-”W .
'--Mter a heavy meal, inks s cohpio'
of nonn‘s Regulate. and give yo
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