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WANTED.
" WANTED—SITUATION AS COOK.
’_ 'Inquire 12 Woodward Ave. p22 31
. WANTED~RO0M AND TABLE
, boarders by day or week. All modern
‘ conveniences. Apply 55 Railroad Ave.
in J. M. Layton Co. d22 6t
1 WANTED—BY A MAN. ROOM AND
o'care Sentinel.
Litmus faunas
at summer
The selectmen arereceiving many
compliments upon their success with
tlie'trying piece of road stretching
'from East Norwalk eastward to the.
Westport town line known as the Duck
_"Pond.road.’ The Duck Pond croadwas
..iutleed an appropriate name for the
place and the conditions which were
like unto a duck pond were such that,
the change "was made imperative. Now.
.‘howsver, by cutting down «a hill and
99 ppttingihe earth in the hole. at tho
£495t of the place. the pond has been
. lnated
Summer residents of the section
will greatly appreciate the changes.
for now their eqiiipages. which former
ly no matter how clean when starting
990111;, always returned dirty and cover-
_9 ea with the black. sticky mud of the
" P‘hole, will not have to be washed as
" firequently.
4‘Another piece of work which is
nearly finished is the long stretch of
road in West Norwalk. The crusher
haibut two more good full days'
work on this job. after which it will
be removed to the West Rocks road
rto- repair the road after the recent li‘n~
provemnts. A Sentinel reporter'had
thepleasure of a ride over the fine
stretch of West Norwalk thoroughfare
. yesterday morning and tail that" the
~ selectmen claim for the road is in
plain evidence. It is a wonderful im-
provement over the former conditions.
and" all West Norwalkers who have:
come down to the Board of Estimate
meetings with strong protests, are
, pleased.
' ,"‘.The West Rocks road work will" be
completed so far as Contractor Salva-
ig "tore Chariott is concerned in several
days. Then, after the crusher gang
have finished with the highway it will
- be one more added to the now credita«
94 hie list of those in the town of Nor-
walk. The crooked "street of former
' "day. has been turned into a tine. wide
‘ straight highway. one of which the
town shall be proud.
VERY ‘susmcnous. 4
“How about this rare?" demanded
11w stranger in New _York. .
"I haven't overcharged you. sir," de-
clared the cabmanu
‘11 know you'haven't, and why have-
M you? What sort of a deep 'game
" are y0u up to? AnsWer me."n"ow.”-—
(louref-Journal. ' 7
_..—_.._...—___
1A young Canadian came to Washing-
ton last winter" and was makingi" a
9 board on a quiet street; meals to be
served in his room. Address R. 0..
d7 3w ‘
"treaty goes into full effect automati-
4dance with expert
‘a second on the Canadian side: and 4
‘Chri’stmas call upon a very pretty
young woman whom he met for the
first time. ' 'Do you have reindeer in
Canada?" asked the young lady. ”No,'
~ darling " he answered, “at this seas-i
on it always snows. " -—’9L1ndies Home
.Journal
\
aible with their lies than his myrtl-
when yen don’t swallow them
- tilled to learn that after all. I was kiss
Snihil chlldren are much more sen- 9mg the housemaid"
ups, because they don't. 361; {111110110
TO LET
TO LET~GOOD STEAM- HEATED
rooms, single or en suite. to: 61. 50 per
week and- up. First class table hoard,‘
04 per week. Mansion House (123 St
TO LEW«HOUSE 21 UNION ST..
17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit tenant. The Hatch & Bailey
Co. m12 it,
TO LET—GOOD STEAM-HEATED
rooms. single or en suite. -for 61.50 per
week and up. First class table board.
64 per week. Mansion House. diS (it
To LEW-«CHEAP. 1N NOR'WALK.
blacksmith shop suitable for oil husl
wear 185th St. near Bronx Park“ Now
it
you SALE.
FOR SALE—CHEAP, A SMALL
house of four room, now. with view
of harbor; suitable for workingmsn
inquire of'Steve-Klsa, 24‘Knappd8t. ,
. 22
roa satsfloumr. PAVEMENT.
sore horses. suitable for country use}
kind and‘igood workers. Price 025 to
650 each. Wiegal. 2346 Prospect Ave,
York. dill 1111"
FOR 8ALE-~00HOR8E POWER
Stearns. fully equipped. run very little,
good as new; just. out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
02. 500.. Apply to North Shore Farm.
Phone 136. West-
ness inquire at Mitcheils Furniture Sauga‘tuck (onn.
attire, Norwalk. o3l tf 11011.06 tf
TO LET—-DWI"L_Ll.\'G, T“ i1i'.\ E FOR GALE—ONE 1908 GGHORSE
rooms; all lmprmemeuts; capital; in
good condition. Lawrence Agency No.
113 South Main 81.1114 l'w
"1'0 LETéHOUSE. 'ALL lMPROVE-
menta, small family; lent 621‘: in-
quire of(. .E. lloyt South Norwnllt
Trust Co. _. . 1130 if
TO LET—OFPlCES IN COLEBURN
building, corner Main and Wall 813.
Heat and all modern hnprovemenbs.
Apply to H. F. Colebtirn, 22 Wall St...
Norwalk. ~ 04 if
TO LET—HAMILTON AVE.. HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms. and 6-
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition;o one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. I13 tf
TREATY TO PREVENT .
Ill“ NIAGARA
The United States and Canada have
negotiated a treaty which controls the
diversion of‘nnter from the Niagara
River and preserves the scenic gran-
deur of Niagara Falls for all tfme. The
cally in March. upon the expiration
of the law which now limits some
of its provisions
The international agreement wIs
made in response to a general demand
thatthe question of water diversion
be settled once and for all in accor~
Opinion. The
treaty makers had exhaustive tests
conducted by hydraulic engineers.
and it was determined that diversion
should not exceed 116.000 cubic feet
20,000 cubic feet a "second (in "the
American side, out of a total flow of
240,000 cubic feet a second. '
The use of this quantity of water
for power purposes, the engineers
found. would ’not affect the appear-
ance of the Falls sufficiently for the
eye to detect. 4 Since only about half
the quantity permitted bythe treaty
is now diverted, twice the present 4
horsepower can be produced without4
endangering the sceneic beauty of
the cataract. «
’TWAS H10 IMPRESSION.
The irate parent presented himself
before the culprit
“Young .inan," demanded he, with the
utmost sternness, “have i caught you
kissing my daughter?9"
It by this he expected to plunge the
young visitor into confusion. the old
gentleman was greatly mistaken. as
the young gentleman ‘evlliced the
gr‘test calmness. a.
"I hope, sir." he said “thgre "is no
mistake about it. The lights are none
too bright and I would be much moo
4 token of this "trivial vanity-
If you have had trouble in disposing
power Thomas, good condition and
newly painted. Price 01.050. Apply
to North Shore Pal-In. Saugatuck.
Conn. Phone 138. Wentport. 118 if
FOR SALE-v.4 NEW HOUSE, WITH
all improvements. on easy terms. on
Lincoln Ave. Inquire of the United
Grocery or itnymoud Grocery Co.
n20 tf
M
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinda
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. . 28 Welt Washington St.
6% Columbia 6%
Real Estate Bonds
Pay interest promptly each six
months. Interest paid from date of
investment to actual date of withdraw-
al. Can withdraw funds with full in-
terest after three years if desired.
Scores of satisfied Bond holders in
this town. you inspection invited.
D. S. HULL
LOCAL AGENT
Room 1 HIvlland Block, 0o. Nor-walk
PhonI 414-4.
1"
excitement, is the sale of about fifty-
. farm in Cannon Station. Thoiplace in.
.Cannon Station depot.
3‘ by the No New Yorker-I.
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RULES FOR CHURCH-60:118.
Some one writing in Unity hai set
forth a set of rules for churchvgoers
which have excellent point and value
First one must not be late, is“ he
interfere with "the quiet ~01" others.
Next, he is to bring to the house of
prayer some warmth and love and rer-
erence as a contribution. He is not
to come empty hearted, for better
than the silv or dropped from the hand
is the golden yearning for .iloliness
within
The cares of the world and its self-
ish ambitions are not to be carried
across the threshold“ of the house of
prayer, not yet .its trivial vanities. To
disturb the quiet of the place by un-
seemly apparel seems to this writer a
One must join heartily in the whole
service alike in song and speech and
silence, striving to make it such a
manifestation of spiritual love as shall
held to "establish God's kingdom among
men. " .
." W “
Pat was hard at work digging a
post-bole when the boast Itrolled by.
"wen. Pat." said he "noting the pro-
gress of the work, "do youithink you
will be able to‘ get all that dithhack
into the hole again?" 1 '
Pat looked doubtfully at the pile
of dirt and then at the hole. scratch-
ed the back of his head, and after
some thought" said: “No. serfsure l
' 111111111 "1111
"Nursery to mod There by
3 New Yorlt Corporation After
the New Your ~~
A mal estate deal has recently been
consumated and that ii setting Wil-
ton and Cannon Station as well as
Norwalk and New Canan, ages with
five acres of the Louis Waruecke
cluding the old homestead has been
purchased by Mr. Zaltam. a landscape
gardner and Mr Pierson a financier, of
New York city. These men propose
to start a nursery on the property af-
ter forming a corporation.
The Warnecke farm is quite famous
lnthls locality. and is the place where
the famous Warnecke apples and pea-
ches are grown. Here also the pickle
farm is situated.
The seat of the Warnecke farm is
known to all who have traveled by
carriage through Cnnnoa Station. it.
walk to Danbury and is about three
quarters or a mile this side of the
The main
road in fact. dissects" the property,
that on the east of the road stretching
to the tracks of the DInhury branch
of the New York, New Haven & Hart-
ford railroad. Thirty acres between
the road and the railroad have been
included in the deal.
To Qhe inset of the highway the
farm stretches up onto the top of a
hill, where is situated the peach or-
chard. Under the brow of the hill
rents the old Waruocko homestead
with the barns and other buildings
connected with the weilrknown farm.
Thisside of the road for I section of
twenty-Ave aoreI he been purchased
The deal which is‘belng engineered
by Attorney in 0. Gregory. of Nor-
walll, has not been completely settled,
but the first or anuIry will lee,the
final signing of the papers connected
with transfer. The New York men
are to form a corporation and conduct.
a nursery. one that will rival-the Hoyt.
nursery in New Canaan. Extensive
improvements will be made to
place and it is expected that a inflow-r
ing industry will be located there.
is directly on the main road from Nor— v'
the.
"ca
for to number of property
as “a e" :oIUmns
ProportlII Offered by Taylor 0 Golden, AgentI. 07 WIIhlngton 6L. 0outb Normlk. WhIn inquiring kindly rI-
Shore Properties
" Building Lots
140R IALI—io- room noun, Hiakor
llull, Ill lmprowmonta. Price 011.
O—POII 0ALI-—1-r9oom oottIoI, loll II-
land. Prch
4—POR 0ALI—1-roo cottage It Fine
Point. Ill improvInII ta, Ichllqu eonr
dltlon. PrIoI 00000 Purnl IhId.
'26-7'0R BALI—Lot, North Main“.
24—Fon BALM—Lot.
AVI. Price 01000.
26~FOR 6ALl—Lct, Reed AVI.
01200.
0011104, llmwood
Prch
263-11311 SALE—Seller.“ lotI,9. Highland
Ir
6—FOH 0ALI~1-room cottInI, loll II"-
IInd. Price 06000
0—Fon SALE-10- -room com I. Dell II-
lInd, Ill improvements. Pr ca 08160.
7—FOR 6ALE—1- room cat“ I Ind two
lots oppoIltI Bell IIIInd. rice 04600.
0m lot adjoining.
27—FOR BALE—Lots, BvaIIw Ave. 0800
each.
East Ngvvalk
s—ron SALE—12 roomo. Ill improve-
ments, am of the but locationI on Bell
lIiInd. Prl in 06000.
20—FOR 8ALE—10 room house
PlIcI, lot 6011200. Prch010.060
20—FOR" BALE—14400111 houII.
Ave, Ill lmprovemnu.
Seaside
Cove
Prch 06000.
0—POR BALI—O- -room count" on out
anon, Ill improvements. Price 00000.
11-40111 SALT—Largo house, TokInIkI.
Price 060
was SALl—J- woomo, improvements,
lot 096x200. on Rowayton shore. Price
1604001 BALE—Cottage on bluff It Boll
lIlInd. an. all in: rovaIntI, bIIuti-
ful location. Price 16,000
Harbor IView Beach
101-4013 0ALE—LotI It
Ouch.
100-408 0ALK—Lot and ham. Brth
01.; 10011166; 2 111111qu from trolley;
good elevation. Price
Harbor View
”strand-5.7:: var" "v
South Norwalk
1H0! MLI—lB- -room home WIIt
Av... 1m unur.11I-t.nr1co6i2.ooo.
1H4”! SALE—Woodward. Ave" 0- -room
0101100. 0“ ”‘3' I" "flyovv “-
Price moo.
is—roa 'IALI—qumul homo, Wm
00. "110000.000 ‘
1H0! IALI—‘I0- room 1100906, 060014
MIln 01. Price 010,000.
17 0|! IALl-fl- -room he .WIIt 01.,
lmprowmonts. PrIcI 10000.
10—301! CALI-Hon“. FIlrflIld Av...
81‘!“ .
'00 I” 00. "‘0!“ b 211 '0 (0000.
mm -’ ’
31—FOR SALE-0 room home, all lm
movements, lot 6011160. Price 06000.
32—FOR SALE—d- room noun, Winfield
01, all improvements. Prl in 04200.
ail-FOR 6ALE—1- room houII, FlrIt 8L,
lot 6011160. Price 02600.
64—4013 BALE—o- -rocm houu, Winfield
00. P11600500
its—FOR 4BALE—6-room houII. Winfield
61.. Ill improvementI. Price 03000.
67~FOR irBALE—d-room "houII", all im-
rovaIntI. Osborne Ave. Lot 160x61.
rice 03000
136—FOR 0ALE—Houu, OIbornI AVI., 6
for Irooma Ind bath, lot 6011146. Price
0
146—POR aALl—lo- ~room houu. Cove
04600.
Ave , lot 6011160. Fri ch
141—FOR 0ALE—Houu and lot. 1422460.
Prl no 06100
162—FOR 6ALE—1- ~room home, Ill 11111
pro‘VIlrIIntI, Hawkins Ava; good can-
14111611. Price 06600 4
160—16061 SALE—Jive houIII, Osborne
AvI.. on of 0 rooms Ind bath. all im-
rovaentI: one 6 rooms. Price of
166—16014 BALt-Houurand lot. Rowan
06. III! Norman: Lot 001000.140: and
cold WItIr ItItlonIry win (3). but wa-
tIr 11m Ill over house; IIrIgI :p-roco
tlon hail. Irlor, dining room. libroaory,
, putt-v.7“ Ird woodll
room I and bath on «and
floor, IIIII and tin roof. Prim 00000.
110—FOR IALI—10-mm 1...... and
bath ItIIm Mat. III. Ill lm rove-
mIn I: laundry in cellar: 1111 11110.
Price 07000. .
AVI.
menu.
100~FOH
Two menu In Ittlol Ill improve—9
PrieI 06000.
ALI~13- -mm beuII, III
'A9VI .. 1211" "01118 “at? Ill 9'l'nrtl“.
Ian I I . ui
PricI, 1'33. than onI-tblrd fltho "any“
out. on application.
176—7011 SALI—u IcrII. l-mom 110qu _ ,. ~
14- ~room Item 116qu not finiIhId; ItI
chicken houII Ind barn; Ill kinds 1‘
fruit. Price 012,000
110-FOR 0ALl—OnI. of the but bulld-
Inu IltII on Mar In Ave.- .. high ground.
fine view. 1001117. or three lotI9, 6011110.
crIIt weIt IidI..1ron
'."to1 300° tfront by 400""
6, 000.
Lot", Elmore". IIItIldI. P9rIcI1I)0.
Lot. 816nm 81.. 60x 100 Fri .
6 Ian on la 0 st. Price 014.000.‘
Lot, Wood ry Av0., 6011100. PrlaI
104—FOR SALE—ia- -r’oom houII. Elm 00.9,
all improvaeMI. PrleI 06400.
. v
ids—FOR SALE—GIntlImIn'I home In-
cluding bouII. barmo outbuildln I, ha
dII
027.200; lot 500430 front by 400 (inn 0%
600; including 4 lots ln run 111
Lot, w." 51., 110x141 "without bouII.
mom. with home, “1.500111111119111“
Lot, Woodbury AVI.. 6011170. Price
Lot, Fair 86., 6611300. Fri cc 0000.
100—FOR SALE—iz- room house. Spring
i'll' rgaii. lot 60191160, carpoanr I'm») on
o r cI
£00—
8t.. lot 6611120. Price
y
204—POR SALE—Three- -Itory brick he»
tory and othIr buildings, (iron 00.
Price ”010,000 -
206401? sALE—l IorII. mom or “000
fruit trIII. grapII. nIIr Linden 4.0.
Price 00000.
FOR SALE—a- -room home, Loom.
03000.
act—FOR SALE-6 -room houII, lot m
200. Price 02000.
46—4?" an: on
- Ind bungalowa It Dav-lea. "an“.gt:
mil—FOR BALE—6 lotl. Wilton AVO-
60x100 Olch; corner lot. price 0600, 001‘
for other two.
Broad River
I1—ron sacs—moon. mm 1.1 was.
mm by 02 11.9 mr. m 11. «18.11..me
.\'
02—70! BALE—broom house, 160 60x1“.
Dorian:
OH DALI—“V0001
to 06200, with and without all improve-
mum. .-
161—POR SALE—10.111011!" noun.
shore, Dav-ion, lot 6011400.» Price 0“
60-40! SALE—Lou. WIIhlngtow 01.
_.._..._..... .....-W_.._
64-4011 0ALl-DoublI noun. 6 rooms.
Itth and bath for Inch I Inmont.
Price 07600 Lot 6011126. 130111 rd Ave.
{60-4011 SALE—“woo"! house. Ill lm-
I provaIMI. one acre of ground, Bay-
lew Ave. Price 00600.
60—-FOR IALs—Iunainq lot. Coda/01..
60:126. PrleI 01 1.400
‘ The farm is a part of the famous
old Gunning estate, comprising some
350 acres This place went to pieces
under the management because of"
family and“finaneial matters. ‘
of Norwalk.
laying out the pmpcrts for the ncw-‘
Much interest is being taken in the
matter in \‘orw.alk
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CHRlSTMA‘S WEDDING CEREMONY
Min Carrie Helen Northrup to be the
Bride of 14on Wood. " .
At 4 o'clock this afternoon a vet-1'
pretty Christmas wedding will be ceie
brated. when Miss Carrie Helen North
rup. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tho
mas Northrup, of «H Orchard street.
will become the wife of Lewis Wood.
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wood. of West.
port. The young people are both well
known in Norwalk and have the best
wishes of their friends for a." life of
happiness.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. Frank 'D. Torrey. pastor of the
Norwalk Methodist Church, at the
home of the bride's parents.
house has been prettiiy decorated for
the occasion. Christmas ornaments
playing an important part9 in the color
scheme.
Harold Tripp. of Narwallfr will be
the best men. while Miss Hm! Billi-
lips will not Is hridomald. The cere-
mony will be witnessed by guests hm
Philadelphia, -Pa., Virginia. Danbury,
New Gannon. Westport andThe Nor-
wa‘lks. ‘
Mr. Wood is well known as a clerk
.in Whitlock's Main street market.
where he has been employed for some
time. He‘is a prominent membernf
Lady Washington Lodge, No. 21 Shep":
herds of Bethlehem. Miss Northrup
has been employed since the opening
of the factory in the Henderson a Eds
wln plant in Mel-win street.
The bride will \wear a dress» of
white and will carry a huge shower
bouquet of white carnation. The
bridemald is to carry pink and white
carnatione. . ‘
After the ceremony there will be a
reception, followed by a departure of
the happy couple for a wedding "trip.
They have notdlsclosed their destina-
tion. Upon their return they‘will take
up their residence at 44 Orchard
street
To obey promptly, to pray often."to
work diligently, to avoid runnind
shout, to love .solitude. makes a de-
vout mind and a quiet heart.--Thom-
as aKempis. " " ' .
Attorney-Why do you Wish I dl-
verse from your wife? . .
dont think he dug th’ hole deep
her, a choke, sable-Jung!
Civil Engineer William J. Wood, Jr...
has been surveying and".
but the first of January will see hell av... improvementl, lot 50.11 front. 2:10
. d .
tensive. 4
The.
Mr. swam I’I mat-‘11" to
66~FOR SALE-7- -room houu. Court-
lIndt 01... Ill improVImIntI. Prch 04600.
1H0! 0ALE—10-mm house. Osborne 1
lAve. - furnace. no other lmprowmnu:
“6611100. PrIcI
100—0701! SALE—14 room house Ind lot,
OIbornI Avo.; 221x136: Ill lmprovo-
mean. hot air but. IIvIIr connection:
about 260 fat from trolley: good neigh-
borhood. Price 00600
104—FOR SALE-1o-room houII. East
AVO.‘ . ham. 2 chicken mom. 8 Ion; III
l‘lwaovemonta, hot Ilr furnIcI. Price
120—4011 BALE-Monet and building lots.
. Ely AVI.
100-4'011 SALE—io- -room house Ind lot.
Rowan 8t. Price 63600.
21—0001 0ALE~NIw noun. 6 recon.
ummit 00.. Ill lmprowmontl. Price
,.
LOTS. EAST NORWALK
22—11014 SALE—11 room home. contain
81.. Ill improvements Price 06 600.
all—FOR SALE—7 lots. Gregory Boule-
04200
vard.’ Price
130~FOR SALE—B- ~room houn. Taylor
up. Price
140~POR SALE—64‘0“! noun. flocklnnd
roa well water. two other iota. 120
foot ront1i feet on northerly aide in
depth and 100 feet on southerly IidI.
Price 01600
141—FOR BALE—Two lots on Clay 961.
4411101. Price 01300
142—POR BALI—Two iotI. Gibson Court,
40..01x104 PricI 01000.
146;-P‘OR SALE—Two Ian. Gibson Court.
4.07.11100 Prch 01000.
100—FOR SALE—0110 lot; W00! 50., "KEY
Price 03090. ‘ 0‘
x108. Prch 02600
“FFOR BALE-OI" lot. W000 80., 00
31—FOR SALE—1 lot. Cove Ave. .. 6011160.
Price 0700.
till—FOR SALE-1 lot. Em Av0.; 60x226
Price 01060
30—FOR SALE—"Several lotI. Fort 8t..
Eu! Ave. and Edlio Avo.’ cheap.
160—FOR 8ALE—01x-room house Ind
bath. Fitch so. Ill ImproVImentI: hot
Lot 6011247 feet deep. Price
Ilr heat.
I
110—FOR SALE—Eightwoom house. Fitch
8t. . Io1120x2001I6t. Barn and large9
chicken yard Greenhouse. Price
Norwalk
160—13011 SALE—.23 building In“. View
Croat. off West Ave" 0600 Ho 06.600
“31°2. iii-1:11; mammals-a
II II I
furnace. electric up :I 0601-" nerd-9
land, fruit ”on and b4Ir9rl9II:99
Tao—Iron sALE—0vmm " , '
Road. Ill improvements. electric light:
about one 6
sa—Foa SALE—0 rooms
MIMI. Crockett Ave..
80.011210. Price
1ss—roa sALI—s- -room Mun on more ‘
road. just finished: onI- dial? acre; II
improvements. Price 006011.994
“lo—FOR SALE—House and born win
one acre of ground. won more of R0019-
Iyton harbor. Price 06600
12‘3“"
New York ..... A.
. ”mm,
161—FOR SALE—6- -room nouns. ."ffi'
I l 1
$6.061":
rovom'enu. South Oak 82.. Rich
ill, Brooklyn. N. 11.. near Lonul
railroad depot. Price 03000. _
Saugatuck
l11—FOR SALE—zo- room bottom. on. Ill
Improvement" 11 IcrII: gardIncr'I 960"!- .4
tape and barn. Price .000
Greens Farms
v'"
162-401! SALE—swarm iota, III!
Washingtons
tM—POR BALI—011ml farm hIIr South
Norwalk. on We It 01.: 1- -room houII,
two bIrnI. water in“ house. Prch 04600.
41—FOR SALE—~01d r ‘ ‘ on
Green. Price on application.
42—FOR SALE—West Ave.. in shame.
lot run through lrom «NI! 6 Itrlot.
P0160 010.000
43—FOR SALE—12-room houII. Wall St..-
Ill improvements. Price 012 2000.
166—43061 0A-LE—18 .1»... house. South
Main 00:. Ill improvolhontu lot 7111106.
Price 01 1,6600.
ilk-POI! BALE—LII 6011140. wIIl IldI of
Blmvvood Ave., South Norwolk. Price
45—FOR SALE—iz-room heuu. Nthown
Ave.. Iii Improvcmn‘tI. PrIcI 00600.
m-ron safe—swoon a
rIvaIntI. ItIIm hut.
comma Prlco moo.
II. Ill im-
M at. .. lot
46—POR SALE—I-room 1100"». some ynn old: barn. chicken thII, Iva
more or ten, Harriet 81. Fun youn orchardI, "PM, .359" tuning ,
w In . r
41—FOR sALs—I- -room house. 0" im- “a "m“ "' '° "
'00-. rch 076%. Lot t60x264.
"M ire—Fort SALE—"26 aerII. bouII titre. .3
ins—FOR SALE—31 acres. Price or 20 "'
acres. lncludln homestead. om. .
Price for remain 11 acres. nun
property for 020.
Redding, Georgetown
40—FOR SALE—10.111611! houII, Maple 82.
Price moo. ,
101—FOR 0ALE~PutnI-m Av... 1-mm
house. all 1m rovemontl. hard wood
floors; lot 4011 20. Price 04
lfi—POR 6ALI-0- ween 1100900.
ItIIm but, an. IlIctrlo li
Itory, fruit tml. Price .
ill—FOR SALE.- ~11- -roomL houII
lor Ave! Lot 106 ft. front
by 00 ft. wi I In rear. 116 ft. deep. All
In vomontI. electric lights, no heater.
Pr II 04600.
ill—FOR SALE-0- -room house. Raymond
61., InIahIlf were ground. Price 06000
101—POR 6ALE—LotI.
1-ch 01600 for
102—FOR ALI—Two
AVI., IIIt IldI, 6011166.
107401! BALE—10-
bath,
barn Ind
Elmvvood Avc.
lots. Ilmvvood
Fri (:0 02600.
‘14
HOB SALE—e0 room home. Maple St. .,
Ill improVImonu. PricI 06000.
60—FOR SALE—swoon house. all im-
proVImIntI. Prch06000.
“ti-:01! GALE—Leta. Rhodonolla Park.
52-11101: IALs—12-room houII. lot soox
400 or lame, Elm OrIIt: Ill Improvr
manta. Price 036.000. ‘4
140—FOR SALE—12.11am house.
«£0001 land. all impnvemcnto.
Ibout
Price
i40—FOR 0ALE—1~room houII.
part9 Ava. .. Iffllll barn, 161 00x1“. PrIcI
Cranbury
114—FOR SALE-House. 1 rooms, Grum- ~
man Ave. .339 IcrII. working groom
. Price
Noroton Heights
m—ron ens-1- room house, 6.111. In!"
water but IlIotrlc light barn and
no. chiekIn houII; lot Room. 9a.
106-FOB SALE—11: .room home. 6 I691"
of fins land. 2 bIran Price 900600. .49
160~FOR SALE—Lot, BIldIn Place," Nor-
wnlk. 601176. Fri cI
Ind
bat-135141811 It.i Ill improvernIntI, lot
act-r0 on I LI—buualn lot out I160
981* Ave. ., "graded. Ildenalk laid. Price
if you will and us I description and p
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JOKER N THE DECK.
Inspired by a pack of cards Father
Vaughan. the noted English Jesuit,
breached a little sermon at a whisi:
party given by the Young Men' I Catho-
lic Association of Boston College.
Father Vaughan said: "So you are
playing cards. I really don't know
much about cards. I know thati'there
are four suits—clubs, diamonds. hearts
801116 people play that game.
and spades. '1'th are apt symbols, .
and they are used in the game of" life.
with
107—400! SALE—Farm. 30 nor"; 10 tim-
3”" 10 [area IlllIblI. NlnI-roI m
Irn and fruit. 81): mil» i'roln Nor-
vallt. Prl eI
160-13011 “SALE—0 -roor9191 noun. Franklin
Taylor 8. Golden Agents 80. Norwal"
wlell lnfl'rt in thlI llIt without expense, I911669|i90
rch of your property.we
‘ our communion for 9.50611an
~ l
4_.
clubs. They want power and" take
things by force. Others play with
diamonds". Their "aim is wealth, mon-
ey. jewels. You are not playing for
money, therefore you must be playing
for love, and you use hearts. As a
priest it is my duty to remind you that
in the end spades will "be trumps God"
bless you all. Please go on with your
game. 9"-—0atholic Transcript.
W
The" end of love they .b'ea enormi—
‘or 11‘.me 119411 a motherdnviaw. ‘ 9.49.
“l . . "A
9999
141"“4
West Norwalk
1906—FOR SALE—O- 4‘69!!! beuII,W W600"
near KIIler Ave.; 660 f0. front.
{arming land and Wood lot. Brice
3.1
WHY THEY ARE “COPPEN
A Sun reader desired to know
oral days ago why it was that N6
York city policemen are Inmetifiiq
spoken of as “caps” or "copper '
der the chatter of 1847 I police {044
for the shy was established. T41.
members were no uniforms. Thor
wore glazed caps and a copper, button
in the lapel of their 901114"an
“Member of the Police Force of No
york city.“ From the copra buttons
came the term "coppert’ or f‘copjf ~9—
. .‘ 14"" .
Norwalk Chronicler