Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 16, 1911 · page 3

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CmSSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 259-

 

 

Three Times, 50c —- Each. Additional Word. 1 cent-per Insertion. In Black-
lace or Cdps, Double Price ‘
WANTED. TO LET tron SALE.

 

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wthEo~w0RK roa MAN wrrn
dump cart. Inquire 93 Lexingtog Ave.
16 at

T0 LET-~-FIRST FLOOR. SEVEN
rooms, bath and gas; rent 814. 214
East Ave. diii 3t

 

WANT£D~—SALESMAN TO SELL
oils and specialties. Good live wire
can earn big money. Champion Retin-
ing 90., Cleveland. 0. .1123 (129 16

 

.. WANTED——~YOUNG MAN IN Tli’
printing mom. one with some know-
ledge of press work preferred. Apply
at otllco of Crot’nt & Knapp (3.0., South
Norwaik . . did 3t

TO LET-COSY LITTLE HOME.
seven rooms and tbath, heater; near
Seaside Ave. Ray at A. N. Pstldock's.
56 Seaside Ave. East Norwalk. Rent
318. M. l). llnndali. dill 3t.

TO LET—difil‘ildAP, IN NORWAlix,
blacksmith shop, suitable for oil busi-
ness. inquire at Mitchell's Furniture
store. Norwaik. 031 if

 

 

.WANTED—GIRL ..FOR GENERAL
housework. Must. conic. well recom—
mended. Mrs.,'i‘. 1. Raymond, .57 West
St. till, lit

 

WANTED-BY A MAN. ROOM AND
board on a. quiet street; meals to be
served in his room. Address it. 0..
care Sentinel. . 0? 3w

BUSINESS NOTICES.

 

 

CHEER UP 'l‘lll-T LONG WINTER
evenings with the, cvcr~rcady electric
light. Let us properly light your house.
Estimates furnished. White Electric.
Company, 37 \Viitt‘l‘ St. l’hone 342-3.

(ll-i fit

XMAS GIFTS F011 EVERY MEM-
‘ber of the family.
instruments. Toys, etc...
70 Viiaslnngton St.

 

The ilazuar,
(115 iii

 

N. mason-'11.]. novu ms SHOE
repairing. establishment from 24 Wood-
ward Are. to his new store, 1‘." Wood-

ward Ave. til 4 3t

Jewelry. Musical

TO LET~~v-Ii‘IVli3 ROOMS, GOOD Lt.)-
cation; rent $9. inquire Til “halting
ton St. 1H5 tit

TO LET~-~l)\\'l-Zl.l.l!\‘ti, 'I‘i\‘ltli.\’ld
rooms; all intprovemt‘uits; central: in
good condition. Laurence Agency. No.
if) South Main St. dli lw

 

 

TO LET-«lcltlllT~lt0011 11017511“. ix
(‘cntcr Ave. Also one tioor of tire
rooms. and one floor of six rooms. in
quire 32 Center Ave. till lit

TO LET «FIRST FLOOR. li‘il’li}
rooms; all modern imprm‘cntonts. with
gnrdon. Apply l2 liuion I’httre. Nor-
walk. till lit

TO LETwFURNISllE‘D HOUSE, 12

 

 

host; on trolley line. three minutes
from depot. Price reasonable. Apply
1). ii}. illsbrow. 42 West Ave.

07 8 9 14 15 iii

 

tnents, small family; rent $25. in-
t]tlll‘u of (1?. E. Iioyt, South Norwulk
Trust Co.

rooms, modern improvements; hot air

TO LET-r HOUSE, ALL IMPROVE}

1130 11

FOR BALE-J‘liitNiTliRE SALE To
‘close an estate. at 2 South Osborne

walk. Carpets, gas range. dishes. both.
chairs, books and book case. dining
table, etc. Sale from 2 till ii o'clock
on Tuesday and Wednesday. Minor
1.). Randall. Executor. did 3t

ARE YOUR HENS LAYERS OR
louiers?.§tCoaliey's Laying Tonic will
make layers out ot‘ them. For sale. by
Charles it‘. How. .112 Washington St.

dill 19 21

DOES YOUR PIANO WORK 300
days in a year? but us show you ’tlte
i’ianolu Plano. Different and far su~
perior than the player pianos. Silent
pianos taken in exchange. Stelnel‘t's,
to South Main St. South Norwullt.

till (it

 

 

 

YOU WILL BAVE MANY Willdidlls
by buying your Christmas piano at tho
Steinert‘s sole of slightly used pianos.
All guaranteed like new. Sihre open
Monday and Saturday evenings. Stein
(art's. 16 South Main 81.. South Nor-
wuik. till tit

 

FOR SALEwiillllsth ilt‘lhii-l l‘lit)~
nograph with 80 records. in good condh
lion; $2.1. Was taken in exchange for
Victor. Siotnort‘s, it; South Main tit.
South Norwnlk. .

 

.FOR "'.8Al.E~+ilO-ii0ii$i€ POWER
Stenrnspttuiiy whipped. run very little.
good as new; just out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
$2,500....btjiply..to North Shore Farm.
Saugutnck, Conn. Phone .138, West-
port. do it

.to have an

Ave. near Randall's block. East Nor:

till iii,

 

 

NASH'S MODERN ,GOODYEAR

boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds

custom made'wftrk. Pit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.

 

 

PROFESSIONAL.

 

MUSIC TE'ACHERS‘ DIRECTORY—
Piano pupils will find it to their advan-

tage to inquire here for good teach-
ers. Stelnert's, 16 'South Main St..
South Norwslk. till (it

2.1 Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. Rosa
Tarlov, 102 Taylor Arc. ‘ all? it

 

TO LETmOFFICES 1N COLEUURN
building. corner Main' and Wall Sis.
Heat and all modern improvements.
Apply to H. F. Coleburn. 22 Wall St,
Norwalk. , oi it

‘00 LET-“UNION HOUSE." 21
Union 81.; 17 rooms. all conveniences.
The Hatch &. Bailey Co. 'm12 ti

 

 

 

 

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At a Court of Probate holden at
Norwnlk, within and for the District
‘01? Norwnlk, .on the 15th day of 116‘
number, A. D.. 1911.

Estate 01‘ Martha Smith, late of the
City, County and State of New York,
deceased.

Whereas, written Vapplication has
been made to this Court for the filing
and recording in and by this Court of
Certain writings with said application
filed and therein alleged to be the duly
authenticated and exemplified copy of
the will of Martha Smith, late of the
City,.County and State of New York.
deceased, and of the record of the pro-
ceedings proving and establishing said
will in and by the. Surrogates‘ Court
for said County of New York: .

Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Otiice in Norwalk, on the ‘27th day of
l'luoembel‘, 1911, at 2 o'clock. afternoon,
and all persons interested-therein are
- hereby cited then anothere to appear

 

if they see cause and be heard thereon,

and it is further .

Ordered, That public notice ,0! said
application and ot ‘the time audit'lle
place of the hearing thereon and iii
suitl citation be given to all persons
interested in "said matter by said uh-
pllcant Causing a copy of these orders
and citation to be published in a news-
paper having ‘a circulation in said dis-
trict at least ten days before said day

TO LET—HAMILTON AVE. HALF
oi two-family house, 6 rooms. and 6-
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dltion: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 513 if

6% Columbia 5%
Real Estate Bonds

Pay interest promptly each six
months. Interest paidiifrom" date at
investment to actual date oi‘wlthdrsw-
al. Can withdraw funds with full in.
terest after three years it’ desired.
Scores of satisfied Bond holders in
this town Full inspection invited.

D. S. HULL

LOCAL AGENT

Room 1 Hayiiand Block. So. Norwalk
‘ Phone 414-4: r

 

 

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R'Asst GORDON TO LECTURE.
Noted Crater and Author to be at Beth

lot-sol Synagogue Sunday Night.

nuns; Levi Gordon, of New York
city. 'a noted Jewish orator and lectur.
er, will give a lecture at the-7 Beth is-
rael synagogue, of South Main and
Concord streets, 'on‘ Sunday evening
‘at 7:30 o'clock. ‘aubbt‘oamon twill
column Talmud Torn: and his words

 

of hearing. ,
HENRY \V. GREGORY,
did it: ‘ . ‘ , Judge.
“‘""'""'“- ¢--'*'~‘c~r'-‘f~w 3~~~-i-wr~qg, ‘
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The Schoolmadter~Nom how was
It that. this great discovery madenby
: Columbus was‘nnot .riully ,uppreolated
until many years annulus death? , ‘ .

. “The Unto—(lute;Buplltie—Bdcsuse‘ ,th

mittiadverusé. sin—é'l’h Shelli:

 

 

 

wlll beaddressed in Yiddish. . ' . ‘
Rabbi Gordon is a celebrated author
and among other works wrote a book
.ontJewlsh history. which . has given
thim’tworld-vvide tamer. ,

f. The. lectured: oven: to everybody
and allure invited to Etiend. , , ‘

 

TO Lsrwrwo nanxs syn snub. \

 

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FOR SALEMOXE 1903 tib-Ivitli‘itlhl
power Thomas. good condition and
newly painted. Price $1.030. Apply
to North Shore Farm. Suugatnclt.
Conn. Phone 132:. Wes-tport.

dd if

 

FOR SALE—A NEW HOUSE, WITH
all improvements, on easy terms. on
Lincoln Ave. Inquire or the United
Grocery or Raymond Grocery Co.

’ n20 ti

 

 

LOST ROLL orbits.

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Victor Cedar, of Georgetown. Thinks
He was Given Knockout Drops.

Victor Cedar. of Georgetown. came
to Norwalk on business yesterc
day and took from the Norwalk Sav-
ings Bank 3110 with which to transact
the some. lie was arrested between
at and 5 o‘clock in the afternoon by 0i~
flcers Charles F. Page and Jarvis S.
Murray. who found him lying in lilgh
street. and when he awoke at the po-
lice station ut 10 o‘clock he found his
money had disappeared.

Victor has an. idea tliat'herwas rob-

bed in a certain Norwalk saloon where
he spent some time. and that. he was
first drugged'by the bartender. He re-
members nothing about this. but that
is his solution oi the missing wad. The
money was in an inside pocket and in.
side the bank tboolt. His bank book
was intact and his gold watch and
chain remained upon him, but the cash
was gone. ‘
l Chief Thomas Leatherisnd is con
ducting a rigid investigation and will
attempt to ascertain whether or not
Cedar was given the "K. 0.." as it is
called. '

Cedar was not held by Judge Edward
M. Lockwood, who recognized his us-
ual plan in the case of a. first offence
for intoxication. with' which Cedar
was charged. The man works in the
wire mills In Georgetown, and has
done so continuously 1017,22 years. He
sayshe will never come to Norwalk
“on business" again.

 

 

The-woman who avails herself of
Sentinel Want Advertising in the ser-
vant-quest remains optimistic on the

whole help problem. _ .

 

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utilitarian.
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Yes and Mince rtowm be Added

to Menu stilts lull

 

Prisoners in the Fairlieldili county
jail in North avenue, Bridgeport are
‘ excellent . menu served
them, along with other concessions sf-
iorded them on Christmas day. Al-
ready the otllcials of the Institution

are planning for the occasion, which is

always made as pleasant for the am
fortunate inmates oi the place as pas.
silbie.

Following the custom, the 195 pris-
oners will have no work on Christmas
day; the leather shop. the cement
block shop and the quarry being 0103'
ed down for the day. sheriff William
Volhner, as far as is possible, will
carry out the “Peace on earth, good
will to men" proverb.

The Menu.

inquiry was made this morning at
the jail. as to what would comprise
the christmas meal. The dinner
will the considerably better than a
great many people outside of the jail
will have. The menu will consist of
roast spare rib, mashed potatoes, tar»
nlps. boiled onions. mince pie, entice.
apples. oranges and doughnuts. “You
can add for me." said Bhoriii Voll-
mor, "that there will be generous
portions." ‘

No Visitors.

No visitors will be allowed to see

the prisoners Christmas day, but. any-

thiug left at the jail will be delivered
to them. It is a usual thing tor

some of the inmates at the jail to
from

receive Christmas «presents
their relatives or friends.
shape of roast
The jailer states

in the
chickens or turkey.
that many of the

more fortunate oi the inmates who
receive excellent. dip-
, of
this kind left at the.jail will be giv-

have friends
core on these occasions. (lifts
on to the person to whom consigned.

An excellent dinner was served in
the jail Thanksgiving day,

it.
to Bridgeport anti brought an appeti-
sing l‘titlsl turkey weighing seven

pounds for n relative who throuuh nn‘
fortunate rircuiustzmcru is serving a

jail sentence.
1991 attacks.

At the present tlmc'tltcrc are it’ll.
prisoners in the jail, ll oi whom are,
With one or two exceptions
these people will out their Christmas
who
was sentenced to two years in state‘s
prison lust, “‘t’L’k in the criminal Sn»
who
was suntoncrd to serve from 3 to it}
years in state's prison are. in initial!
ut the present time, but will be tak-
on to the state penitentiary next week
court

“'Olllltll.

dinner in jail. -.iohn' Martin,

pertor court and (11. .I. (lirhus.

when the criminal Superior
adjonrus for this term.

Already here are live, prisoners in
hound over
to the February term of the criminal
will convene
the third Tuesday oi February. There
will undoubtedly be morb of ‘those

the jail who have been

Superior court. which

cases before Christmas time.
Shorlfl Likes Job.

Sheriff Vollmer commenced his du-
ties as county shorlii June first. an.
en months ago, and his term thus
far has been a very pleasing success
the
things have pro-
gressed smoothly in the workings of
the institution, and as one man not
it. "it is so nice there, the majority
of the guests come back the second

and a credit to him. Under
Vollmer regime, L

tithe tor a visit."

Enough products are turned out in
the Ieathering finishing department
and the cement block shop, to go a
good ways towards the support of the
Connecticut
pays board of 32 cents a day for each
The women in
mates do the laundry work besides
For good be-
havior the prisoners are allowed live
days a month of! on their sentence
after three months. at the discretion
A trip through
content-

pluce. The state of
inmate of the jail.

considerable sewing.

ot‘ the jail omclals.
the jail disclosed unusual
meat among the prisoners.

 

5 TO PREVENT wm'rss come.

When you go out into the cold'

breathe deeply.
Be sure that your clothing isloose
enough to'allow of this.

It you don't breathe properly you, ,

are immediately subject to colds.
You are liable to colds if you let
your system run down.

Eat regularly, and don‘t go for long

hours at a time without proper nour-
ishment. ‘

See that the air is pure in the home
or your place oinbu-si‘ness. ‘

By all means takdiiresh air and‘a
short 'wslk if possible at noon tithe.

Most of our home‘and business pla-
ces are overheated and for this reason
the outdoor garment should be warm

 

 

A and dresses only osmotiersta weight. . ,

 

and the
prisoners are high in their praise oi
A man residing in Boston came

 

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§liore Proportles

Building Lots ‘

 

1 on SALE 10'roorvi houu‘“ Htckdr
luff, all imB'F‘ovamoni... prtéc $11,006!

3-FOR 8Al§l~7~room
land. Price 00000.

4~FOR BALI-broom cottage at Fine
Point, all improvements. excellent con-

 

cottsgo. Boll Is-

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dttlon. Price 00000. Furnished.
b—FOH SALE—Joroom cottpgo. Boll ll-
,Iand. Price 00000.

 

o—FOR 8ALI~10~room con: 0. Bolt II-
land. all Improvements. Pr co 03760.

1--FOH BALE—Jrroom soils 0 and two

 

 

lots opposite. Boll Island. rice “500
One lot adjoining.
0-4011 aALE—iz rooms. all improve-

ments. one of the best locations on
island. Price 03000.

O—FOR BALE-troop: cottage on cash
share. all improvements. Price $8000

11-FOR BALE—Largo house. Tokenoko.
Pris! 030.000.

lib—FOR SALEvfl-roomn. Improvements.
l‘ot 00:200. on Howayion shore. Price

- W

Bell

 

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lbO—FOR sALE~Cottage on bluff at Bell
island. new. all 1m rovomuntl, beauti-
Jul location. Price 10.000.

 

 

Harbor View Beach,

107~FOR SALE—Lou at Harbor View
Bench.

100~FOR SALE-Lot and born, Brush
so; 150x100; 2 minutes from trolley;
.pood olevntlm. Price 02800.

ids—POE BALE—Loin “‘ Gibson
003120 «on, Price each.

South Norwalk

12—43001 SALE—ia-room noun West
Av... hot water hut. Price “2.000,.

lav—FDR SALE—Woodward Av... dvroom
house. to: «at». all improvements.
Price 05000. {.

15—03011 SALI—Buutlful
at. Price 90,000.

10—408 sALI—n-mm houu.
Main 01. Price 010.000.

tin—FOR 0ALI—14sroomhoon. West 01..
all improvements. Price 015.000.

ll—P‘OR sum—Hon». Falri'leld Av...
lot 100th front by 211 ll. deep. Price
012.000.

00-401! 8ALI~Lou, Wnblngton at.
-M ...._...-................._..........
se—ros 8ALI-Doublo house. 0 rooms.
stile and bath for each apartment.
Price 87500. Lot 50x120. Quinton! Ava.
lit-FOR BALE—ibrroom house. all Im-
‘provomontu. one acre of ground. Bay-
vtew Ave. Price 09500. ,

00-FOR BALEo-Butldtng lot. Cedar 81..
50x120. Price 01400.

lib-4'01! 8ALE-~7~room hound. Court
taunt so. lPI! improvements. Price 04600.

zoo—eon SALE-«House and building lots.

 

 

 

Aim.

 

 

 

 

homo. West

 

2H0“ GALE—Lot,~ North Milli It.

apron ans—L. , 1
Ave. Price 01000?’ 5°“ 54. Elmwood

zit—son BALE—tot Ru Av. Pl
:1 20°. . d e rco

 

 

 

20—FOR BALE—«event Iota.
Pork.

27—FOR GALE—Lots. Bnyview Ave. 0800
each.

* East No‘rwalk

Highland

 

 

 

 

South

20-ml-‘Ofi SALE~10-room house. Seaside
Place. lot 60x200. Price 010.000.

20—FOR SALEwid-room
Avon. nil lmprovemntt.

 

boon, Cove
Price $0000.

31——FOR 3ALE~8-room house, all Im-
provements. lot 50x150. Price 05000.

32—FOR SALE-od-room house, Winfield
81.. all improvements. Price 04200.

33—FOR SALE—Frown house, First so.
let 00x100. Price 02000.

34-4501? BALEfl-room house. Winfield
8!. Price 02500.

 

 

 

 

 

35—FOR SALE-«B-room house. Winfield
81.. all Improvements. Price 03000.

Ave. Two rooms in attic; all lmprow
manta. Price 00000. .

toe—FOR SALE—ta-room ”unwell“:
1‘1”" ”git, ”Wat; ”gfilhflt ’1‘; again
corn I o . .
Price. (Igo- thsn onoqtlllrd the origin!‘
coat. on application. .

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flow—FOR SALE-84 act-u. d-room house.
14’room uten- house not finished: stab!
chicken house and barn; all kinds

fruit. Price 012.000.

 

 

170~FOFl SALE—Ono of the but build-l
Ing slips on Mar an Avo.; high ground,
fine view; 180x17 , orvthroo iota..00x17|l.

tsp—son SALE—:‘oentt‘bmam hem ‘ ln-‘
eluding house. barn. outbuiidln whim-,1
crest, welt sldcl. Lot fron 0% :1»

o P

deep. 022.600: lot 300 front by 400 . ‘
.600: lot 430 front by 400 deep, -,
00:00:)noludlng 4 lots ln roar. 00:110. .1
pt, Elmcrut. out side. Price 1000.
Lot. Steven: 8t. 60x100. Price 00.
Lot. Wall so. lioxm. without house.
011,000: with house, 011.500. Including
6 lots on losses 81. Price $14 000.
Lot. Woodbury Ava., 50x180. Prion mo.
Price W .

Lot. Woodhury Ave.. sexiro.
Lot. Fair 81.. 55x300. Price 0600.

184—«FOH s‘ALE—ia-room house. film on. '
all Improvements. Price 06400. .

 

 

 

199-403 SALE-liz-room house. spy-mg ‘,
lHt" road. lot 00:160; carpenter shop on .
o .

204~FOR SALE~Throe-otory brick fat:- , ‘.
tory and oihhr buildings, any" My .
Price 010.000. . ‘

Price 03000.

 

 

ilk—FOR SALE—~6-room houle, all Im—
rovaments. Osborne Ave. Lot 150x51.
rice 03000. ,

ids—«FOR SALE—+100". Osborne Ave.. B
largo rooms and bath. tot 50x145. Price

 

 

“Gr—FOR aALE—io-room house. Cove
Avv., lot 50:150. Price $4500.

 

int—FOR BALE—v-Houu and lot. 72x150.
Price 03700.

102-4051 SALE—~7-room house. all im-
provements. Hawkins Ave.; good con-
dition. Price 03000.

 

fruit trees, grapes: near Linden 80.,
Price . .

 

ZOO—FOR SALE—avroom' houu. Loomll
Sh. lot 56x120.‘ Price 03000.

201—FOR SALE—broom house. lot
200. Price $2000.

202-FOR SALE—3 um. wmon Av...
501100 each: corner lot, price 0000: 001‘ *
for other two. . .

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ifl—POR BALI-Two houses, Osborne
Av... on. of 0 rooms and bath. all im-
cavemen”; one 0 rooms. Price of
bill. 03000.

 

lilo—FOR SALE—House and lot. Rowan
31., En! Norwalk. Lot 001(100. Hot and
cold wot-r. stationary tube (3), hot wa-
ter but all over house; garage; recep-
tion lull. parlor. dining room, library.
kitchen and pantry. hard wood floors.
four bed rooms end bath on upond
floor. plate and tin roof. Price 06500.

170-POR 8ALE~10~room house and
bath. slum host, on. all tmgxove-
manta: laundry in collar: lot 118.

Price 07000.

1m—POR SALE—io-room house. Osborne
Avo.: furnace. no other Improvamntl;
lot 50:100. Price 02550.

”fl—FOR SALE—td-room house and lot,
Osborne Avc.: 227x135: all improve-
menu. hot air heat. sewer connection:
about 250 foot from trolley; good neigh-

‘ borhood. Price 09500.

104~FOR SALE-«io-room house. East
‘ Ave; turn. 2 chicken-coups. 3 lots: all
t‘mprovuments. hot air furnace. Price

198-FOR SALEviO-room house and lot.

 

 

Ely Ave. Rowan St. Price $3800.
gi—J’OR SALE—«Now noun, 6 rooms. M ““““““ ”“‘ W“ ""‘““‘"”"”"‘ ”"' WNW“
gatimmlt In. all lmprovomenu. Price LOTS. EAST NORWALK
lie—«FOR SALE—ii-room house. Chestnut “wrest SALE-«v7 loin. Gregory Bottles
81.. all improvements. Price $0500. vard. Price $4200.

 

01—FOR BALE—V-room noun. lot. .
$333 by 80 ft. rear, 133 ft. deep. Prion

 

u—FOR SALE—1-room houu. lot boxlflt‘
Price 02000.

Darien

war-on SALE—3.11mi new and
and bungalows at Dorian, from 01 ,
to $0200, with and without all 1mm . .

 

 

antI.

151—FOR SALE—10~room house,
ohpro, Dorian. lot 50x400. Price

lbs—FOR SALE—il-room house, bum.
Post Road; all lm rovomenu. hot out,w

' furnace. electric llg t: about four Ac .
land. fruit trees sachet-flop“; ,

lad—FOR SALE—Doreen} .hougeéd'lah
0 00

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Road. all lmprovo‘flllfifld
about one acre. druit

 
 

 

 

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53—4012 SALE—9 rooms. all Improve—l
menu. Crockett Ave., Rowaytbn. Lot

80.9x210. Price $4800.

153—FOR SALEus—room house, on tho 1.
road. just finished; one-half any; ‘5
improvements. Price 86500. ‘ , .

tsp—FOR SALE—House and ham wind:

one acre of ground. west shore of Rowe“ :
avian harbor. Price $5500. 6;

 

 

 

 

130~FOR SALE~a~room house.
Ava.. improvements. lot 00.0 front.
deep. Price 04000.

Taylor
230
i
140—»F‘0R SALE-k-s-room house. Rockihnd
road. well Water. two other lots. 120
feet front. 71 feet on northerly aide in
depth and 100 fact on ouutherly side
Prlcl 01300. .

 

{Isl-Jon SALE—m'l‘wo lots on Clay st.

 

 

37-FOR SALE—4 tot. Cove Ava.. 50x15».
Price $700. .

season SALE-4 tom-Em Ave}; w‘xézs.
Price 31050.

ail—Foo SALE~Ssveral lots. Fort Sn.
8in Ave. and Edlle Ave. Cheap.

169~FOR SALE-Slx-room house and
bath. Fitch 81., all improvements: hot

 

 

 

 

«x101. Price 01300. air heat. Lot 50x24? 1th deep. Price
142~FOR SALE-«Two lots. Gibson Court. .
4037:1114. Price 01000. 170—FOR SALE—Eight-room house. Fitch
so; let 120x200 feet. Barn and large
flan-FOR BALE-«Two lots. Gibson Court. chicksn yard. Greenhouse. Price $4200.
49.97x100. Price $1000. ,

 

 

iii-JON BALE-One lot. West 81.. 70:00.
Price 500.

 

REP-FOR SALE—One lot. Wm 51.. so
x108. Price 02500. ‘

150—FOR BALE—~23 building lots. View
Crest. off West Ave” $500 to 55500.

1524011 SALE-Several East
Washington 5!.

1M—FOR SALE—Small farm near South
Nat-walk. on West 81.: T-room house.
two barns. water in house. Price 04500.

155~FOR SALE—ls-room house. South
Main study improvements lot 71:005.
Price 015. .

156—FOR SALE—Lot 50x1“, we i side of
Elmwood Avo.. South Norwa . Price

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"tar—FOR SALE-0-room house. all im-
rovomontl, steam but. Lows 81.; to!
00x21” tut. Price $0000.

 

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SALE—Old homestead
Price on application. .

iii—F 0R
Green.

02--FOR SALE—We‘ll Avon large house.
lot runs through from street to street.
Price 016.000.

sags-on SALE-4241mm noun. Wall so,
all lmprovementl. Price 512.000.

452-F0R SALEvlz-room house. Newtown
Ave. all lmprovemntl. Price 08500.

40--FOR SALE—fi-room house, 3 acres
more or ten. Harriet St. Price 00000.

il‘l——l—'OFI SALEv—o-room house. all im-
provements. Price 02500. Lot 50x234.

use-Foo SALE4—10-room noun. Maple St.
Price $7000.

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tot—ros"§3.t.u——Pdiham Avs.. 7-room
hound. all cm rovomenu. hard wood
floors: lot 40x 20. Price 04500.

"Tu-FOR SALE—J-room house. built.
steam hut. gas. ollctrtc ll ht. conserv-
atory, fruit trees. Price .

ill—FOR SALE—li-mom house. barn and
two ion, Taylor Avo.’ Lot 108 ft. from
by 00ft. wide in rear. 175 ft. doc . All
in rovomonts: electric lights: up cater.
Pr ca “500. .

tub-FOR SALE-9~room house. Raymond
an. one-half Macro ground. Price $3000.

iS‘l—J’OR 0ALE~LotI. Elmwood Ave.
Price 01000 for both.

Wile-FOR SALE—Two lots. Eimwood

~ Ave.. out side. 50x16!» Price 021500.

 

 

 

 

lib-FOR sALE—i'oaroom house and
harm-H7811 31.. all Improvements: lot
banish rice 00000. .,

 

203—45001 SALE—Building lot. east side
0330M,” graded. sidewalk laid. Price

cow-FOR BALE—v-s-room house. Maple so,
all improvements. Price $5000.

soar-“on SALEes-room house,
movements. Price $5000.

51-FOR SALE—Lots. Rhodonolla Park.
Cheap.

 

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sz—FOR SALE—12-room house. lot 300x
400 or larger. Elm Crest: all'improve—
merits. Prics $35,000.

bid—FOR SALE—12~room house, about
. am of land. all improvements. Price

tie—tron sALE—7-‘room house. We“-
.A or: Ave.. small barn. lot 80x155. Price

 

iM-FOR SALE—Lot, Bolden Place. New
walk. 50x75. Price . .

107--FOR SALEa-Farm. 25 acres: 15 tlm:

bar. 10 acres tlllable. Nine-room house.

barn and fruit. Six miles from Nor-
Prloo 02500. _ .,

 

walk.

 

 

ids—FOR SALE—fi-room house.) Franklin

 

Newiork

157~FOB SALEv-fi-room house. a lm
rovomc, our .5th Oats/ht, l. 133‘. 0
E1111. Brooklyn. N. v.._near~L . to
railroad depot. Price $3000. .

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Saugatuck

Vii—FOR SALE—20-room house“ Gas. III ,
improvements: 11 acres: gardener’o cot- -
tape and barn. Price‘320.000.

 

 

Greens Farms

100~FOR SALE-31 acres. Price tor 2!
acres. lncludin homestead. 015.
Price'for remain ' acres. $0000. Emir.
property for $20. . . - _

 

 

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173—FOR. SALE-26 acres,” house that,
years old: barn. chicken house. W
young orchards. plenty small fruit: , ‘-
ggisdmbrook; 4 acres woodland. Prion

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tin—FOR SALE-House, 1 rooms. Grunt-1‘
man Ave.: 3 acres working grounds~
Price $3700. ,

Noroton Heights? ‘

t1a—FOR15ALE—7-room house. bath, hot,
water heat, electric light, barn and gum
a a. chicken house; lot 100x290. P a;

 

 

 

 

105—403 SALE—11~room house. 5 acro-
of line land. 2 barns. Price $8500. .;

West 'Norwslli’f‘ ‘

tea—FOR SALE—s-room house. West!
near Kcelor .Ave.: 050 ft. front.

 

 

 

 

' farminmland and wood lot. Price ‘

Taylor 8. Golden, Agents, 50. Norwalk; .

if you will send us a description and price

Girls twho‘2wear thin lingerie blouse"
all winter. should see that the chest is
well protected against. the cold.

Quick friction after a both in win-
ter is good. and for older persons an
alcohol rub utter the'bath will keep
them from icatching cold.

Many doctors think that this is the
only beneficial my to take alcohol—.1
«through the pores. g . .

Always, bathe the neck 'tlndSVcliest in

 

 

 

cold winter. axiom by» alcohol ‘rub,

 

of, your property, vile will insert
our commission for selling '

before changing fromm high-necked.
dress to a low~cut one. .

It you catch cold. don't ruiilenp and
sit by the tire. Put on your sweater.
open your windows and go through all
the bodily exercises you can remember
from your-“school gymnastic lessons.
See how the circldotionwill start.

 

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Ostrich is attacked he goes and mm 1 .
his head in,the san ." Wilmer-‘11
sould think when he went: haul;
look for it he'd forget where be M
it."-—Yonkers Statesman. '

"All arrivals are washed." explained ‘
the warden oi the prison. ‘ "
“And if they kick up a fuss?"

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