Cook is smiling, fire'bnrns bright, Roast is browning, biscuitsilight, Dumplings boiling, pies just right. 1 These things happen with :1 Stamford range in the kitchen. FOR SALE BY N. Main"& West Sts. eatres THEATRE 'World’s Greatest Equine Review, SIGNOR DEL FRANCO‘S MINIATURE CIRCUS, Com— ‘giis‘ing a Herd of Paradoxical I, onkeys. Semi Human Ba~ beans and Thoroughbred Shet- -'Iland Ponies, giving a perform- . once that is wonderfully amus- - ing and interesting. By all means. bring the children to ' Ho t' 8 this week. They will be delightful beyond words. Spe- ' cial Extraordinary Feature. The Bright Spots of Lew Fields’ ‘ “Henpecks"—GEO. PALMER MOORE & FLORENCE EL- LIOTT 81 CO., presenting their elegantly mounted Comedy. "The Other Fellow.” The Act Beautiful—PREMIER TRIO—Artistic Syncopists of . _ Song, in Catchy Songs. Musical ' - Selections and Brilliant Wit. Dancing Diversifiers Extraordi- Comedy Surprises nary—BERNARD & BLAND *Song's, Dances and Patter Specialties. A Long, Loud Lingering Laugh ‘ -—-THE OZABS —Grotesque Juggling Eccentricities and , MOTION PICTURI‘S that pleasi 7 Motion Pictures That Please.‘ Phone 1646 VALHAMEIRA THEATRE, Stamford . LEWIS J.oCODY STOCK C0. Week Dec. 4——-“Under Southern Skies" The winner of the voting contest Next week-Arnold Daly'a Greatest 1 1 Success “Regeneration" Matinees Wednesday 61. Saturday, 2: 30 foCULlsrs AND OPTICIANS 5"OUR “BESTYET” EYEGLASS is sure to please the most fastid— ious. It can be adjusted to the 1 most irregular features with 11 snug, even hold that stays on. We employ experienced ()cullsts to examine eyes and guarantee sat- infection. ”Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn. ‘ Onen Saturday Evenings FIVE YEARS From Now-- will you be giving or taking or- ders? That will depend upon I how much you know. 811céess Hinges on ABILITY ut remember—that ability ' at be the kind of ability that emand by the world—the 11131111111.- that the world may for. orongh' Commercial Course Merrill College prepare you for business South NoryvaIk 1111-11 ‘ In... on... r . 011111111 Who relies upon: 8e111 1 Ta number of women In queer, LOVERS “The Place" Men’s Xmas SLIPPERS 50c to $2 Ladies’ Fir Felt Slippers BLACK. RED, BROWN. GREEN, SMOKE DRAB $1 25 ARCTICS GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY TWO STORES NorWalk South Norwalk MINING CLAIM IN DISPUTE. \‘l’ASllle‘i’I‘th. inn'. Potter Whillri-n lost his claim to it rich gold lliIllt' in Alaska because he ht'lli 11 paltry federal job is now Ilt‘iol‘l' the Supreme (‘ourtyol’ the United States. Whitlrvu first dist'owrcd gold in Alaska I11 100:}. He marked off his claim, but iii-eluded half 1111 acre too much within its bounds. it is cluiu'u'd that lu- loci lilio to the mine because I11 reducing the bou11dui'lcs to the re- qulrctl amount he exclt'drd the bolt from which IIII.‘ hold had been mined. By the next year. when he discovered [1311 rly Writers, I I 11111111111111 ' .111 IIIIIIIIT 1111113 . Lawyers who are careless In stating residence within the Jurisdiction in uncontested divorce cases which are brought before Judge Howard .I. Cor- tls In the superior court will and that they will have to follow the rule of the court in iogard to ‘nuch mm. lens and this was proveu yesterday when two uncontested cases came be- fore his honor without proper 1min- dictlon in the wrf't and the attention of the attorneys I11 tho case was call ed it) it by JudchCuriIs. I Wanted Changes Made. in one case the attorney had failed parties burl resided in tho state con- Itinuously for three \onrs next IIL'IUI'IP Ithc date of the complaint and In thoi Iothcr the attorney stated that one of; Ilho parties in tho case had resided in; Ilianbuty but failed to mention tl11 to mention that one of tho inlerosledi‘ NAMES“ I 1111.011 1111.111 1111111111 11111111: WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.—chresen~ tatlve Hill was asked last night by 11, party of Connecticut visitors. when he thought the report of the tariff board would be sent in and what he thought I they would recommend He said that It was thought that the president's .measngc transmitting the report would be received at the capitol on Monday or Tuesday next. lie did not look Ifor the expression of any opinion by .thc board. nor any incorrinicndations; in fact. it was no part of their duty to make recommendations, and he was m1 .Www... "j“ Mum—mm m Real Estate Columns W‘ anwuu—pm. ..... Properties Offered by Taylor a Golden, Agents. 07 Washington 86. South Norwalk. When inquiring kindly re» for to number of property Shore Prop erties . a...- _...... and. an .—.-..-......M—-—--._ lnFOR BALLAD-room house. Hickor Bluff. all Improvement... Price 611. 6—FOR BALE-JI- -room cottage. Bell is- land. Price 66600. 4-—-PON SALE—~7-room cottage at Fine Point. all Improvements, excellent con- dition. Price $6000. Furnished. 6—FOR BALE—Frown cottage. Boil le- isnd. Price 66000. 6~FOR SALEwiovroom cotta e. Bell Il- land. all Improvements. Pr co $3760. 7—Fols sue-.1 room cottl e and two lnot sure either that the president, would do any/hing but ”transmit the; jreport to the house for its informa- tion. I Mr. Hill expressed the belief tho it was a foregone conclusion the American manufacturer would boI obliged to accept it tnrifflnwthat" ti thati I lots opposite Bell Island. rice 64600. One lot adjoining. 6~FOR SALE—12 rooms. all Improve- ments. one of the best locations on Bcll island. Price $6000. O—FOR SALE—D- room cotta e on out shore, all Improvements. Pr co 68000. POFI 6ALE~Lnrge house. Tokeneke. Price 630. 000 . Boo—FOR SALE—-6.roomo. Improvements. 11— islnlc, and he also wanted to change would put them on an equal footing! lot 6611200. on Rowayton chore. Pric- ':.lhc (late of the marrla'u- of the do iffyudang f' 'qu 1002 to 19011. The 1th with the foreign 1nnnufatlurer in the ‘snmo lini- That the tariff board tow—FOR SALE—Cottage on bluff at Bell Imau is now living in New Jersey and; would. in their report, 8M! Ibo exacti ful location. Price 16 000- Iit was the order of tho conlt that the lumeruhucnts to the Wilt be made and 11 copy of it sent to the defendant. New Court Rules. 1‘ l I 1 in regard to jurisdiction, the plain-I Illil‘ or defendant In tho dlvmce nuitsI cost to manufaciurc would be takcn,,168—-_FOR SAL I must reside continuously In this slate ifor iilf‘t't' years next before the date Iof the complaint. ()r If eithe1 has fremovetl into this state on a certain Idnle and has resided Ithrreln the ybcought after said removal. In lb Icons of habitual inlemperance or In continuously cause for divorce must be} Icost to manufacture any given article' abroad and the coat of manufacture Ilu this country, and I11 the different Iportiona of this country and the 1111'- I was not sure whether the rivernueg 1111 he said the coat of making theI same article differed in different parlsI of this country, owing to local con-I ditiunn, 01 that tho. lowest cost. 'i‘heI tariff on some articles would be raised and on some lowered, while many| ‘artlclea would be added to the frecI list. The tariff on wool and cotton 192—FOR BALE—Two iote. Ave.. out side. 6011166. Price 62600. limwood l ‘grt' Av... small barn. lot 6011156. Price 10740171 0ALE—10-rocm house and born High or. all. improvements; lot csxnib. rice Ioooo Building Lots 23—FOR BALE—Lot. North Main St. 24—FOR SALE—Lot. 5011164, Elmwood Ave. Price 61000. 26—FOFI SALE-Lot. Peed Ave. Price 61200. 26~FOR SALE—Several lots. Highland Park. 27—F'?R SALEwLotI. Bayview Ave. 6800 can . “1'3... Norwalk 28~F on slits—101 FEKTEETBEME Place. lot 6011200. Price 610.000 26~FOR SALE—H-room . Ave., nil Improvemntl. house. Cove Price $5000. 31~F6R SALE—B-room house, all Im: provementsylot 5011160. Price $5000. l According to the rule of the court 1 it! would be just the difference. Helm—pop SALE~LotI at Harbor View Island. new. all lm rovemcnts, ”EWII' 32~FOR 6ALE~6~room house. Winfield St.. all improvements. Price 64200. ...,._ ~- 1.... till—FOR SALE-7~room house. First St. lot 5011150. Price $2000. ”Hafbor Vlew Beach 34-»FOFI SALE-li-room house. Winfield St. Price 62500. 25-4011 8ALE~6~room house. Winfield 5.“... St.. all improvements.' Price $3000. E—Lot and ham. Brush 57—FOR SALE—B-room house. all im- BI-z 13011165. 2 minutes from trolley; movements. Osborne Ave. Lot l50x51. flood elevation. Price Price 63000. "3‘40" “LE—“P“ G‘I’W‘ 0"" lad-FOR SALE—House Osborne Ave. 11 ”“25 "CI" P'I“ 6.500 each Ior e rooms and bath. lot 5011145. Price South Norwalk “fl-FOR SALE-io-room house. Cove Ave.. lot 5011160. Price 64500. .. - l47—FOR BALE—HOUR Ind Iot 7211150. 40R SALE—lz- -room house. West . Ave.. hot water but. Price 612000. PH" "700' tolerable cruelty It. Is the rule that. he thought would be reduced and it 43.4.)“ 3ALE~Woodward Ave.. 8 room Iwhere the plaintiff was domiciled I11- this state at the time of 1111111 marriage and before bringing the cmuplaint on the grounds mentioned above. he or Ishe has returned to this state with would not surprise hint if iron nndI sle‘cl were placed on the fun: list. I lie said he had talked with many manufacturers I11 Connecticut and had told them that they would have house. lot 4011126. all Improvements. 162-«FOR SALE—broom house.‘ail Im- provements. Hawkins Ave.; good con- Ithe lutcntlou of residlnmhere pcrrna»‘ to m. upturned with a mic um would'17_.ron SALE—~14 room he“... w," 5.” ,nuitly. , l I Illil and the jurisdiction as required Imusl be incorporated in the com- 1 - lplalul. l FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB. Mice Hatch Entertainer! the Members Yesterday Afternoon. ‘ The Friday Miss Ilalrh presenting the following In‘111:1‘:6m Alias 111111.111. Roiitntiou"-~l~‘lndi111: tho Loni l‘upld by Kala, .\l is. Rwords. [.1-y'd1'11. lili‘ .\ll11'-111~1 of ill" West, I 1 I 1 li.“ Whether .I. " gold wltin the proper bounds. Whit. trcu- had become 11 deputy mineral stir.“ vcy'or oi‘ the United Statics. Otto Halls and oihcis now ilalin ‘ Mrs. liunncburln'. The club will meet with Mrs, (lum- burl on llctt-lnhcr 22nd. MONROE S CASR MONDAY. 'llu' law of Mourns .\'I. Moor 11', filt't'hnlzlv slrmt, Norwulk, who arrosivd lust Sunday 1111 i.culhrrluuti upon tbc complaint of of “I! H two young ladies for iudoccnl c-xpos<‘ me will tonic before inflge l-‘duartl .\l. Lockwood In the Norwaih town court on Monday morning 11! 0 o'clock: I1 is t'tpct'tt'd that Monroc will IIf' talc-- fen an examination as to his sanity, for I111 is bcllci‘cd to be iitmonlcd He thinks he is only NI\II'€II y'iu'us of .agc. but he is ropciled to be nonror ‘lhliiy six. .11 present be Is out on 11.111101111011115. - ADVERTISED LETTERS. Below Is a list of letters remaininsi title to the mine in question on the uncalled for at. "19 IOIIOWIBS P0“ 013‘ ground that Whittren lus his claim In 1902 and was dlsiplalltled from train. ing anchor after he became 11 deputy mineral surveyor. MISS BYXBEE ENTERTAINS. Miss Lorena By'xbee. of Cedar street, was surprised by thirty-live of her young friends last evening. The affair was a happy one, the congenial guests cooperating with the hostess to make the affair «the. best ever. Games were played and later in the eveniiig refreshments were served. It was not until the wee hours of the morning that the guests bade their hostess good-bye. congratulating her generously for her hospitality. BILLS-FILED IN THE HOUSE. WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.411115 to repeal the act creating the Commerce Court and to repeal the Canadian re- ciprocity act continue to be filed in the House. Representative Heigosen, of North Dakota ' has added to the number of Commerce Court bills, and. another Canadian. reciprocity repeal bill has been introduced by Represen tative Mott, of New York. WHO’S LOONY NOW? "This division of the woman‘s war,d". said the asylum guide “was made necessary by the new style of skirts." Looking in the visitors saw bifur- cated garments. parading up and-down the room. "“These patients " contin- ued the attendant, “we call our pants- lunatics. "—Llppinoott's. I l I 1 1 cos for the current week. .14.»...— South Norwaik. I’iolr Clkacz, Box 300. Andrzej Dobszln. Kunder St. 1039 Greer, care 'lladel Oyster Co. 4.1. E. Kelieher. Monsieur Albert Langlols. Miss E. A. MacDonald. Susie Martuls, 1’1’ High St. Dr: W. A.‘ McLaren. Meszaros Peter (2). Peter Nelson. Willie Nichols. Phil Relfschneitler. Harry 1P. Riley. Amado Roberyc. Helen Smith, to Helen Parker. J. \Vabrams, 30 Elizabeth St, E. E. CROWE, P. M. .~...-._..._._.. HOT‘EL ARRIVALS. Siaimckemowh. L. Richards. [1.13. Butler. William Morrison. New York; H. Clogs, Philadelphia: J. H. Gould, F. L. Boyd and friend, E. Stevenson, \V. J. Sparks,11'ew Haven; A. L. Kinney, L. A. Libby, Hartford; F. Gaylord, An- butt, Wilton; Samuel Bridgeport; 'G. W. Bunnell, Plainvllle; J. 43. Werner, Norwalk; H. F. Dexter. Leo Davis, J. M. Layton, city. “Everybody starts to say something when l begin- to play." protested the distinguished musician. - “Yes,” replied Mrs. Cumrox; “peo- ple are so stupid. Just because i call it 11 piano recital everybody seems to feel called upon to reclte."-—Washing‘ ton Stat". Afternoon Club field list, fifth rouulnr IIII‘PIIBK at the home of but"? 11 111116100 bill Hull “00M IIIW sip—FOR SALE-«1'er 00“” by' Chief Thom? '1 steps in digestion takes place, and no sonla; J. Conroy, llroekton; L. R. Hurl-I Gt'eenstein,- 1310 new rules (into l'Iom .lnnunn I. cost of manufacturing at home 1111d‘16—Fon Ibo equal to the difference. in “WI all Improvements. Price 616.000. aALE——t-'I’cu:,:a feldrfield gv‘e” . T '1. CO . ree abroad. lie said lu- had told them} 3.2.100, It IN" y I’ . that this was What the Republican til-FOR GALE—ion. Washington St. pnrly‘ was pledged to do, and that . ...__.- . c.“ ._.. .1”-.- .- . -FOR SALE—Double house. 6 to the American people would stand for.“ bathing less . 1 Dollar a Day Pension. Rf‘ presctitativc Underwood majority I leader on the floor of the house, said, 1.1.1 11111111 111111 11 11.111 11m. dcchlcd‘to‘ lo ouch ( I\II war v-cluau that 111 Had one your to Iougci 11 pension of '11! least fl per day. This bill, would be passed before the house. would adjourn for the Christmas holim 1 days. No thought it would «09th phonon veterans, i What Delegates Did. The Connecticut dolomite.» to 1b: rIVt'ra 11ml harbors congress were at the capitol yesterday afternoon in 0011» sultatiou with the Connecticut 0.011- I arcssmcn. This afternoon 11 goodly number of“ llwin attended tho c111 alr\ drill 111 Port Mayor, Virginia. I Attorney Iilmiol Davenport of Iliirlin port “011 prime the judiciary committee of the house in opposition to the bill under consideration uhich prmltii'u for a trial by jury- to per. sons charged with contempt of court. uwWW...- ....... ”11.....- I "BEST ON EARTH. " This Is the \t'f‘ditl of It. .i. llowcllu Tracy. 0.. who bought Folm‘s Honey and Tar Compound for his wife “llerl case. was the worst 1 how. ever seamI and looked like a sure case of con-I ‘cumptitin. Iler lungs were. sore and she coughed almost incessantly and' her voice was human and weak. Fo I ley‘ 8 Honey and TM Compound brought relief at once and loss thanI ,threo bottles effected a completei Icure." The. lllrldgc Pharmacy and W.§ . T. \‘I’Igmore Co. Nature has Provide; ghumnn beings with teeth for chewllig their food. It is in the mouth that the first and one of the most Important ~tlecay'ed teeth should be allowed to Iremain there: they should either be filled, crowned or extracted. llroken I down teeth and roots, and the deposits Iaround them, make every swallow go ing into the stomach from such a I mouth a source of poison to the sys» tem, instead of healthy food. ‘Dr 1. .I. H. MALLERY 16 South Main 81.. South Norwaik Hours: a a. 111. to 8 p. in. 51111— days by appointment ”if. ‘ "STRENGTH rcsrs AT YALE. NEW HAVEN, Dee. 0.——The strength tests just completed by Dr. Born at Yale gymnasium of the fresl1~ man classes show that the strength test of Eric 0. ~Klstle1', of. Denver, who was a football fullback, stand Intact. A. 1Pumpelly. of Oswego, N. Y., i the strongest man in the college fresh- man class, according to figures, but his total of 1657.9 points. compares only with that of‘ "Ted" Coy. who be» came a football captain and whose rec- ord was 1662.6. The record held by ‘Kistler is 2270, and that of John Kili- patrielt, who was a 'varslty end, was 1816. 9. ho snid.I ' I145~POR SALE—One lot. c. attic and bath for each apartment. Price 67600 Lot 5011l25. Quintard Ave. I66—FOR 6ALI~16- -room house. all im- movement-.0111: acre of ground. Bay- vlow Ave Price 69600 60—FOR SALE—Building Iot. Cedar St. 6011I25. Price “400 Court landt 51.. all improvements. Price 64500. "O—FOR SALE-House and building Iote. Ely Ave Pflc. “000, dltlon. Price 63000. I .. 15—‘FOR SALE—Beautiful home. West tea—FOR SALE—Two houses. Osborne 8t. Price 635.000 Ave., one of 6 rooms and bath. all Im- _ provemente: one 6 rooms. Price of R6ALE+13~room house. South both. 33300, Main St. Price 616. 000 lav—FOR SALE—Mouse and lot. Rowan 51.. East Norwaik. Lot 6011160. Hot and cold water. stationary tube (3). not wa- ter heat all over homezg garage: recepu tion hall. parlor. dining room. library, kitchen and pantry. hard wood floors. four bed rooms and bath on second -f'Ioor. slate and tin roof. Price 6660 0. house and 'III Improve- lot 4011116. 17c~ron SALE—Io-room bath steam best. one. menu: laundry In cellar. Price 67000. ib0-«FOR SALE~lO~room house. Osborne Ave.: furnace. no other improvemnts; _Iot 5011100. Price 62550 c E190-«fFOR SALE—ll-room house and lot. Osborne Ave.: 027x135: all improve~ media, hot air heat. sewer connection: about 250 feet from trolley; good neigh- borhood. Price 66500. HIM—470R SALE-10 room house. East led-«FOR BALEu-Lot. Belden Place. New walk, 601176. Price 167—FOR SALE—Farm. 26 acres; 10 tim— ber, 10 acres tillable. Nine-room house, barn and fruit. six miles from Ner- walk. Price 62000. lea-FOR SALE-6- -room house, Franklin Ave. Two rooms in attic; all Improve- ments. Price 65000. 166-—-FOR BALE-13 room house. Holden Av... bath. two toilets. all hard wood floors (polished). Equipped for steam. Price. less than one third the original colt. on application. 175—FOR SALE—64 acres. 8- room house. 14- room stone house not finished: stable. chicken house and ham; all kinds of fruit. Price 612,000. ova—iron £11112”: One of the best build- Ing sites on Morgan Ave.' . high ground, fine view 180x175 r th1ee lots. 6011175. laa—FOR eluding house. barn. outbuildings, Elms crest. west side. Lot 200 front by 000 deep. 622. 600: lot 300 front by 400 deep. 627. 500; lot 430 front by 400 deep. 33? - 50g: Including 4 lots in rear. 5011170, Lot. Elmcrest. east side. Price 61600. .Lot. Stevens Sin 5011100. Price 8600. Lot. Wall St.. 110x141, without house, 611.000. with house. 611.500 Including 6 lots on leases St. Price 614.000. Lot. Woodbury Ave.. 5011180. Price $650. Lot, Woodbury Ave“ 5011170 Price $600. Lot. Fair St.. 5511300. Price 6600. 164—FOR SALE—~13- room house. Elm 51., all improvements. Price $5400. Broad River 61—FOR SALE—7-room house. lot 72 ft. front by 62 ft. rear. 133 ft. deep. Price $2300. 62—FOR SALE—7-room house. lot 5011133. Price 62800 Darien Alb—FOR SALE-3everai new cottages and bungalows at Darlen, from ”800 $M200'. with and without all Improve— men I fol—FOP SALE—lo-room house. west shore. Darlen. lot 5011400. Price $6500. 165—FOR 8ALE~11~ -room house, bath, Post Road; all Improvements. hot air- furnace. electric light: about four acres land, fruit trees and berries. lBG—FOR SALE—ii-room house, Post Road. all Improvements. electric light; about one acre. fruit trees and berries. Rowayton 58—FOR SALE—9 rooms. meats. Crockett Ave.. Rowayton. 80.611210 Price $480 153—~FOR SALE—B-room house on shore road. just finished; one-half acre; all improvements. Pnce $6500. loo—FOR SALE—House and barn .11.“. one acre of (pound. west shore of Row- ail improve— Lot nvton harbor. Price 65500. New York «- ALE—New house. '6 rooms. Aim: barn. 2 chicken- coops. 3 lots: all! “Sufism 56“.. all Improvements. Price I‘mfiprovementn. hot air furnace. PriceI I I 157—FOR SALE”1;';J..;7?;EZ.I'EET.;.- 22~FOR SALE—if room house. Chestnut LOTS EAST NOR‘NALK provements South Oak St. Richmond St. Price $6500. ISL—FOR SALE~—fi room house Taylor A.ve. improvements. lot 60.8 front. 230 deep. Price 14000 bill—FDR SALE—~6 room 1.01.... Parkland road. well water two other into. 120 feet front. 71 feet on northerly side 7h depth and mo feet on southerly aide. Price 61300 idi‘FOHléALE;Two um on Clay 31.. 64.11101 Price. $1300. i42—-FOR SALE~Twc lots. Gibson Court. 40 6711104 Price $1000. l43—- FOR SALE—Two Iota. Gibson Court. 40 6711100 Pricxw 6100 l4~I——FOR SALE—One lot. West 51.,761190. Price 63600 all Improve entc 50 West St” HOS. Price $250 0. USO—«FOR SALEw23 building lots. View Crest. off West Ave. 6500 to $5600. 162—FOR SALE—Several lots. East Washington st. luv-FOR SALR—Small farm near South Norwsik. on West 5L: 7 room house. “No barns. water in house. Price 60500. “fr—FOR SALE—43 room house. South Main St. all improvements lot 7111196. Price 615. 600. l56—FOR SALE-Lot 5011146. west side of Elmwood Ave.. South Norwaik. Price 6660. loll—FOR SALE—S‘room house. all Im- provements. steam heat, Lowe 51.: lot 100111.001eet Priceseooo. .t6l—FOR SALE—~Putnam Ave., 7- -room house. all .mprovements. hard wood floors: lot 4011120. Price 64500. t.I7‘I—-— FOR SALE-4- room house, bath. steam heat. one. electric It fit. conserv- atory. fruit trees. Price 600. I i—FOR SALE—1L ~room house. barn and 8two lots. Taylor Ave.’ Lot 106 ft. front by 60 ft. wide In rear. 176 ft. deep. All Im rovemente. electric lights. no heater. Pr ce $4500 162:FOR SALE—lb room house. Raymond 51., one- ~haif acre ground. Pelee $3000. lbl—FOR SALE—Lots. Elmwood Ave. Price $1600 for both. . o 36::FORWSIALE—T lots. vard. Price 642 00 amniotic... lot. Cove Ave 50.11 0 Price 6700. 512.15.51.24 lot East Ave. 60x..2. Price $1050. Gregor y Boole Viv—TOR SALE- -—Eight- room house. Fitch St' . lot 120115-300 feet. Barn and large chicken yard. Greenhouse. Price 64200. Norwalk 4111:0111 on Green. SALE~0Id homestead Price on application. ' lbt runs through from street to street. Price 616.000. cawFaflgwgiALE~12~room house. Wall St.. all Improvements. Price 612.600. 45—FDR RALE—iz-room house. Newtown Avon all Iniprovemntl. Price 68500. 46—FOR SALE-vcwoom house. 3 acres more or less. Harriet St. Price 68000. 47~FOR SALE—611'oom house. all Im- provements. Price 67500 Lot 6011234. 48~FOR SALE—~10 room house. Maple St. PrIee 67000. 49»FOR SALE—9- room house, Maple St... all improvements. Prl Ice $5000. 50-FOR SALE-s-room house. all im- provements. Price $5000 Iii—FOR SALE—Lots. Rhodonoila Park. Cheap. Bil—FOR SALE—12- room house. lot 3001: 400 or larger, Elm Crest; all Improve- ments. Price $35,000. bis—FOR SALEwlz-room house. acre of land. all Improvements. about Price, 149—FOR SALE—~7-room house. West- 1 39—-—FOR SALE—«Several lots Fort St.. East Ave and Edlie Ave. Cheap. . 109-FOR SALE—Six room house and bath. Fitch St.. all Improvements. hot air heat. Lot 5011247 feet deep. Price 63000. 42—FOR SALE—West Ave.. large house. . I I_ l Hill railroad depot. Brooklyn. N Y. .. near Long Island Price $3000. Saugatuck l7l—FOR SALE— ”-0 room house Gas. all improvements; 11 acres: gardeners cot- tage and. burn. Price 620. 000 Greens Farms Price for 21 615.000. Entire lSS-MFOR SALE—31 acres. acres. including homestead. Price for remaining acres. $6000. property for 620 0.00 173—-~FOR SALE‘ZG acres. house thre; years old; barn. chicken house. two young orchards. plenty small fruit: well ggioobrook; 6 acres woodland. Price Cranbury 174—FOR SALE—House. 7 rooms. Grum- man Ave.: 8 acres Working ground. Price 63700. . Noroton Heights 17B—FOR SALE—7— room house. hath, not water heat. electric light, barn and gar- ‘35. chicken house; lot 100x290. Price l05—FOR SALE—llrroom house. 5 acres of fine land. 2 barns. Price $8500. WéSt Norwalk ills—FOR SALE—9-room house, West St. near Keefer Ave.: 650 ft. front. and ‘ farming land and wood lot. Price 700. Taylor 8. Golden, Agents, So. Norwalk If you will send us a description and price of your property, we will Insert In this list without expensewexcept ; new POSTAGE STAMPS. —--——-—— Face of Washington Will Appear on Six of Them. Thirteen new postage stamps are being put. Into circulation this week and occasionally one of them Is found on a letter received here from some other city. The stamps are sulfelent- Iy rare. at present to be looked at with curiosity, but more w)ll be seen (if them each day until they entirely sue persede those of the previous Issue. lStamps of the 11ew‘ designs will be placed on sale at the local post-office when the present supply of those bear- In: the old designs becomes exhaust. ed.- The new issue will amount at the outset to 25,000,000 twoeent .etarnps‘ our commission for selling and 12,000,000 one-cent stamps a day. I in the new designs, instead of Frank- lin's face appearing on the one-cent stamp, as is the case now. the face of Washington will be! on all of the 'siamps of the~ six lowest denomina- tions. The five highest denomina- tions—8. 10, 15, 50 and $1——wlll bear the face of Franklin. Besides the pic- ture of Washington on the «coconut stamp the numeral "1" will be used. The present design has the “one" abelied out. The same is true of the two-cent stamp. The new twocent stamp will carry the numeral "‘“2 In each of the lower corners. On the stamps of 3. 4, 5 and 6 cent denominatibns the wreath sur- rounding. the head of Washington, as 0,11 tbe‘tWo-cent stamp. will be elim- “ . , .. ._ inatcd, and the denomination printed in a curved line above the head. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.‘ Tonic in action. quick in results. Will cure any case of kidney or bind- der disorders not beyond the reach of medicine. No need to'saw more. The Bridge Pharmacy and W. T. Wigmora C0. ‘8 s'ronmc'roN SHIPYARD LEASED. STONINGWN Dec 9.—-'l‘he Nat’s 'Polnl Shipyard, formally occupied by the Atlantic Shipping Companv of this town, has been leased for fifteen years to the Richard '1‘. Green~‘Comps11y,'of Boston. The lease owrrlec"tbe privi- lege of roaeWal for live yesuc‘addltion- cl. _ - - -
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