Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 8, 1912 · page 3

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Classified Advertisement-s

Wants. To Let, For Sale,

Business & PrefeSSional
Cards. I eicetera'

 

 

 

CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 20c~
. Three Times. 50c— Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps. Double Price

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WANTED.

'ro LET

 

, .'WANTED-—TWO FIRST GLASS
.lnenders on men‘s straw hats, at good
wages, to so out of town. Apply P.
0. Box 203. Norwalk. ' 18 3t

 

.WANTED—I—HORSES’HOER‘S HELP-
‘er. Apply LuthenM. Wright. . 18 3t

TO LET-«Slx-ROOM COTTAGE. 2i
Concord 81.; rent 812. inquire 26:
Concord 8t. 18

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TO' LET~Slx-ROOM HOUSE. 8'
Pine St. inquire at the oiiloe of R &
G Corset Co. 18 If

 

WANTED—COMFORTABLE Filli-
finlshed room, with use of bath. Send
{particulars to A. [3,, Post Otilce, Sou-1h
lNorwaik. 16 3t

 

WANTED-«SECOND HAND DESK.
State lowest cash price. Address liox
683. South Norwalk. ‘15 3t

 

\ WANTED-"TO BUY. ALI. KINDS

of cattle. Calves. Bloc lb. H. Fried-
man, Connecticut Ave. Tel. 115i.
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. WANTED~TO llUY FOR CASH. A
milk route in East Norwnlk. outh
Norwalk ol Nerw.alk Write fllli par-
ticulars. price and output. Address
Farmer, cure Tile Sentinel. .15 3t

 

WANTED—QPLRATORS EXPERL
enced on power sewing machines.
steady work. Clllett, Peabody & Co

 

 

 

 

12 152i
IliiiAl ‘Nflliflts
SOLVENT NOTICE.
[District of‘Norwalk. ss.. Probate

Court. December 28th. A. 1).. 1911.
Estate in'flonnecticut of Martha
Smith, late of the City and State or
New York. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dias
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
renewed six months from the date
, hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properlyat‘tested, within said
' time. will be‘debarred a recovery. All
'persons indebted to sald'estate are re
qtl‘eslted to make immediate payment
to '

ill/8 15

. I

LOUIS S. BEBRS,
Executor.

: NOW OPEN
The Atlantic Hotel’s

GRAPE ARBOR
GRILL

The Atlantic Hotel offers in its

Grape .Arbor Grill one of themost se-

.,iect and delightfully cozy restaurants
”to be found in the state. .

The decorations~1slthtul reproduc-
. lions of the Igrapo arbor burdened with
its luscious

shine numberiess lamps shaped with
“ handsome art domes and made moi

low by silken Japanese lanterns. make
~ this a dining place of unusual attrac-
toenails,

'1‘hls coupled with the excellence of
the cuisine and service completes for
Bridgeport a grill room which wiiI till
a lor’ig felt want. Here amid mos de-
lightful surroundings m‘any ladies and;
gentlemen partake of luncheon‘s, din-
ners and after-theatre meals at a re-
markably moderate cost. -

Orchestra Every Evening ll o'clock
,Tabio d-Hoto Dinners 41 lb 8 p. m.

. 75c—’—W,lth Wino. $1.00 ..
Business Men's Lunohmli: 45' a. m. to
:30 p m.--
Other Hours, A is Canto Service.
I . Moderate Prices -

r/Illlarlsto avs. on R. a. s'rsrlou

Brldgeporl it‘onn.

 

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‘11 o‘clock. Mother and child are doing

fruit—through \which .

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TO LET—HOUSE. 961/, §0. mm
St; Ilrst and second Iloors. inquire
on premises. 16 iii

LET—HOUSE 0F NINE
alas live rooms; rent reasons

inquire 76 Washington St.
15 :1:

TO LET-«WITH TAIILF BOARD
large. nicely furnished room. to two
adults. Mrs Tall. 10 iiavilulld St.

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TO
rooms;
able.

 

 

TO LET~«iit)l.lSE. Six ROOMS. 21
Concord 8'. inquire 26 Concord St.
35 (it

 

TO LET-«GOOD STEAMJIEATEI)
rooms, single or ellslllie. for 81.50 per
week and up. First class 'Inlllc board.
84 per week. Mansion House. 14 tit

ROOMS IAND

 

TO LET—-F1VE

basement. steam heat and garden:
nomilllll rent. Mrs Reed 12 Union
Place. 11 3t

 

TO LET-m-iiOliSE 21 UNION ST.
17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit tenant. The Hatch & Bailey
)0. miz tf

TO LET—CHEAP. 1N NORWALK,
blacksmith shop. suitable for oil busi-
ness. inquire at Mitcllells Furniture
store. Norwaik 081 If

TO LET—HAMlL'l‘ON AVE. HAL!"
of two-family house. 6 rooms. and 0
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 013 If

~— *~W.W ”A

*BUSINESS NOTICES.

NABH’I MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe mpsir shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and contort
guaranteed, 28 West Washingtoufist.

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LOST

LOST~THIS MORNING, iN’ WALL
St., Elgln sliver watch. blackfob with
Forsatera' button: case denied. Ro-
ward for return. 'i‘ony Pin-bell;
Franke's Barber Shop. ' - 18 M

 

 

 

~ A LITTLE “JIKES.”
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valentine. of
Summer street, are the proud parents
or a daughter. born last night about

nicely and the father, who is a popular
Sixth Company man is wearing the
smile that won't cOme'off.

,RssloNATION ACCEPTED.
The board of selections-or the town
received and accepted the resignation
of Patrick Fitzmaurioe, of East Nor-
Walk, as registrar of the town.
morning. Mr. Fitazlnalurlce hasnamod
Harry B. Waterbury, as his successor.

 

"Did that patient you were telllns
me about respond to your treatinent?”
asked "the doctor's neighbor. ‘

"Not yet ” replied the physician.
“I've sent him four bills already."—
Yonkers Statesman, , . w .

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Mrs. A—How did y'our. happen to
meet your second husband. dear? .

Mrs. B.——He ran over my first bus-
band in his automobile - HostBIn

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FOR SALE.

FOR IALEMBEDS. BEDDING.
Iloorcovsrlnu. stoves, dishes. chairs
and tables; almost new. South
Main St, opposite Hoary 8L. roar
house. Day or nixht. III II

FOR SALE—ONE WRITING WK
and one parlor stove in A1 condition:
a bargain: Apply J. Cookerhaln. 186
South Main at. 18 3!

son BALENONE mo VELIE iN
first class condition. fully equipped;
8650. W. A. iianford. North Main St:
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FOR BALEMFIFTEEN "Gila“.
workers and drivers, from 960 to 1250

 

 

 

 

pounds. 7 to 12 years old. tall and
make me an offer i1 North Ave. Nor-
walk. 0 3t

 

FOR SALV 0N EASY TERMS, A
line ”loom house. one acre or land.
all kinds of fruit. on Highland Ave.
inquire Minot 8. Smith 70 South Main
81.; d28 tf

FOR SALE OR TO LET~HOU8ES
all improvements. for rent or sale on
any terms. inquire of Charles E.
iloyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 1130 if

FOR IALE~CHEAR PAVEMENT-
soro horses. suitable for country use:
kind and good workers. Price 825 to
850 each Wiesel. 2346 Prospect Av ..
near 185th St. near Bronx Park. New
York. dll 1m

roe 8ALE~60~HORSE Pow’isa
Steam. fully equipped. run very little.
good as new; Just out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
2.500. Appl to North Shore Farm.
augatuck. (loam Phone 138. West-
hurt. III I!

FOR SALE-ONE 1908 Bil-HORSE
power Thomas. good condition and
newly painted. Price 81.050. Apply
to North Shore-Farm, Snugatuck.
Conn. Phone 138. Westport. d6 tf
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the exposed cor-
ner room. the bay
window.“ or- the
room that gets no
sun With a

 

' HEATING STOVE

IiDustless. N0ise-7
~ fi:: Botherlcss,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.

Umted Electric

 
 

“1.: .\ NH:

its Fullslillll WW“! "

‘I’ormaily before the social service com-

‘ Questions were asked by those pres-
- out after the address. Chilean church-

”.and God and need to be ”tight to think

* wider interest in at. welfare or the
community because
' They should he made to wake up by
_ being put to work on some concrete

. first ,oiténhs and toiluwlnnlhts ulnar

Light &Watetf(io

—~——-—-h——c—-~'—-'-L——-———
'; . .ll'ou need expectmo quartertrom the
the toothed until you give tumour last
, out; "

 

Social "I Mont-4h“ .ls
Milo lisv Ilsrsl Colt-
sciillsllsss filial-Mm

HARTFORD. .I‘spr ‘8.“ROV. Dr.
Charles S. Msotariand secretory o! the
Federal Council Commission on the
Church and Social Service. spoke in-

 

‘mlttoe of the various ohmohoa of this
city ‘Frldsy night In the interest of the
Men and Religion Forward Movement.

as were represented. The subject of
the talk was The Church's Function u
a Social Agent. it was given in the
Center Church House Dr. Macfarland
said:

”"i‘sll us. what to do.’ Ill what the
church people are asking. in my five
years‘ pastorate in South Norwalk 1
made some experiments which worked
well there. but that does not mean
that they will work everywhere. Each"
locality has its own problems. The
reason i answered the invitation to be
here is that I wish to encourage the
conservation of the movement. We
must not let it be merely a spasm.
Hartford: is (good place for the move-
ment and it should be permanent
here."

Dr. i-‘scisrlsnd‘explained a printed
Plan of Social Work for the Federal
council of the Churches of Christ in
America. corned of which were dis
tributsd. Ha captained that in the
conference in Chicano hillsides-her
the “common program“ as osplsinsd
In the plan was adopted. representing

a united plan of; action of thirtymI'

denominations.

"An investigation d. in: coil-gs
course." said the doctor “tropic show
interesting things. 1 question when
ei' many boy- so forth impress-tad
with the Idea or oil-operating in their
social service with "Mom ideals.
The... are not Iliad will! that idea. In
the foreign mission nus. Industrial.
medical and educational, work is well
developed. but poOple til the churches
at homehsve no propenoourse of In-
struction to teach them coarernlny
social service. Literature must be
prepared and distributed. We can‘t
do everything. Tip question ofvu‘hlch
is the crying need (mass no. Attempt
one thing that can b» continued and
it will eventually Md *into other as
Iivities. 'l'sltaup such things as will

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converge ton and consort alien and per
Innuendo. The «location and trainlnx
for the church pooplr is a matter of
[NM moment.

'In Buffalo. where that are golds:
into the movement sellsibiy and seri-
ousiy. it is planned to not a good man
and idly him 8 good salary who will
serve as an exemuivc secretary to dl
rest the operations of the whole move-
mom for the church”... The following
up oi evI leads to under results. in
South Norwslk we set out to close up
some of the worst dil'esln the city
and 'we found that twomon in one
church'rwsre opposed. We did not up
den-stand wily. Finally we found that
they were directors In a bank and that
the dives had good sised accounts with
the bank. on problem leads to an-
other. Business men do not. have a
proper morgi sense. Our church people
have thought too much of thou-“Indi-
vidual rolstionsvbe‘tween themselves

of the social question; “A ”up of wo-
men that I knew got interested in the

worlds: women, andtbs result was
‘ that they built .a day nursery. ,

After the discussion hid DW_
for) while. It was suggested by one
of the audience that m Pmblem for
ashram was the clolln'sof houses of
prostitution. Dr. Hammad said
that the matter wu worthy of special
worn and the problem was to raise the
standard of mbrsl conduct in the com-
munity. Is there was need at such ac:
tionlovon in the chi-piles. .

“The Idea for which we should
strive. " said the speaker. "is to create
a‘ new. social consciousness What
deacons ,view' social 1 problems > and
think that they aro‘bound to take a

a; are deposits?
problem. All the church people should

learn to think 01 the social pmb'
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om‘eulvan 'rHsitMoMs‘I'sa.
it was too cold for fianlel O‘Connell,

of New cam... on Saturday night and .

being unable to withfitsnd tho tempts-
lion he .partook of that which warms.
He was quite warm when Sergeant
Bryan H. Silk ~took charge of him, but
would ‘dif by ysstérday when he Walt
released unlist- $16 boil'ds. lie appear;

so this m’omlng in court. but Judgo '

Edward M. sod. saw in "him a

mum ot procedurelsuspsadod sen-

tacos. undid: the man as he was... -.

entity or 11110:!le scam 1.5

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Advertise in The Sentinel.

FIrspsl-llss OM by Taylor a Golden. Agents, I7 Washington It" 00th Not-walk. Wilsn Inquiring kindly rt

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for to number of property

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Iw-FON “LI—4mm
0qu]. all Improvements. Fries Jim

Irv-FOR DALI—7'90”" ”“190. III! II-

 

 

 

land. Price

0-408 IALl-J-room than at Pine
Do I. all low msnts. excellent con-
dlto n. Price Furnis

HON IALI—J-room canals. ‘IslI ls-

Iand. PricsIIOOD

I—FOR IALI—Io- «loom eons a. Bell is-
land. all Improvements Pros 08750.

1—FOH IALI—{mom colts s and two
lots opposite island. rlos “500
One lot adjoining.

HON SALE—12 rooms. all Improve-
ments. one of the best locations on loll
Island. Fries “000. 1

I—FOR IALI—«I room cottons on out
shore. all lmprovsmsnu. Price 88000

Ii—FOR BALI—Largo house. Toksnoks.
rise 0.0.

os—ron CALI-I rooms. improvements.
lot 0.0m. on Howsyton shore. Price

 

 

 

 

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Ave. Prics .1000. ‘ s
”750%“ sALt—Lst. and Ms.

 

Price

 

8:533 GALE-Sworn lots. Highland

 

27~FOR SALE—Lots, lsyvisw Ave. 0000
such.

East Norwalk

fl-FOR IALE—io- -room house. Bsssids
Place, lot “XM- Prico 010.000.

22~FON IALE—Id-room house.
Avc.. all improvemnu. Price

Ii—FOR SALE—I room house. all im-
provements, lot 60x1». Price 80000.

sc—ron IALE—d- -room house. Wlnflold
It.. all Improvements. Price 04200..

83—FOR 8ALI—1-room house, First at"
lot 50x1». Price $2000.

ss—ron SALE—d-room house. Winfield
8t. Pris-82000.

35~FOH IALI—d- -room house. Wind-Id
at. .. all Imprsvsmsnu. Pri cs

 

 

 

 

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III—FOR OALI—Cottsgs on bums at Bell
Island. new. all Im rovlmcnts. beauti-
Iul location. Price 10,000

 

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Harbor View Beach

57~FON IALE—4- -room house. all im-
. momsnts. Osborne Ave. Lot 150x6 61.
rlcs 03000.

 

III—FOR GALl—«Hbuss. Osborne Ave.
Isr s. rooms and bath. Isl 5015140. Price

 

“Op—FOR SALE—10"”!!! Mil”.

nova
Ave" lot 001150. Price m. '

 

"Eran IALls-Lou at Harbor View

147-FOR BALI-410;“ and lot, TIZIIIIO.
Prlco W00.

 

IND! “LI—Ls: and horn. Brush

 

ICE-FOR CALI-$7 room house. all im-

 

 

 

 

 

 

min I ml ”I Iron “'0". .

3'". 'oIsvsIldn'. "r" W- W. . mnmsglabnmms Ave; good coll
’ ““315; :erm “emf. Ave" lfl—TngaLf-fiw 1|on 0329'on

:mvsmsnts: one 0» rooms. Fr loo .
IISO'lltIh NM 1 Iron «LI—Hm- m mm

lulu! on: Ice. Nor-n

«In um stationary o.Ill.

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mull l—qutllul hm. Wm

II—FOI CALI—ll
Mala IL Price.

"-40! IALI—N- room house. Wart In.
all improvements. Fries “0,000.

II-F R IALI—Houss Folrflsld Avm.
lot n. from by stirs, Prion

1540*
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SHOE OALH—Lfll. WIIMIIUIM OI

H-FOR GALE—Double house. I rooms.
attic and Mill tor sash
Price smo. Let sous. Quin rd “Ave.

II~FON SALE-15 room houu. all im-
provsrnsnls. "MIN 3%.“ around. lay-
vlsw Ave.

do—FOR SALI-Iulldlng lot. cedar If...
001125. Price 81000.

 

 

 

 

$3.. mtl'nsnrlor slut m ii .5:
V . WW I

inconmsndwmrgriso

luv-«FOR IALl-do-mm house
tans m

mais- turmoil-y In g. "1‘in it‘IIII.
Pm- baboon.

 

Ill—FOR IALI—flo- «room he Os
‘IAI‘guh turnout;I lot ”x100 .glcs m:

 

 

sltss on Mor an v0.3 high
unit's vlswi 1mrfl,u‘mmtsu.%

was—row IALl—uasnflsmnn'a Ilsmoib “I;

 

eluding house. ham. outbuil

’crsst . . L can,
lot soc lrswt b 000Ly
" 46: 4:0 mm by 400,000]:
coo; Inciudlnol loss In roar. “is.

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Lot. llmcrsst out side. Price 1”-
Lol, Stevens “.00 100.!“
Lot. Wall so, iloxm‘. Minnie:
011.000: with Milagw In “in.
I lots on Issues It.
i:°t' tor" basil"? ti.“ an:

o . so my 70.
Lot. Fair 8h, Ilium. Price .000.

Isl—FOR IALE—II- -room house. [in 02..
all Improvements. Price 06400.

Isl—FOR BALL-12- mm house. W ~ ..
HIII road. Int IOxIbo. car-pout" shop cl
lot. Prics 83000.

Mid—FOR SALE-Three. story brick Mu
sory and other bultdlnss. Cross II.
Price 010.000

zoo—row sALe—s sons. more or loss: ‘
gull tress. grapes; nsar Lindon as.
rcs

zoo—FOR SALE—I-room house. Loom
8t., lot 56:120. Price 83000. , . ‘

ant—FOR IALE~I~ -room house. In! I!

200. Price
sofa

202~FOR SALE—8 lots. Wilton
soxloo each: corner lot. priest!“
«or other two.

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""‘Broad' River. * ; ~.:

Il—FOR «12.1 room no... la st...
wont byIIIchar,1I!lt. s'ssp. j“

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“(Hamel—14.90! my “23m

 

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gu—roa sacs—overst adv:
and unoslolvs at Mist

to . with and without all
III—FOR “LI—0040”

soon. Dorian. let M ”39'2“

‘lss—Fofl“ Lin-Wm Ilsa-s
1 Post Nos“ 1 leIl .3003

turn a
1”de Irons I

III-FOR IALl—l-wsool house, lad
Read. all Improvements. “Mm-.5 .

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”'0 "Wm about one son. Irult tress and :I.:
tsp—row sacs—ts room house ml lot. “ 4- "
Osborne Avon 221:1”; all improvs- ~,'. :E‘R. : «s Iiisw cl;
“d“?‘u’i? 'l'.”“" 3?"- mm}?
a u as ram s new - ,
bemoan. Price . " Wfiytpn \
O‘vunnn m i
loo-roll sALn—lo ~room . ,
Avs.’ .. ham, 2 chiekdmcoops. 3 law all 58~FOF3 GALE-0 ":0“. Illl - ‘.
lm rovsmsnts. hot air Ifumacs. firlcs mom Crockett ”We” ”MI . .
I contain. Prion .

 

III-FOR IALE~10-nsm house and lot.
Rowan 81. P com

207—FOR CALI—101 Rowan 8t" so It.

:rorztI and back. 110 It. more or loss
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bl—FOR BALI—7 room house. Court
isndl In all improvements. Price 04000.

wife! BALI—House and building lots.
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al—ron BALI—Maw house. I rooms.

 

Iummlt 81.. III Improvements. Price
22—FOR ALS—II- ~room house. cutout
81.. all morovsmsnts. Price

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LOTS. EAST NORWALK

asp—FOR BALE—7 lots. Orson Bouts-
vard. Prion “200. r,

37~FOR ALE—I lot. Cove Av... 0x100.
Price

ss—Fon sALs—l lot. has .A'." coitus.
Price 01000- 2

 

 

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read. Just finished; one-ha

 

soul =I'AI '
Improvsmsnts. Prl lcs .

lu—FDR IALI—Hsosn will barn vaID 5
or ground, west shore o! Illus-
morwsrhor. Price “000.

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IB7—-FOR SAL‘A- moon Lam" Ill!-

. SoulIbQ
E'flif'm'miw. V‘I‘MI' Lonslm
”20%;? Priest!!!”

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III—FOR IALI—I- «com house. 1' lcr
Avs.. I Jrovsmsnts. lot 00.! "out?!”
soap. in I40».

 

lso~ron IALI—I room house. Rocklsnd
road. well water. two other lots. 120
he! trout 71 not on northerly side in
g.“ In s'l'iéo 100 lost on southerly aids.

‘Ifl—JOR BALI—Two lots 011 Clay $0..
“i101. Fri“ .1”

Ida—FOR SALE—Two lots. Gibson Court.
40.107: (H. Price II 000

Ida—FOR SALI—Two loll. Olhwfl Court.
”.OTXIN. Price "000

Its-FOWLD—Ons Isl. West It“ rsxso.
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l4s-ron sans—ops l wm at. lo
mas. Prl «02000. “I ’

lso~roa sacs—s: lull in lot vow
omt. of! West A‘vm. stico'co ' ‘

III—FOR IALC-Oblnrsl ‘ “last
Washington '90.-

III—FOR “LI—Oman Isl-m llsar South
No.rvrsllr on “In: 1300 «silo houseH
two Innis. vMsr to Muss. “Fr so «000.

IHOI IAhl-els- room house. South
' um um. all mill-smoth- lot miss

 

 

 

III-2:0! “LI—ti.» mm. west side of
lull wood Avon Iouth Norwallt. Price

 

III—FOR IALl—I room house. all Im-
ants. steam but. Lows 00.: lot
ammo.

 

loo-roll mums... Ave». rm“.
he so all no man crowned
noon“ .' In men. ("Mr Haw

 

 

'm—ron ML “a...“ Mass. bath. “3552': fi“"""‘$",;.{'. “mam"...
sham host. pas. electric ll Iconasrv- I‘M?- p
firm It!" me. two ‘- il l. 12....
I! ~ ~rsom nu
"‘ "W acre of Is a . all mot-evolving: Price

‘.‘”"&’¥§iflhmm thug: b "m

by ”gamma". electric #Iiuhnln 3'38.”

 

littFoINI SALI-e-Icroom house

Raymond
, one hail sers ground. Fries

 

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“HO! 3A'»L‘-—LOII. 1' AVI.

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mil-go dings LI—‘Ighwo lots. Elmwood
AVI'J. Oil!- IMO. 503168. PII‘loIIm

 

II—FON SALE—several lots. Fort 82..
first Ave. and Edits Avs. Cheap.

lflv—FOR IALE~8Ix~ -room house
bath. Fitch It. all improvements
all‘ out. who «I‘d-so.

 

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two—row “LI—Bighl-mm «Kim. Fitch
so: lot 120nm fest. Barn and Is
I: chicken yard. Greenhouse. Price

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Green. Fries on application.
fl-FOR SALE—West Avon in house.
oItI'OOfi

loll runs through "on street
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“ll-FOR SALIp-II-room house. Wall to,
fill, lmprcvsmsrm. Price 812.200.

 

Q—FOR Ll~12-room
Avon IMmpyov’smnts.

4|~F0n LIA-O room Muss I acres
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