':. EAB'ELDEN—AT SOUTH NORWALK,
. .Sarah Eleanor Beldcn. widow of Fred
*‘ for a 0 Hannah Hill, on Fridai. Dec.:
' O“
, pellenced operators on high.
in
b. B
ended on power sewing machines;
‘1‘ steadv w.olk Cluett Peabody lit Co.
’ on (it
‘ oRoER 'ro SETTLE accoum'.
upstate may be notified thex-,eot the
executor will cause this order to be
"2"wa PaisONER lN NE-w HAVEN
site"sdarching this city today to 10'-
cate If .[posslbie the beans at which
' ,She made this assertion to the New
lWANTEDwiiOMAN roa osNun
a, '7 board an a quiet street; meals to be
3 served in his room. Address R. 0.,
. muff“. 85 reward for return to Sontiil
' along Turnpike, West Ale. or Main
a 8L,
of Norwalk in said distllct, deceased.
, five days beio‘l'e said 13th day of Jan--
~; ClasSified Advertisements
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Business 8. Professional
Cards, etcetera j
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 26c—
Three Times. 60c -- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
DIED
'e‘riclt Holden, and daughter of Ebenez-g
21. a all 72 years. 9 mos. Burial ser-
vices Monday at 2 o‘clock p m.. at
her late home.
WKNT’ED. '
WANTED—SIX OR SEVEN ROOMS
""v'vlth garden: family of adults; Spring,
E'i‘Madlson, State. Chestnut, Concord.
Franklin. Clay, Monroe or ilulhunk
Sta. Box 341, City. d29 3t
M~w .._.......__..
ni housewor;k one who can take lilii
charge: Plotestant plei’elred Ad-
diess L. iii, care Sentinel d29 3t
WANTED~BY REFINED YOUNC
mom and beam, private fsrqih;
a! hashes his or micro: “"A'ddless ill.
a‘care Sentinel. - d28 3t
STRAW SEWERSw-N‘VANTEI'), EX-
grade
men's split, milan and selinlt huts;
eleven lnonllis‘ season; best pay. an
at once, Challes lieu" s Sons, 691
udway, New YOIk clti. 028 El
SNANTED-BY MAN noon AND
board, with meals served ill ioom‘ on
the north side of United Bank building
side of Washington St., between Main
and ii' aiel Sts. Addless R. V G, care
Sentinel. . d20 St
WANTED—~0PERATORS EXPERI-
~.‘WANTED——BY A MAN, noon AND
(1? 3w
' shire Sentinel.
, . LOST "
LOST—~I3LACK
ALASKA 3. “31. E
Ni office. -d27
r~’LOST-—EAGLE BELT BUCKLE,
Norwalk. Rewald for return to
Mrs. G E. Friedrich, West Cedar St.
South Norwaik d2? 3t
In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price
TO LET "
TO LETvHOIiSE. NO. 8. CRES
cent Terrace after January 1 All
modern improvements Apply at Areal
deuce of F. S Lyon, 44 WosgSt (12.9 3
i
T0 L‘ET—F‘IIONT ROOM. Filli-
nished; 8150 per week. inquire Felo-
stein, tailor.8 82 North Main St.
TO LET—HOUSE 0N EAST WASH-
lngton SL; 5 rooms, with pull improve-
ments, 23 First St. Inquire United
Grocery Co., North Main St” or
Joselovsky & (‘0., East Norwniléh 3
I)? (
TO LET~FIVE ROOMS.
26 Day Si.
INQUIRE
0‘38 it
TO LET—FURNISHIC l) ROOM ALI.
Nomulk. 1128 iii
TO LET OR LEASE-wJAN. i'. 8-
room house, steam heat, large pantry
and bath room. conservatory. chicken
coop, garden, fruits. inquire Mrs.
Scam, 17 Concord St... or .‘ui Water St.
' d2l‘i :It
‘ .
T0 LéTwFOiiil uoons, ALI. 1M-
provenlcnia. Adults only Inquire 72
North Main St d2s‘ 3t
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS AND
basement. steam heat and garden;
nominal rent. Mrs. Reed. 12 Union
Place. (128 (it.
TO LET-- BUSINESS RliiSli‘iiii NOE
over Glovcr' 8 store, 40 Wall St.. Nor-
walk.‘ Three rooms second floor. 5
rooms above; together or separately;
improvements. inquire 9 Union Park,
Tel. 563-12. , i128 lit
TO LET—THREE LOVELY, LIGHT,
airy rooms. large enclosed veranda.
bath on same floor; rent $9. Inquire
Mrs. Johnson. 265 East Ave. d2? 3t
CONNECTING
with water. cook
conveniences for
Apply 21-! East
d2? 3t
TO LET—~TWO
furnished rooms,
stove, toilet and
light housekeeping.
Ave.
To isET——GOOD STEAM- HEATED
rooms, single or en suite, for 81. 50 per
week and up. First class table board,
84 per week. Mansion House. 023 iii.
plilli .iliilis
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
curt, December 11, A. D., 1911
.Estate of Emily Pardee Disbrow; kite
Ordered, That the executor exhibit
his administration account to this
court for adjustment, at the Probate
orifice ifl\‘\i01 walk on the 13th dav of
an ary, 1912 it 10 o‘clock forenoou;
no but all persons interested in said
published in a newapnpe‘r tuning a
cir’chilition in said district, at least
nary, 1012. '
HENRY 2W, GREGORY,
" Judge.
.i:
‘ .‘L
7 . NEARLY A MONTH. -
" NEW, HAVEN, Dec. 29.——Detectives
‘Annie fielninishl of New York says
she was kellt a” prisonel 1’01 28 days
To‘LEr-Housn 21 UNION sr.,
17 rooms, all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit tenant. The Hatch & Bailey
Co. ‘ m12 tf
To LET—«CHEAP, IN NORWALK,
blacksmith shop, suitable for oil busi-
ness. Inquire at Mitchell's Furniture
store, Norwalk. 031 if
rooms; allrlmprovcments; central; in
good condition. Lawrence Agency. No.
15 South Main St. . dlt 1w
TO LET—OFFICES IN COLEBURN.
building, corner Main and Wall Sis.
Heat and all modern improvements
Apply to H. F. Colebuln, 22 Wall St.,
Norwalk. 04 if
TO LET—~HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor.
mm.
f BUSINESS NOTICES.
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made Work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 Well: Washington St.
'i'otk police following her arrest at
. .: New York for masquerading In men’s
, 1' til ,‘lnqulry.
clothed. She efpla'ined that she was
‘ls‘li'lug in wait for a man who had
‘ililil'éd her to this city and made her
prisoner here, and that she Intended,
Intake revenge on him. She gave the
. may; ,name as istarlco. Il‘be- New
it, police common area w th the!
i aqthorlties who ' ‘
\u
CALLED TO PROVIDENCE CHURCH
PROViIOENGE, R. I., Dec. 29. —'I_‘he
First Baptist Church of this city has ,'
called to its pastorate Rev Dr. J. E.
Vichertn of lliort Wayne. Ind, to suc-
cee'd Rev. ElijahlA. Hanley now pres-
ident of Franklin College.
if a fellow got his pay in gold at
d29 'itl
Implovelumits. 9 “union! Place. South
TO LET-DWELLING. Twsnvs'
l13 tf~
NASH’B MODERN oooovaaa * _
Lhchneia; tonal certificate of him
1
. son 'sALs.’
FOR 6ALE~ON EASY TERMS. A
line 14 room house, one acre of land.
all kinds of fruit. on Highland Ave.
inquire Minot 3. Smith, 79 South Main
'St. . d28 ti
i roa sALE—musns ssarsn
ncarriuge. single harness and machine
,Iawn mower. inquire No.3 llaiiély 83"
0B t
t FOR SALE—~UI’-TO- DATE WELD-
ing machine and all equipment. ready
for use \i‘ill demonstrate to prospec-
the burial. Must be sold at once Ad-
dress Stamford Aluminum Foundry 0:
!Welding (30.. Stamford. Conn. 027 {it
FOR SALEw—wIiNUSUAL BARGAIN.
8800 cash will buy two-family ten- room
house lot :30x100 near trolley, railroad
school; “ell, city water; furnace. gas.
76 Washington ,St. d2? 3t
FOR LE' OR TO LET-«HOUSES.
all lmprov meats. for rent or sale on
easy terms. inquire of Charles Iii.
Hoyt, at The South Norwulk Trust
(‘0. n30 tf
FOR SALE—~CIIEAP. PAVEMENT-
sorc‘ horses, suitable for country use;
kind and good workers. Price 825 to
850 each. Wiogal. 2346 Prospect Ave.
near 135mm,. near Bronx Park, New
York. dill 1m
FOR SALEmbo-HORSE POWER
Stearils, fully equipped, run very little,
3000 as new; just out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
2.500. Apply to North Shore Fa arm.
Snugutuck, Conn. Phone 108, West-
port. d6 tf
FOR SALE-ONE l908 [lo-HORSE
power Thomas. good condition and
newly painted. Price 81,050. Apply
to North Shore Ii‘nrln. Saugatuck.
Conn. Phone 138. Westport. d6 tf
FOR SALE-18 NEW HOUSE, WITH
. all improvements, on easy terms, on
Lincoln Ave. inquire of the United
Grocery or Raymond Grocery Co.
n20 tf
CORPORA'TION CERTIFICATES.
Corponatlon papers all follows have
been tiled with the slate secretary:
The Bethei Garage and Plumbing
Company, of Bethel; .to start with 82.~
325 capital: ‘
Taiiloir, Charles G. Andaman, Robert
Hellman. Frederick Kirk. Herbert
bold and Charles Moore.
The Cealbennlnl Building Lodge As-
sociation, Incorporated, of Nougatuck;
to start with 81,600 ital; incor-
iiorated by William G. Haunt, Glenn F.
Noble. Harry H. Scholleld, William A.
Tiltiey and George T. nglnpre. '
The Equitable Securities Company
of Hartford; to curt with 82,000 capi-
.;taii incorporated by Edward M. Day.
Lawrence A. Howard and John W.
Joy.
Seusrzoff & Shedlack, incorporated.
of New London; to start filth“ 81',660
capital; incorporated by Paul Shed-
Sauerzoff.
The Ideal Compressor company of
Bridgeport; to start with 82,400 capi-
tal, incorporated by John Rogers,
ugh Lavery and William H. Comley,
Jr
The Hawkhurst Hotel Company, of
liltion
The New Haven Pulp and Board
Company, of New Haven; centillcate
‘showin increase of capital from
8100, 00 do 8250.000.
Incorporated, of Anemia: to stain
with 83, 000 capital; incorporated by
Lewis H. Wm, Peter Brody. William
'F. Blythe, John Ashell'md. John Hal'-
,ivey. Fred ii; swim, William whim
John Ballot", Charles H. Wilkinson,
t one took up 'lChristmas, how can be hope to have Nathan Winfield. Robert E Manley
- - i' ny better In It at New Year' a? .
I and James 'McGlilndis.
Incorporated by Ernest L:
lack, Franky Ssuerzoff and Joseph.
i.
The Ansonla' Cooperative Seciety.‘
Silliliiliiili till
Proposition In Association 00
posed to Womb some
In This Stale
Mrs. Maud W. Eincka, of Bridge-
port, president of the Connecticut Wo-
man Suffrage Association. has sent to
the newspapers of the state copies of
an open letter to Mrs. Daniel A. Mark-
hum, of this city. president of the
Connecticut Association Opposed to
Woman Suffrage, suggesting a joint
publication committee which shall
print for general circulation an argu
ment and rebuttal for each side. Mrs.
Hincks names for the equal rights
member of the committee. Colonel N.
(i. Osborn of New Haven. lier latter.
under date of December 28, follows:
We believe that our respective or-
ganizations. although at apparent var-
iance with each other, are both truly
desirous that woman should fully real
lze their oppmtuuibies and duties as
citizens. in order that the women of
the state of Connecticut may have an
opportunity to judge fairly between
our respective convictions, as to the
best way to achieve this end. we aub-
mil to you the following plan for your
consideration. Let there be appointed
a non- partisan publication committee.
" your organization to nominate one
member thereof. our organization to
nominate a second member thereof.'
the two thus chosen to select a third.
Our respefllve organisations, within
one month from the date hereof, ,will
submit to such committee a brief state-
ment of the arguments In support of
“ their contentious.
The publication committee is to re-
tain one copy of each argument—the
remaining copy to beheaded by such
committee to the organization other
than the one submitting it. Within
tWo weeks after receipt of such argu-
ment in chief. each organization will
submit to the publication committee
its argument in rebuttal of the one re-
ceived. It will then be the duty of the
publication committee to publish at
the joint expense of our organizations,
these four manuscripts in inexpensive
haud- book from, one-half of the copies
thus published to be given by the pub-
lication committee to each organiza-
tion. Each organization will reserve
the right to reprint. at its own ex-
pense. as many additional copies as
it desires "
We would suggest that it be agreed
that the number of words ill the nrgu
meal in chief shall not exceed 15.00%
and the number of words in the lehut-i
Ial shall not exceed {n.000 it is also
to be agreed that the decision of the
publication committee shall be final
and binding on both organizations as
to details not coiered by this proposal
and iour licccplantc tllcleof. as wrell
as to the construction and interpreta
tion of such proposal an ataficeiltnnce
in accordance ii lih the foregoing. we
belcbi nominate Colonel \‘orris G. 03-
born. of New Haien. as our member
of such committee, Colonel Osborn halo
lug signified his willingness to serve in
that capacity.
By order of the Executive Commit
tee. (Signed)
MAUI) W.
m c
HiNGKS.
President.
FELL UNDER FREIGHT TRAIN.
'NAUGATUCK. Dec. 29.-—~Depilti'
Coroner Maltepeace went to Beacon
l-‘ails today to inquire into the circum-
stances ot the death of Clarence W.
Chamberlain. a New York, New Hav-
on and Hart d fleight hrakeman.
who was hill “on the railroad traits
there yesterday afternoon. Whilethe
deputy coroner has not completed his
investigation. it is understood that he
found that Chamberlain was hulking
on a loalkof coal the last of a string
of tea which was being switched at
Beacon li‘ails, that the braking ap-
paratus was held by a rachet, some
of the cogs of which were defective.
and that the defective condition caus-
ed Chamberlain to lose his footing and
to fall under the wheel- of the ends,
several of which. passed over him. He
was, dragged about forty feet before
the cars were stopped.
Chamberlain was a resident of
Bridgeport and married. ‘
m
-—‘I have been somewhat ooative.
but Dean‘s-Regulate gave just the re
suits desired. They act mildly and
regulate the bowels perfectly"
George B.‘ Krause. 306 Walnut Ave»
Altoona. Pa. - ,
‘ M-.—.——_.__
POSITION FOR BANNARD.
NEW YORK. _Dec. 29. _—It was re-
ported here today athat President Taft
,soon would ask Otto T. Bannard, of’
this city. to"accept an important po-
sition in connection with thy; cam»;
paign leading up» to the RBpubiican
national convention. in the event that
Ml‘. Taft is nominated at Chicago next.
June,“ it is said, Mr Bannard’ if he
takes part in the preliminary cam-
paigu might con one as one of the
principal advisers to, the president un- \
til the votes are cast in November.
Sentinel wantpds. stagnant... '
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an ii. “iii Real Estate 1: ol’
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Properties Offered by Taylor a Golden, Agents, 87 Washington 08., South Norwalk. When inquirl 4:
for to number of property
a.
i
Shere Properties
1—-’FOR “Ln—=10 room house. Hloko
Bluff. all improvement... Price 811. .
a—roa 8ALI~1- -room cottage. Bali l8-
lmd. Price 88500.
0—FOR IAlrI-n7- room cottage at Pine
Point, air mproimmenta, excellent son-
dltion. Prion 80000. Furnla hpd.
6--FOR 0ALI—7- -room cotta a Bull l
land. Price 88000. 0 ' .
b-FOR BALE—lo- -room cotta 0. Bali la-
laod, all Improvements. rev 86760.
7~FOR SALE—7 -rocm noun a and two
lots opposite, Bell Island. rice 84600.
one I08 adjoinl no.
0~FOH SALE—«12 rooms,
all Improvov
Island Price
I—FOR SALE—J- room cottage on not
shore, all improvements. PrIec 0.80000
11—FOR 8ALl—Large house, Tokeneka,
Fri “800000
\
68~POR CALI—6 rooms, Improvements.
lot 86am. on Row-yton shore. Price
' it
lab—LPOR IALli-Cottaoaan bluff at Bell
Island. new. all Im rovumontl, beauti-
ful location. Price
Harbor View Beach .
manta. one of the but locatlom on Boll
80000. .
Ave. Price 81000. .
Eli—F I! GALI— t .
81203 . Lo . Rood Ava Price
26—FOR SALE—Several Iota. Highland
Park.
27-—FOR SALE-iota. Bayvlow Ave. 8800
each; , .
East Norwalk
28—FOR SALE—40- -room he 60 0
Place. lot 60:200. Pri ca 81%.300. ”I e
20—FOR SALE—M- -room house, Cove
Aim, all Improvemnu. Price 86000.
31~FOR SALE-B- -room house. all Im-
provements, lot 60x150. Pri ca 86000
32—FOH SALE—o- -room house, Winfield
8t.. all Improvements. Price 84200.
ail—FOR SALE—T- -room lieu First t
lot60x160. Price82600 ”’ 8’
M—FOR BALE-0- ~room h e I
at Pric out , w nfloId
86-4051 SALEd-room house, Winfield
0t..- all Improvements. Price 86000.
67—FOR BALE—s- -room house, all im-
rovemon- a. Osborne Ave Lot 160x61.
rce83
136~FOR SALE—House, Osborne Ave.
. In a room: and bath, Iot 60x186.Price
foo—FOR SALE-u-fo- -room house. Cove
84600.
Ave. ., lot 60:660. Price
tar—Jon SAM-4.0a at Harbor View
leach.
lat—FOR SALE—L98 and barn. Brush
88.: 1601166; 2 minutes from troIioy,
good olevatlon- Prion m
100—004! ALE—Lots.
ӣ126 on Price 8800
Gibson . Ava.,
each. ,
South Norwalkfi
1H0! 8ALl-12-mm bouu West
Av... not wmr am. Prleo8 8.0.000
1H0" CALI—"Woodward AV." 8-":qu
noun lot 80:126. all Improvements.
Price 8W0
‘fHOR aALt—linutuui homo, won
8:. Price 0866.000.
16—FOR BALI—fa-room house. South
Main It. Price 816. 000.
11—4108! 8ALI~18- -room house, Wait 08.,
all improvements. Price 886.000.
18—»FOR SALE-House. Fall-field Av...
61230”? ft. front by 2" ft. 0000. Price
63——-FOR SALE—Leta, Washington St.
54-407! unfit-Boom. bound. 6 rooms.
attic and bath for each apartment.
Paine 87000 Lot 60x126. Quintin! Ave.
60—Fon SALE—16-room house. all Im-
provements. one acre of ground. Bay-
viow Ave. Price 80600.
60—FOR 8ALB~BuIIOInu lot. Cedar BL,
~ 5011125. Files moo
147-—FOR IALE-Houu and lot, 72xf60.
Price . ‘ -
fut—FOR BALE—T-room house. all Im-
movements. Hawkins Ava. cod con-
sular... Prl weasoo ' a
188-41”! OAL‘I—Two harass. Osborne
Aim, omof Grooms an bath all im-
gorr‘wementa; one rooms. rise of
9 a ‘
lea—FOR “Ll—House and lot. Bowen
at" East Norwalk. Lot 60:180. Hot and
cold water stationary tube (0). hot wa-
ur but all over bouu: gang's: recep-
tion hall. parlor. dining room. library,
bitch on and pa airy. as wood floor-
four had room- aml both on “can?
floor. all“ and 8M roof. Prise W00.
"NOR.- 8ALE~10~mm house and
bath. steam but. on. all im revo-
' muntc' laundry in collar: lot x116.
Price 37000.
twat! BALE—lo-ruom house, Osborne
Av... - furnace. no other lmprovomnu;
lot Nines. Price 82560 .
“Owl-‘08 SALl—lf-room house and lot.
Osborne Ava'; 227x136: all Improve-
ments, hot air hut. sewer connection.
about 250 feet from trolley; good neigh-
borhood. Price 80600
fM—FOR SALE-io- -rcorri house. East
Ave.- ., barn, 2 chicken- coops. 3 lets: all
Improvements. hot air furnace. Price
108—408 SALE-10- ~room house and lot.
Rowan 88. Price 83000.
207—FOR SALE—Lot. Rowan an, 60 ft.
gm“ and back, 115 f8. more or Ian
op .
66-FOR SALE—J room house. Court-
Iandt 88., Ill Improvements. Price 84600.
ail—FOR SALE—House and building lots,
1 Ely Ave.
21~FOR‘ SALE—New house,
i Summit 88.. all Improvements.
7 \ -
22—FOR SALE—il- -room house, Chestnut
18., all improvements. Price 80600
6 rooms.
Price
LOTS. EAST N ORWALK
all—FOR SALE—27°00)“. Gregory Boule-
In am. on Mo an Ave. big a 3]
fin“. view: 180M”, or thre'e let’d‘. 80x“ 3
fIS—vFOR SAM—lioman'a homlkllmy
eluding houu. barn. ”outbuildingab y.
crest, won meld... .
“160.235” ”"333” from may “4::
600; Ir'icludlnn 4 lot-b In“ rear, 60“
Lot', Elmcnfseutm aids. Prise ma
Lot stevlsnl fee
Lot: Wall t.. 'iiox'i'ago' without ago-a.
11,000; with house, 81i1c.600nclu0ln‘.
lot- on Isaac. at. ‘
Lot. Woodbury Av... 60:1” rice
Lot. Woodbury Ave. .. ”x170. Prior
Lot. Fall- 08.. 66x800. Price 8800. ... ..
fail—FOR SALE-16 com house If!» OM
all Improvements. .rPrIce 864001
foo-FOR BALE—iz-roam house. min"
HIII road, lot 80x150: carpenter a on-
lot. Price 86000.
emf—FOR SALE~Thm-Itory brick
tory and other buildings. Cross
Price 816,000.
206—FOR BALE—4 sci-ea. more or less:
fruit trees. grapes; near Linden I.
PrI Ice 80000.
200—FOR SALE—l- -room house. LOOMIQI
58., lot 65x120. PH“ 83000
201—FOR BALE—G-room house. lot ~
82000.
200. Price
‘30
.h“
ZOO—FOR BALE—3 lo“. WI
60x100 each; corner lot. Nice
for other two. W;
Broad giver. . .
lot at
won BALE—4- -room Mun, let 60111“ ~
Price m.
r
01—FOH SALE—7 room Noun,
front by 82 f8. rear. 180 ".0800.
82800
Darien
8040!! 8ALI~80voral new,”
and bungalhm :8 D am
to 8680”: wlfli and without alflm Imprint
menu. _‘
m to a LI—ao room " a... ‘ ll
Kom'mr a. lot more rlcd 53
"so: i‘tirib'mm We "a
o a
furnace. Icle'etrii: u t: about fbur not”
land. fruit trees and berries.
106—-FOR SALE-4- -ro'om lieu use. '2 ”i
Read. all Improvements. electric ll ,
about one acre, fruit tuna ..
v“ .1. ”.- mi w "i:
Rowayt. on
r. "Pilfilln
66—FOR SALE—0 rooms. airm_
‘menn. Crock 8 Ave., Rowaytou... Ln 1,
80.9x210. Pr ca. 84800.
163-4704! SALE—6- -room house on 8760!.
read. Just finished: one-half acre: al":
Improvements. Price86500.
100—FOR SALE—H0848. and burn
at n f Rom
one acre of ground we s ore o - '
ayton harbor Price 85600. ‘
New York. .3
n, wa7Wr .
:130-e-FOR SALE—~0- room house. Taylor
v.., Improvements, lot 50.0 front. 230
deep. Price 84000.
bio—FOR SALE—5 room house. Rockland
road. well water. two other ion. 120
feet front. 71 feet on northerly aide in
de 8h and 100 feet on southerly IIde.
Pr ca 81 .
141~FOR SALE-Two lots on Clay 38.,
«x101.Prica81300
30—FOP SALE—Several lots. Fort 58..
East Ave. and Edna Ava. Cheap.
idO—FOR SALE—sirl-room house and
bath, Fitch 81., all improvements; not
We“. Lot 601207 feet deep. Price
iTO—FOR SALE—Elght-room house. Fitch
52.: lot 120x200 feet. Barn and iar e
chicken yard. Oreenhouae.‘ Price
142~FOR SALE—Two Iota, Gibson Court,
80.671604. Price 81000
"av—FOR BALE—Two Iotl. Gibson Court,
40.87::100. Price 81000
Nil-FOR OALflw-Onc lot. W888 88.. 76x80.
Pri ca 83600
“Sc-FOR SALE—Ono lot. W00! 88.. 50
x108. Price
Croat, eff West Ava.,
162-FOR SALE—Cover“
Washington at.
164—FOR sALQ—smu mm near south
Norwalk. on West 38.; 7-room house.
two barns, water In house. Price 88600.
166~FOP BALE—13 room house. South
Main 88.. all Improvements lot 11x1“.
Price 8‘6. 500.
166—FOR BALE—Lot 50am, west side of
Elmwood Ave" South Norwalk. Price
8060.
orevementa. steam h 8, Lows 88. 3%
00x200 feet. Prlconooo.
161—? R SALF—Putnam av... 7- -room
late. But
160-FOR SALE—O- -roo house. all
hou . all im rovementn, hard wood
floors; lot 40:: 20. Price 84500.
lfl—FOR SALE—O- -room house. bath,
steam but. can. elect": II M. conserv-
atory. fruit trees. Price 600.
inf—FOR SALE —li-room house. barn and
two Iota, Ta for Ave. ' Lot 106 ft. from
by 80 ft, W! o In rear, 176 ft. deep. All
In rovementa; atomic ilnhu, no heater.
Pr ca 84600;
tea—Eon SALE—O- -rocm house. Raymond
so. one- -half acre drcuml. Price 83000.
150-—F0R sALE-ss building Inn. View"
to 85600.
fOl—F‘OR SALE— on, llmvvocd Ave.
Price 81600 forb h.
102-4-‘0 R SALE—Two I085. 'Eimwood
AVOn. east side, 60x166. Prlce 82600;
107-'-FOR SALE—io-ro and
ham. Hlshm at. all Improvements: lot
65x186.
EOE-FOR SALE—Building lot out. side
El‘ Aim; graded, sidewalk taut. Pri Ice
Building Lots
ss.—son saLs-Anol. North Main 3:.
r
Norwalk
SALE—Old homestead
Price on application.
Q—FOR SALE—Was! Ave., large house.
lot was through from street to strut.
Price 810.000
43-FOR SALE—12-
aII Improvements
iii—F on
Green.
on
mam house. Wall 88. .,
rice8
8b—FOR SALE—42- -rocm house, Newtcwn
Ava" all Improvomntu. Price 86600.
val-d. Price 84 :g-‘AH
ar—rton SALE—1 lot Cove Ave. 50x150 157—FOR sALE—s- room house ”all Im- .
Price .700. ' ', movements. South Oak sci "hi
all FOR SALE 1 let em Ave. 60x225 ”m‘ arr"? P'rl‘c’o' n "L '
... — ' , g . ‘.
Price 81050. ’ ’ "W“ W m-‘u i,
Westport
Qua-FOR SALE—Farm. near railroad.” ..
minute-' walk from ‘coompo 3:302:a old
house. cod repar room: In...
2 wella,n'abou8 4 notes. Price'uooo.
i
Sangatuck
171—FOR SALE-20 room house" On. II
Improvements; 11 acres: pal-donor's. 008- .
tags and ham. Price 820.000 .
Greens Farms
180—FOR SALE—01 acres. Price for 28‘
acres, including homestead 8; 6.00. .
Price for remuinln norm .V
46-FOR GALE—B-room house. 6 acres
nine or Ian, Harris! 8:. Fri ca 88000.
47—FOR BALE—a- -room house. all Im-
movements. Price 87600. L08 some
48-4-F0fi aALg—lo- room house. Maple 68.
Price 87000
40-FOR SALE—I-room house. Maple 88.,
all improvements. Price 86000.
50—FOR BALE-G- -room house, all im-
provements. Price .
Bi—FOR BALE—Lots. Rhodouolia Park.
52—FOR SALE—fz- -roorn house, I08 800):
400 or larger, Elm Croat; all Improve-
menu. Price 835.000.
luv-FOR SA
acre of ion ,
7600.
about
E—‘lzoroom house.
Price
all Improvements.
I40—FOR SALE-7-rocm house. West-
port Ave" small barn, lot ”x166. Price
-
iM—FOR SALE—Lot, Belden Place. Nor
, W‘Ik, 60x76. Price
167—FOR SALE—Farm, 26 acre-916 tim-
property for 820.
Redding, Georgetown.-
17s—-FOR SALE-26 acres. house m
sun 0": O O p
are! rook; 4 ’acm woodl-and Price
Cranbnry
206—FOR sALE—emuli farm. good boil"
6 acres more or less: 0 rooms and ban.
furnace, running water. Price
174~FOR SALE—House, 1 rooms, own.
man Ave.: 3 acres working around.
Price .. -
NorotOn I'Helghts.
. ._ i.
\
her. 10 acres tlllable. Nine-r0
barn and fruit. Six miles from Nor-
walk. Price
166—POR SALE—4i- rooln house“. Franklin
Ave. Two rooms in attic, all Improve-
menuw _ Price
tell as. all hardwood
Ave. bath. -
' Equipped for “Built.
floors cliched;
Price.
coat. on application.
ins—FOR SALE—64 acres. 0- one
i4-room stone house not finish stable
chicken houI‘a and ham; all kind. at
fruit. Price tam
24—FOR gALk—Lot. 605164. ilmwood
m—ir'oa «Lt-gone or. the put bulld-
106~FOR SALE—16- «com house, Bolden .
less than one-third the original ’
houu. 'i
118“F°R SALE—7'I'OQ'II no“
' WI‘QP hel‘. BICG“ ‘0 "an" ”II 8‘ I
19s—-FOR.8ALE-11-'roorn houn-
ohflna land, 2 barns. one.
106—FOR SALSA-room Ilo
mal- Keefer Ave" 60.78.
farming land and wood 408, Fri
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