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THE COACH AND THE GAME
Turning to the waiting substitutes,
‘i‘arliai't called a center to him and‘
with a whispered in junction sent him.
into the game. Rushing to whole the‘
aligned teatns' stood the SIIIISIIIIIIP'
diew Scott aside, and aflrl a moment
of confeience, took his place between
the guards while his predecessor limp—
ed slowly toward the coach. As the
niystlc signal numbers fell from the
lips of the quarter-back the. captain
exchanged places with Raymond, who
dropped Well back from the line. From
" the tense thousands there arose an In‘
urticulaté sigliT—“u field goal!"
The hall was snapped back, but not
to Raymond. Instead it rested for an
instant In the quarter-back‘s hands
and then shot across the. intervening
space to Captain Scott. As the oppo
sing line men charged through to
block, If possible, his try for goal, the
captain picked his hole and. head
dawn, plunged through before the
hacks could close the breach. I11 that.
dustant‘s time there hung the glory of
this college and the football reputation
_ of" his coach. Only five yards were
needed, and yet when he finally sag‘
ged under the combined weight of
the tacklers it seemed to him “as
though the gain was but a foot. Slow-
ly the mass of mingled men uncalled.
under the watchful eyes of the referee.
Scott. lay still with the ball clutched
in his outstretcher hands.
The official stood guard while the
head linesman, after carefully measur
lug 011 the side lines, came hurrying
across the field with poles and chain.
; Bo close was the decision that the
chain was stretched twice, while tired
and persplrlng players clustered close
about the arbitrators of play. Coach
Carhart from his position watched
with an agony of apprehension. was
it a first down or thelast chance lost?
The group of players finally parted,
and the lluesmdn,‘arising, ran quickly
to. his. station again.- The referee
straightened up and with a circular
, sweep of. his armapolnted to the goal-
‘ post almost'overhead, From the ma-
} roon cohorts» there broke forth an in-
“ coherent yell. It was first down.—
1 .llidwardBayar‘d Moss. in
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HE WAS ELIGIBLE. '
.The . magnate: was asking about «a
certain 'man whom he thought of em-
.ployiugln a confidential capacity.
, ‘fVi’ell, there's this ab0ut the fol-
low ,'-’ replied he whose advice was
- sought; "the truth certainly Is not In
, him."
1 ‘Just the 'thingwthen It can't be
j dtriggo‘d out or ”him?" exclaimed the
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Advertise your wautI in The Sentinel.
,11 month.
.zNortb Main St.
’I-I‘arper's ‘
TO LET
m... .. ”-4. ”A..." .. A.-. .......
FOR SALE.
TO LETv—I‘IOU'SIC, PINE ST.. 2“)
Inquire at Ilayes' Market.
T0 LETul‘lRST FLOOR OF FIVE
rooms and basement: steam heat. lu-
quire Mrs Reed 12 Union Place.
122 (ll
lordor; playsz
FOR 8ALE~CHICKEN COOP AND
scratch pen. Inquire 127 Smith Main
St. 122 It
FOR BALE-wSECOND-HAND CO~
lumbla cylinder phonograph In good
and (minute recordI
300 it Inquire at. 0 Ilanford place, South Nor~
T0 LET—FIRST FLOOR OF FIVE
rooms, at 37 Orchard St,
Inquire upstairs.
TO LET-MI’IJCASA NT I‘I‘IINISII l‘ll)’
front room, suitable for two gent. lenien.
inquire Mrs. (Plough, '1‘
‘33 It
TO LETwltEN'l‘S
It‘t'lli EVERY-
llody, Houses from 2.’ to 240 peri
month. Summer cottages and hotel lshop
furnished. Raymond mils
TO LET»—.~\I’Ali'l‘.\II'lN'i‘ AT NO 3
()rch' 11d Si..fuinlsl1etl or unfurnished;
with priuite hath; everv modern lili‘
ploiement. Call at .33 West Ate. af-
teiuoons and evenings. jltl if
TO LET» Il()l‘Sl0.‘7 ROOMS, ltilN-
lllfig water; newly papered; cor. North
Main and Pine Sta, South Norwalk.
Inquire at Mitchell's furniture store.
Norwnlk. 031 ii
T0 LET~~IIOIISE 2i UNION ST..
17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house, but will be altered
to suit tenant. The Hatch & Bailey
00. ml2 tf
To LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms. and 5-
room fiat; all improvements; good cou-
ditlon; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. I13 tf
LOST
LOST~~216 IN BILLS. BETWEEN
20 Haviland St. and 23 North Main St.
Reward for return to Dreyfuss's cigar
store. 307122 lit
LOST—OVAL STICK PIN, DARK
stone; valuable to owner only. 21. 00
reuard for return to Sentinel office.
119 (it
,
SHE WAS JEALOUB OF “MINNIE."
W. S. Addams. one of "Tom" Beno-
iat’s aviation pupils. upon being grad.
noted from the school, sent for his
wife In Riddlngs,‘Wyo., to watch the
first flight In a machine of his own.
As the aviator is a father of grown
children and a man of modest habits,
according to his wife, Mrs. Addams
was horrified on her first visit to Kin-
loch IField to overhear the following
conversation between her husband and
lienolst:
“Were you out with Minnie
night, Addams?"
“Yes. "
“How did she behave?"
“Better than usual. "
“Like her, do you?"
"lletter every day; aoiry I'll have to
leave her." _ ,
Mrs. Addamsconld stand no more.
“William, what do you mean?" silo
shouted.
divorce Immediately "
The newly created Aviator took his
wiie by the arm and led her .to one of
last
i
- the hangars, where a situation overp-
ed biplane was housed.
‘ “Let me introduce you to Minnie. the
001100) machine, with much i have
been (itinerary night} \ ‘
hunting .to fill '.',
,
Norwalkd
110 '11'823'100.
“I am going to sue for, a a
walk 119 Ill
FOR SALE—«CHEAP. PAVEMENT-
sore horses, suitable for country use:
kind and good workers. Price 220 to
2.30 each Wiegal. 2346 Prospect Ave..
dill 1m
“01.025005an
. =3“ “F
“I am tired of bolus 11:01.; besides.
it doeI not. pay. " ~
Iii-I. Grant look-d It. the speaker
with utoninhmont "What?" In.
cummored.
"Just that." replied Jennie Canon.
_ "i was taught to. hide my Iorrow and
troubiu. to make light of them, to
keep a bold front to the world and
have my mouth out by myself. It iI
III wrong. Iienoofortb I shall cry
aloud In the streets and demand 5
little sympathy and comfort from my
friendI. "
She laughed, but her voice qutvorod
and I mist came over her eyes.
The older woman sat. down as it
her knees had given way beneath her.
"00 slower," she said. "Why, [have
110011 telling people you wore buy
and happy and full of your own to-
sources."
"Exactlyi even you. Yesterday I
turned over a new leaf. I went call-
lag and In the midst of 0. funny Itory
let fall a parenthetical remark thlt
I had been very unhappy all summer,
ended lily story, and took myself off.
leaving the remark to be digested.
"This afternoon one of the family
came to call. and made himself very
agreeable. This morning as a neigh-
bor passed I invited her in, cut a
great bunch of flowers for banana
when she said. ‘liow you love to work
in your garden,‘ I answered. ‘YII. It
occupies some of the bitter hours
which mod to be so happily filled with
my lnvallds.‘
“Then I got her out of the gate
and away. She bII lust telephoned.
asking me to dinner. TbII afternoon
an errand took me to In old friend's
house. On leaving I urged her to
come to 1100 me. saying that I 11111002
die from loneliness.
“'i thought you won too buIy to
be Intorruptod,’ vIII liar bewildered
reply. 'Yoa love to rend and work in
your garden-—'
“‘80 I do,‘ I replied: ‘but Iupvou
Ill your door family had died on
after the other. and your has“.
which were once so full. were Iod-
denly free; than try to fill In empty
heart with things’ "
A step was heard on the long wait,
and Jennie's face hrigiitehod.
"Here comes my godsend!” she
claimed. "She has kept coming
coming. with her cheer and fun Ind
ready companionship: she has taken
me to walk and drive; rainy can and
NW" ltihth St. near Bronx Park, Newt forlorn Sundays she has urged the to
Elizabeth St. iymk
spend with her: she has not. hesitated
to express her sympathy and affec-
FOR SALE ~60 HORSE POWERI 5000; she has understood."
Stoarns. fully equipped run very littlo,l
good as new; Just out of the paint
Apply to North Shore Farm
Saugatuck, Conn.
port. till it;
For quick sale will sacrifice for;
Phone 138. Woati
In another moment the monologue
had become. a laughing trio; but one
person went off tlioiightful.
”What a volcano,” she murmured.
‘But it was Justified though I know
Jennie too well to Imagine she will
fulfill her throat to complain. i won-
FOR SALE—«ONE. I908 60-il0lt8lilld" how many other lonely lioartI
power 'Ihomus.
newly painted.
to North Shore
(”onu.
good condition and
Files $10.10 Apply
rhnm.
Phone ISIS. \Veatport.
BUSINESS NOTICES"w
NASH’B
cool and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Wilmington St.
W
RAILROADS MUST CARRY BEER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Ileer la a
commodity and railroads must carry It,
when offered for transportation, from
one st_atc Into "dry" counties of anoth-
er state, regardless of the laws of the
latter state. The Supreme Court of
the United States made this ruling to
day regarding I proposed shipment
from Indiana Into "dry" Kentucky
counties.
TIHE DEFINITION OF AWKISS.
0 love, 0 are: once he anew
Willi one long kiss my whole soul
through ‘
on lips. as sunlight drinketh dew,
aald Tennyson, but a Iandon news-
paper wns not content with this defin-
ition and offered a prize to Its read
010 for the best definition submitted
by them
The competitors Ignored the poets
and gave their own conceptions. Here
are some of them:
“What the chimney sweeper Imprint-
ed on the rosy lips of the scullery
mold when she told him she favored
his soot. "
"The sweetest fruit on the tree of
love.”
“The baby‘s right, the lover's piiv-
ilege, the parent's bouillon and the
hy pocrlte' s mask."
“That which you cannot give with-
out taking, and cannot take without
giving." 1 .
“The flag of truce In the petty wars
of courtship and marriage. "
“The acme of'agony to a bashful
man." ’. ..~ .
f‘Notning divided between us " .
“Not enough for one, just enough
for moi-too much for three."
"A report at headquarters. "
"Contraction of the mouth due to
expansion of the heart. "
The winning answer was: “An in-
Ilpid and tasteless morsel which be-‘
comes delicious and delectable in" to
portion as it Is flavored with iov ‘
Schenectady Union Starr -
. .
Sentinel) 1Ida. bring. ruItilt
Saugaiack. l
d6 if, and disabled:
lander smiling faces llye all about 11107
1 Sonaand daughtoi v; leaving old parents
to long. solitary hour-z; the well and;
strong liPR‘lmtlI‘lg to Half the sick
neighllors forgetting to
do kindly offices for the. narrowing;
church members indifferent to the
troubles of those in their own con-
MODERN 0000,1le gregatlon? That bravo girl says she
has turned over a new leaf So must
I."-— Youth’ 11 Companion.
w-..-..... .. ._......w..
Wanted to Do the Right Thing.
“I was 46 years old when i took
hold of the stock yard and plant It
South St. Paul,” said A. B. Stieknoy,
former president of the Chicago Great
Western Railroad. to The St. Paul
Pioneer-Press. “and It required a grant
deal of “naming and hard work to
get the business moving. It was 12
years later when 'Old Man' Swift put
in an appearance. 1 call him ‘Old
Kan' Swift because he was six week
no Ienior. He was truly I great
merchant.
"While I was in charge Fowler
Brothers made an Investment 0!
240.000 and '"t ran the plant together.
The first year the loss was 225,000.
the second your it on 210,000, and
the third year 210,000. and than
we went. into the hands of a receiver.
and he ran the plIiit with our help
until we had ‘busted’ the Court.
'“I‘lien ‘OId Man“ Swift. took I hand.
The out year he sold 2250.000 worth
of meats. Then he said he had I pro.
mutton to make to us. and I told
him to make it. We were ready to
110th to propoIitionI.
" 'I want you to give me this plant.’
he laid.
"It has cost us $000,000 to build.
but we gave it to him.
"‘Now,’ said Min-Swift. 'I want
you to give me half ‘of the stock of
the Stock Yardsconipany.’
"We sure him that.
9' 'I want you to givame a “bald—-
laws were not so outlet on those point;
then—5 on every hand of cattle and
other stock I buy here: said Mr.
Swift. '» ’
“We gave hint that. We did not
a”
wantvit‘ to seem as though we were .
unwilling who the right thing."
‘ nonunion Pound rah.
Dean Newcomb of this city cap.
titled I who fish that weighed
nightly politics a raw days In Lake
mums. Tits min was seen flound-
Drill; in the water near the banks on
the vein tilde ‘00 the lake “and after
2221:0“1010'00 caught. . .
1 “I‘ll social any . early as large til.
I. Iil'voruolifi Ignition! Man of
said gotaldpplded to study
as and iloehtli .. f
or truck and 2
Shore Preperties
‘l—FOR
Bluff,
0—-FOR
land.
4—40!
Point,
ditlon
b—FOR
IALI—iO- -room houII, Hickor-
III improvements. Price 2111
SALE—4- -room coitus, Bell II-
PrIcI 26500.
SALE—T- -room cottage It PinI
III lmprovemento, excellent con-
Plr ca 25000. Furnished.
BALE—'7- -room cottngo, Boil II-
land. Price 26000.
6—FOR 8A LE—lO- -room will 0, Bell II-
lInd, Ill Improvemenu. Pr co 28750.
7—FOR 8ALE~7~ -room co!“ 0 and two
lotI oppoIIte Boil IIIInd. rloo 24500.
0110 lot adjoining.
6—FOR BALE—12 rooms. all improve-
ments. ono- of the best location on Boil
IIIIad. Price 28000.
0—~FOR sALE-0- room cottage on out
shore. Ill lmprovomenil. Price 22000.
li—FOR BALL—Largo noun. Tokonokc.
Price 230.000.
56>»POR SALE-4v roornI. Improvements.
.2“. 65km. on Rownyton shore. Price
152—FOR 8ALE~002tIge on bluff It Boll
lIIInd. new. all lm rovemenu, beauti-
ful location Price 15,.000
/
Harbor View Beach
Real Estate Columns.
Properties 'Oflorod by Taylor 2. Golden. Agents, 87 Washington 02., South Norwnlk. When Inquiring kindly »- .11
for to number of property
I
1r
.2
Ave. Price 21000.
26—FOR BALE—Lot. R d .
.1 200. 00 Ave Price
22~FOR BALE—Several I020.
Highland
PkIr
21—FOR SALE-Lou, BvalIw Ave. 2800
“ch.
East. Norwalk
28~FOR 8ALE—10-room house BeIIIdI
Place, lot 601.200. Price $10,060.
29—FOR SALE—M-room
Avo.. III lmprovemntn.
house. Cove
Price 25000.
01—FOR BALE—B- -room house. all im-
provemenu, lot 50x150. Price 25000.
32—FOR SALE—o- ~room house, Winfield
so, Ill improvements Price 24200.
(la—FOR 2ALE—7-room house, Elf“ 2t.,
lot 50xi50. Price 02600.
34~POR SALE—5 room houu, Winfield
22500.
32. Price
35—FOR BALE—G- -room house. Winfield
6t . Ill improvement! Price 23000
57~FOR SALE—o- -room home, all Im-
grovementa. Osborne Ave. L02 150x51.
135-~FOR SALE-Home, OIbornI Ave., a
hr 0 rooms Ind bIth, lot 50x145. Price
140—FOR sALE—lo- -r00m houu,
Av... lot 50x150. Price 24500.
Cove
m—ron SALE—Home and lot, 72x150.
Prch 22700
iii—FOR BALE—Lou It Harbor View
Inch.
iu—FOR BALI-Lot and turn. Bruob
2L; 1201165: 2 minor" from trolley.
good elevation. Price 22200.
twee GALE—Lots
GlbIon Av...
201025 «on. Price
.Ich.
South No'rwalk
it-FOR IAleoinroom noun
Av... hot water but. Price 2l2.000
iHOR BALI—Woodward AV... B-room
W002
houu. lot 40025. Iii improvements.
Price 26000.
iB—FOR BALE—Beautiful homo, W002
8!. Price 230.000
I‘l—FOR SALE—i4 room houu. Wolf 22. ..
III lmprovemonu. Price 2 H000
10—FOR BALE—Homo. FIIrfleld AvI..
33:21:33 ft. from by 211 it. deep. Price
53~FOR SALE-Lou, WIIhlnnton M.
M—FOR SALE—Double noun. 0 r
attic Ind bath for each apartment.
Price 27500. Lot 501125.01iinnrd Ave.
52—107! BALE—is- -room house. all Im-
provementu. one acre 8f ground. _-BIy
Mow Ava. Prl ca
55——FOR SALE-4 room
noun. Courts
iandt 5'... all improvomcnu. Price 24500.
20~FOR sALE—Houle and bulletin toil.
El y Amv
21—FOR SALE—New home. 6 meme.
Summit 52.. Ill improvements. Price
lea—«Foe SALE—ii-room house. Clinton!
82.. III Improvementl. Price $6500.
t30-FOR SALE-4 room noun.
Ave.. Improvemenu, lot 50.8 front,"
deep. Price H000
Mil—FOR SALE-«broom houlo. Rockland
road. well water. two other Iota. 120
feet front. 7i feet on northerly aide in
guru!!! :nd ‘00 feet on southerly aide
rco
101~FOR BALE—~Two Inn on Clay St,
““01. Price 31300
i42~FOR BALE—Two tots, Gibson Court,
40.0 6.7x104 Price 21 000.
ills—FOR SALE-#71010 lots. GlbIon Court,
42. 071000. Price 21 000
iOQ—FOR BALE—One lot. We» 8L, 70x90.
Price 23500.
ifl—FOR 3ALE~OH6 lot, W022 82,50
1108. Price 22500
filo—FOR SALE—43 building lotI. View
Ore-t. off Went Avo.. 2500120251500
ib2—FOR SALE—Several lotI.
Washington St.
iM—FOR SALE—Smut farm our South
Moi-walk. on Well 82.; 7- -room “-
two borne. water in home. 1:111..er
“VD“ BALE-13- ~r00m hoqu. South
Main 8!. III improvements lot 71x1”.
Price 215. 500.
Taylor
.230
But
162-FOR SALE—741mm house. all Im-
provements. Hawkins Ave. ., good con—
dition. Price 23500.
i62—FOR SALE—Two hoqu. 02:20th
AVI. .. one of 6 rooms Ind mu. lim-
rgxcmenu; one 6 Norm. Prlca of
O y
iIB—FOR SALE—Haul. and lot. Rowan
at" San Norwalk. Lot 60x100. Hot and
cold water. Ilationory tubs (3). hot wa-
for but Ill over houu: garage; recep-
tion hull, parlor. dining room, library,
kitchen and entry. hard wood flout-I.
four bed rooms and bath on menu
floor. elite and tin roof. Price 26000
til:
14- -room atone on» not notched: on
chicken nouuhnnd barn: all kinflha'
fruit. Price 212,000.
170—FOR SALE—Ono of the but hit
inn IItII 0n Morgan AVI.: high you
fine view: 100x17 or three ion, .1
lea—FOR BALE—Gentleman'I homo
eluding houIe. barn. outbuildln fiyha
croIt. wont Ildl..Lot200mfl'0l13;
deep. 222.500: lot 300 ftron
227.5001iot 430 front by 400 deep
(£300.; Including 4 lots In rear, 00::
Lot, Elmcrut. out IIdI. Price «no.
Lot. Evacua- st. 60xl00. Price
Lot. qu so. itoxm without I!
311,000. with house. “1.500 main
5 IotI on lIaaco St. Prl ca 214 .000
Lot, Woodbury Ave.. 501K100. Price
Lot, Woodhury Ave . 60x170. Price
Lot. Fair 801.55x300. Prion 2000
124—FOR 8ALE—13-I'oom house. Elm “n.
all Improvementl. Price 25400.
102~FOR SALE—12 room house, Spring
Hill road, lot 60x150; carpenter alloy 0.
lot. Price
204-FOR SALE—Threw -Itory brick “I.
(cry and other buildings, Oren "0
Price 210,000.
205—FOR SALE—2 acreI. more or A
gull treeI. propel; near Lindon V
rec
zoo—Fort SALE—a-room noun,
82.. lot 55:120. Price 23000.
cot—FOR aALE—o-room homo. m ~
200. Price22000.
202-FOR SALE-4 Iota. Wilton A
50x100 each: corner lot, price M;
for other two.
Local!
lilo—FOR SALE—Two- family haul. “I:
Aves , 5 roomo on each floor. on “I
each tonInt; lot 00x225 feet; all In-
provemento. Price 27600.
213—FOR SALE—Prom house, Wool- ' - .
bury Ave.’ ., all improvements, M . '
moo: lot 50x170. Price 24500. ‘ , "
Broad River ; if.
from by 02 ft. rear. 123 ft. deep.
oc—Foa sue—.1 room noun. M m .- t '
Price assoc .
in—FOR SALE—10mm houu Ind
bath. steam but. an, all im rove-
menu: laundry‘ln collar: lot x112.
Price 27000.
too-row 8AL£—-10~r00m noun, OIborna
Ava: furnace: lot 50x100. Price 22500:
2200 cIII-l required.
Darien'
40—FOR SALE—Several now no
and bungalowo It Dorian, from
to 22200. with and without all Improvi-
men I
IW-FOR BALE—14-room Mum and lot.
OIbornI AvI.: mxl35: Iii improve-
. MIMI. hot air heat, Iowar connection,
about 250 feet from trolley; good neigh-
borhood. Price 22500.
tot—FOR SALE—lo-room Mun. East
v0.3 barn. 2 chicken-cocoa. 3 total Ill
Insyagtrvemonu, hot air furnace. Price
198~FOR SALE—l0 room home Ind lot.
Rowan 8t. PM on 23200.
207~FOR SALE—Lot. Rowan 8t.. 50 ft.
grant and back, 115 it. more or loan
epth.
200~FOR SALE—IO-room houae. Seavllew
Ave.. all improvements. Price 25000
LO'I‘S. EAST NORWALK
w—FOR SALE—7 IotI. Gregory Boule-
vard. Pride 54200.
‘37——FOR SALE—1 lot, Cove Ave..501150.
Price 2700
sso-FOR SALE—4 lot. ant Avo.: 00x225.
Price 21050. ,
30~FOR SALE—Several iota. Fort 5%.,
East Ave. and Edna Ave. Cheap.
ids-FOR GALE—Stunner“ house Ind
bath. Fitch 32.. all Improvements: hot
30303.." Lot 60x24? feet deep. Price
iTO—FOR SALE—Eight. room houIe, Fitch
5t; lot 120x200 feet. Barn and large
chicken yard. Greenhouse. Price 24200.
212—FOR SALE—Five lots near and
on Gregory Boulevard, 25x27 each.
Price 25000 for the five.
Norwalk
tit-FOR SALE—Old homestead
Green. Price on application.
42—FOR SALE-Wat Av0., largo noun.
to! run through from arrest to Itreet.
Price 215.000
Its—FOR SALE—iz-room houu. Wall 80.,
Ill Improvemenu. Price 212.020.
45—FOR BALE—1240001 noun. Newtown
Avo., III lmprovemnta. Price $0500
on
tun—FOR SALE—Lot 50:142. weIt side of
Elmwood Ave.. 301.101 Norwalk. Price
0
i60—FOR BALE—O- doom noun. all Im-
grovommtn Itnm heat. Low. 80.: lot
in Prleouooo.
lot—FOR GALE—Putnam Avon” 7- -room
houu. all up row-mutt
floors: I0! 40x 20. Price 24580.”
wood
«.ron sALE—o- -r00m hon-e. 00:00
more or IcII. Harriet 82. Price 828000.
0—Port BALE—‘D-room hence. all Im-
‘provemIntI. Price 27500. Lot 20:234.
48—FOR'SALE—10-i‘oom house. Maple 2:.
Price 27000.
40—~FOR BALE-l- -room home. Maple St. .,
all Improvements Price 25000.
177—34202 BALE-04mm noun. bath;
Itnm but. an. IIeutrlc II lht. comer-v-
Itory, fruit emu. Price
ill—FOR! SALE —11- -room house barn and
two ion. T lor Ave.‘ L0t100 ft. from
3100 It. wt 0 In rear. 176 ft. deep. All
im rovemento. electric Iinhtli no heater.
'Pr 00 24600.
‘iBfl—FOR SALE-0 room noun, Raymond
82., one-half am around. Price 23000.
101—FOR SALE—Lott.
Elmwood . AVG.
1'ch 21000 for-b
--RFO 8A ALE—Two IoiI. Elmwood
Avon out It“. 60x165. Price 52600.
107—FOR 3ALE—i0~r00m houII Ind
barn. Hi It at. In Improvement" Int
05x1”. rice 00000.
203~FOR BALE-Building lot, out side
agent; graded. sidewalk laid. Price
1
building Lots
RS—FOB SALE—Lot, North Main St.
tie—iron. BALE-Lot. 50x1“, llmwood
lilo—FOR SALl—a- ~room house, all Im-
provemento. Prtco26000.
51-»FOR GALE-iota. Rhodonolin Park.
Cheap.
list—FOR BALE—10 room home.
Ihore. Darlen. I021§0x400. PH?
fab—FOR SALE—ilk -room ho'u
P Road Jet." vemento.
Ibout f
LGNIGI
fur co. Ildc
SALE” -..room. haunt.
land, fruit 2rad§
too—FDR
Road. Ill improvemetits, oleotr
about one acre. fruit trees and -
Rotvayton
58—FOR SALE—9 rooms.
menu Crockett Av0., Rowayton.
cosmic Price 34300.
153—FOR SALE-va- -room house on all”,
road. luIt finished; one-413" acre: cl
Improvements. Price 26 500.
too—Foo SALE—House and born
one acre of ground. welt altar. of
avian harbor. Price 25200. 1
New York
157-FOR SALE—6- room house. all
rovemenu. 810th Oak St. Rich
Ill. Brooklyn,N Y.. near Long I
railroad depot. Price $3000.
Westp ort
zoo—FOR SALE—Farmp. near railroad, fl
minutes' walk from Canton Beach: all
home. good to air. 10 rooms; 2 Mm .
acreI. Price
2 wellI about
Saugatuck _ _
17i—FOR SALE—2th —r00m haul... an.
Improvement"; 11 acres; gal-donor... My .
face and burn. Price .000. ‘
- U
Greens Farms
ISO—FOR SA'LEl-é‘l :cfla‘ Pdflb.‘
acres. Incu n om ea .
Price for remain 11 um. 26000. In”
orooeriy for . . .
Reading, Georgetown
your. old: barn. chicken noun,” . ,
rcnIrdI lent ImIII fruit: in.
{2:00 took; 4 3ng ywoodllnd. PM
Cranbury'
”rm" “Erica'aslrrsmm. '
acres more r '
furnace, running water. Price .0000".
u
62-»FOR saw—12.1w.» 11.111... lot 000x
000 or In on Elm Oren; Iii Improve-
mentI. Pr 1-,00236000.
Pia—FOR SALE—la-room house, about
“#00 of land. Ill Improvemento. Price
Welt-
140—FOR 8ALE—7~r00m home
05. Price
ort Avo.. Imall barn, lot 00x1
104-FOR SALE—Lot, Bolden Place, Nor.
walk, 50x70. Price
167—FOR SALE—Farm. 25 acres: 15 tim-
ber. 10 nor" tllIIblI. Nlns- -room houI'I,
barn Ind fruit. Six min from Nor-
walk. Price
ills—FOR SALE—D- -room 710qu Franklin
Ave. Two roouII In attic; Ill Improve-
mentI. Prch 25000 .
loo—FOR SALE—is-room noun. Bowen
,batb. two tol otII. all hard wood
floon auctioned). qul one it for Itum.
Prl as, «It ban one-third the orininbi
dost, on application.
ins—FOR SALE-04 gem. a-roo'm noun,
fur—FOR SALE—Homo. 7 «Items, Guilt-1;
man Ave.: 3 acres work Ina antihi-
Price 28700.
211—FOR SALE—io- -room house, cm.
nut Hill road: good born, 3 acres m
or ten. ch‘lckon coups; never falling _,
well. Price $5000. “
Noroton Heights
iTa—FOR SALE—“h -r'oom noun, bath, in! 2 .
water nut, electric light. ham and
Iae. chicken houu: lot 100x220-
105—"—-FOR SALE—ii- room 110qu
of fine land. 2- harm. Price
7West News; i
too—FOR SALE—0 -r90m noun. win
near Keefer Avm 050 91. front.
farming land mama” let, Price
pp “-131.
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Toylor & Golden Agent"
. 0‘"
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So Nor-Walk
"fr Iii.
61—FOR BALE—T-room house, I02 1! II." ‘
ll v‘
I from w
1.x.
ire—Poe sALE—zo Icm. noun Inn. 1 ‘
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