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DIED
‘HOYT—~AT SPRINGDA‘L‘E. CON.\'.,
on Tuesday, Jan. '23. 1912,
widow of Capt. lsnac L. Hoyt.- of Dar-
ien. Conn, in the 87th years of her age. view Ave,
it‘uneral service will be held at the
residence of Mrs. 'D. iv}. Crosson.
Springdale, on Thursday at 3 p. in.
WANTED.
WANTED——l‘l‘i’t.\'lSllEl) ROOM lil‘
gentleman, near business section of
South Norwalk. Addicss
Mun. care South Norwalk Sentinel
1‘15 'lt
_._..—..__
WANTED~GENTLI£MIGN
ors and table boarders. inquire
I'nion St. South Norwalk.
BO A it D
on
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WANTED-~HOY TO PM‘K lmlilti)
mare. Salary 54 to start. Address 1'.
t). llox 435. South Norwalk. 125-31
WANTED TO BUY A.\' ANTIQI'E
liigliboy. (‘ali or phone Mitchell's
Furniture Store, Norwalk. oiil if
I...
iOrcIiald St"
iwith prtiate bath; every modern int
Business;
'20 .ili
TO LET
FOR SALE.
LET ----- THREE
Ave. East Norwalk. Inquire 50 Sea-
j23 'lt
TO LET-O.\'E Oit. TWO ROOMS.
inquire 32 South Main St. upstairs.
124 iii
T0 LET—«APARTMENT AT NO 8
furnished or unfurnished;
protement. Call at 53 \\ est Aime ni-
tcrnoons and evenings. Jill tf
T0 LETwiiOUSE 2) UNION ST..
17 rooms, all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit tenant. The [latch K: Bailey
Co. mi2 tf
TO LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of'two-i‘amlly house. 6 rooms, and 6-
room fiat; all Improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 818 it
WANTED ilOY FOR DRUG
Must be ill years oldor over.
Apply Slilison-Poweil Corporation.
134 ill
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WANTEDMSITUATION AT ANY
kind of inside or outside work. In-
quire downstairs, 27 Clinton Ave.
South Norwalk.- 123 3!
WANTED+OPERATORS EXPERI-
enced on power sewing machines;
steadi work. Cluett, Peabody & Co.
12 12f.
Board of Relief
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the town of Nor-
walk will meet at their office in the
Town Hall. in the City of Norwalk, on
Thursday. February I, 1912. from 2 to .
5 p. m.: Monday. February 5, 1912,
from 2 to 5%. in; Friday, February 9,
1912, from 2 to 5 p. in.; Wednesday,
February 14. from 2 to 5 p. m: and
Tuesday, February 20, 1912, from 2 to
6 p. m.: and at any adjournment made
it‘rom time to time for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and all _
appeals made to them from the do-
ings of. the assessors on the list of
1911; and for the purpose of making
any additions to the same.
Norwalk Conn., January 20, 1912.
EDW ARI) F. SMITH,
GEORGE W. STEVENS.
WiLIrIAM J. SHEEHAN.
Board of Belief.
.LOSING THE SOUL‘
(Zephlne Humphrey, in the Atlantic)
Ah, that business of losing the soul
—-‘—how sorry one is for those who have
never known it! One can seldom pre-
dict the experience. It does not come
‘ , very often at hest'and has a royal way»
.. “ not.
.lb'e‘tter living tli
——~whioh becomes it-cf choosing its
own occasions Describe it? One can-
It is as thé lapse of the river
into the sea, as the merging of spirits
on lovers lips. as the breathless hush
when wind folds. into wind and the
night broods 01030, as the withdrawal
of the merning star into the dawn.
. [Yet it is more than all'bh'ese things,
’ it ls—very God cl very God. When it
is over one stands transfixed intense
lly serious yet serenely lighthearted
too; exhausted, yet wonderfully re
.«rtreshed; purged, exalted; and quiet-*-
rthat is the best gilt of the experience,
its gift of peace. A very profundity of ' , .
repose holds the spirit that haI still:~
:2 - nillted to a mitotic embrace. ’ .
GlliiiEA Pill thEll
16 DAYS WITHOUT F000
NEW YORK, ..lau 25.-'i‘ho debris
having berm sufficiently cleared away,
two of the three vaults of the Mercan-
tllo Safe Deposit Company at the Equi-
table Building were thrown open to
holders of safe deposit boxes today.
Police guarded the work and box hold-
era were required to present cards of
admission issued by the company.
They entered In relays of ten. some
plainly nervous at the prospect. of pos»
sible damage to valuable papers. But.
although some of the boxes were drip
ping with water. there was no appar:
ently no damage to contents. "
A little guinea pig that had lived
sixteen days without food for water,
was taken from its wire cage In the
ruins of the Equitable Building today.
The animal. which was to have been
used for medical purposes, was found
by a chemist attached to the medical
department when he visited the ruins
of his laboratory. It frisked about its
cage joyously and greeted its rescuers
with squeals of delight. it is probable
that the little survivor will never be
subjected to another experiment.
AMERICA AGAIN‘ DiSCOi/ERED.
The Nor-semen are ‘not the only poo- .
pie credited with the discovery of
America before Columbus. Francois
Michael in “Le lf’aya Basques." main-
tains that the Basque sailors who went
north for whales and cod were familiar
with the coast of Newfoundland for
centuries before Columbus, and that it
was probably from one of their ooung
trymcn that the navigator learned of
the existence of another continent
says the London Chronicle. al‘herejia
also a mystery about the origin of the
Basque people and the strange rosomb
lance between their language and
North American dialects. Whitney.
the American philologl'str declares.
“No other dialect of the old world 80.
much resembles the American lan-
guage in structure as the Basque; " Did
the Basques come from America. to
Europe?” ‘
WiTI-i NORE‘ CELERITY.-
. rpmsa xrl
Iiytlliillll.lrooms_ x.emnd “no... No 6 nexmdtcttGood locality, 5 minutes from three
lW.cst Ave. trolley. 3 minutes
property and paying *for
FOR SALEMAT A BARGAIN.
churches l’ 0. library and schools,
both Pl-otestant and Catholic; also
Two
tenements with all modern Improve-
ments. Price 03500; 01300 can re-
~muln on mortgage. Address ”Owner"
.125 (it
HAY FOR SALE-~TEN TONS GOOD
clean hay in mow or delivered. The
'i'oltoneko Corporation. ltowayton.
Conn. .125 lit
T0 LET-MTHREE LARGE ROOMS.
first floor. at 53 Osborn Ave, East
Norwalk; rout SS. inquire on prem-
ises. 32.“. lit
To LETWAT ti (TIIESCEN'I‘ TER-
roce. upper floor, suitable for two or
three adults. inquire on premises.
52.33 'l
FOR SALE~SliORI~I Lil’l‘ l.\' now.
nylon. Apply to Robert F. Scaizl. real
estate and insurance ,ugcnt, Roway-
ton. 'I‘eiephouc till. .124 if
FOR SALEWONIC ti-I‘i‘. IQX’i‘l'IN
slon square dining table for 03.75. To
be seen at 2 Chestnut St. South Nor
walk. 123 ill
FOR SALE~Cl-Ih‘.AP. PAVEMENT-
sore horses, suitable for country use;
kind and good workers. Price 025 to
$50 each. chgal, 2346 Prospect. live.
near 185th St, near Bronx Park. New
York.
FOR 8ALE~60~HORSE POWER
Slearns, fully equipped, run very little.
good as now; Just out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
02,500. Apply to North Shore Farm.
Saugatuck. Conn. Phone 138, West»
port. 08 if
FOR hats—«om: 1908 souoass
power Thomas. good‘oonditlon and
newly painted. Price 01,050. Apply
to North :Shore Farm, Baugatuck.
Conn. Phone 138. Woumrt. 08 if
Busmuss no'rlc'iss.
NABH'B MODIRN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
W
- nonuo.
FouNoJ—A SUM or nouns
Owner can, .haVo same by proving
advertise-
ment; Apply 8‘. W. Smith, 55 Main St,
Norwalk. 124 3t
WOMAN'S FOOT GROWING LARGER
Shoe manufacturers hialm that the
Americana-woman's foot is growing lar-
ger. The number-1W0 shoe is almost
obsolete, thoysay. and sizes four and
five are much commoner than three. ‘
The explanation seems to be that the
phenomenon ls due to the increased
use of the feminine foot as a means of
locomotion. The constantly increasing
hairlber of women engaged in industry
and the growth in popularity of tennis.
“goii‘ltnd Walking have had their inevi-
table result, and common sense has' U ‘
done much to abolish the wearing of
The tradition shat.
‘ small feet are an excellent thing in ‘
'women has persisted long and will not ‘ ‘ ‘
pinching shoes.
New York consumes more celery die without a struggle. Conmrnflw
than any other city on earthwnd need' not fear that wont; iii all 9!.
makes more noise about item-Colum-l this matter to f 1‘ know 9“}.
litiu’fillllson.‘ . ‘ . " to Stone-tin . ma ,
.l JA
I‘ ll . . fl M pp
- contamination of this sort and added
019 1m .,
illiiilllltil liililill
Billllil till llil Hiili
Stain Chemist lowlands Says
Filtration Plant Would Have
Protected All Users of 80th
Norwalk Water
if the word and experience of State
Chemist James A. Newlands count
for anything, no harm whatever could
possibly have come from the glandered
horses in Wilton which died and were
exposed to the elements in the South
Norwalk water shed. The state chem-
:iat. an acknowledged authority. wrote
to the South Norwalk water commie
sloners some time ago and concurred
with their claim that the filtration
plant protected the water from any
that the life of glandered bacilli in
water, the temperature of which Is
below 70 degrees, Is short, lusting at
the most not more than two or three
days. Thus it can be seen that even
without the filter. the cold water it-
self would have destroyed all danger
of any contamination to the reservoir
water.
ilowover. in spite of all this, the
water commissioners took the ball by
the horns before they had communi.
cated with the state chemist and shut
off the water. which has not yet been
turned on nor will It be until an analy-
sis is secured from the stale inborn:
lories. '
Such drastic precautions on the part
of the South Norwalk water commis-
sioners is deeply appreciated by the
public at. "large. who are more than
ever made to feel that while such an
efficient and careful board is in control
of the water system they will have
little to fear from epidemics taking
their source at the water Ihed.
Water Commissioner Stephen 8
Hatch visited the place yesterday in
company with other gentlemen, and
reported this morning that all the
glandered horses had been removed
from the water shed some time since.
They had not all been removed from
other parts of the town where they
had been deposited. however, owing
to the negligence of the. party to whom
lhp contract had been given for their
disposal. Mr. Hatch reported that that
residents of the section were up to
arms and that yesterday the author
lites of Wilton had been promised that
the matter would be attended to to-
da\. .
That. the residentsiof Wilton are;
tworried («incoming the condition isl
evidenced by the following clipping
taken from the Ilartlord f‘ournnl:
fiumucl ti. Lockwood of Wilton. ac l
cording to a communication from tho;
t‘onucclicnt Ilumuup Society to (‘nm l
minimum on Domestic Animals ”9";
man i). Averill, has reported the corn
dition of horses in Wilton as needing
attention. Blood from one horse in
Wilton was analysed previously at
Washington. 1). (3., and was reported
to show that the animal had glanders ,
Deputy Commissioner liurt K. Dow, of
Willlmantir. wont in Wilton to take
action for the prevention of the spread
of the. disease.
lililiBE iiilLLEll Diinil
FLIBIIT 0F STONE STEPS
A peculiar accident occurred at the
west bound railroad station this morn-
ing when the horse owned by Herman
Friedman. the Connecticut aven'ud
butcher. wandered off the embankment
and tried to. negotiate the steps which
lead into State street. with the result
that he tumbled down to State street.
wihont serious damage.
" The animhl “had been left standing
in the approach when It took it into
its head to take a short cut to State
street. The steps were reached and
the animal attempted to walktdowu
them. lie was probably a relative of
lorael Putnam s fiery and gallant steed
of old which so safely negotiated the
steep flight of stone stops at Green-
wich Hill However, the descendant
lacked the firm control of the master
and tumbled down. No injury was
sustained b the horse. although the
shafts were roit'en, the. wagon having
been left behind as it caught in the
iron railing. The harness broke, free-
ing the nurse and giving it the neces—
sary impetus to cause it to somersault
down the steep incline.
WHEN TALK l8 DEAR. .
"Talk is cheap." commented the
Nady-made philosopher.
shunt”. “proves that. you have never
undertaken to pay the traveling ex-
penises and hotel bills of a party of
campaign oratorsJE—Waahington Star.
, iNAIUQUB TION.
inaugurate 0. Oliver or?
i W that’s done at a look! ;,
“That remark, " replied Stantor st... . ‘
Real Estate Columns
Propertlu Offend by Taylor 0 Golden, Agents, 87 Washington at, South Norwalk. When Inquiring kindly re-
for to number of property
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Shore Properties
1~POR BALI-io- -room house. flicker
Bluff, all Improvemmuu Price 011. .
8~FOR SALE—broom cottage. Bell II-
- land. Price
+~FOR SALE—Freon cottage It Pine
Point, I" improvements. Iuceilent con-
dition. Price 08000. Furnished.
8——FOR BALE—Toroom cottage. Boll lI-
land. Price 08000. ‘
8-FOR BALE—io- -room cotltia I. Bell iI-
land. all improvements. no 08780.
T—FOR SALE—:7 room cells a and two
Iota opposite; Bell IIIInd. rice 04500.
One lat adjoining.
8—FOR SALE—12 rooms. all improve-
ments. one of the but locations on Boll
Island. Price
0—FOR SALE—«8- -room cottage on Int
shore. I" Improvements. Price 08000
ii—FOR SALE—Large houIe. TokInIkI.
Price 050
58—-FOR SALE—8 rooms. improvements.
lot 85x200. on Rowaymli shore. PricI
Lib—FOR SALE—Cottage on bluff It Bell
island. new. all lm {ovementm beauti-
ful location. Price 8.000.
Harbor View Beach
Ave. Price 01000.
25-FOR BALI—L t, R .
“200. 0 I90 AVI Price
28~FOFI SALE—Several lots, Highland
Park.
27~FOR SALE—Lots, Bayvin Ave. 0800
each. .
East Norwalk
28—FOR SALE-:40 room home. Seaside
Place. lot 50x200 Price 010,000.
20—FOR BALE~14~room houu. Cove
AWL. I” lmprovsmntI. Price 05000.
inn—FOR BALE—swoom home. all lm~
orcvsments. lot 50x150. Price 05000.
32—FOR SALE—o- -room house. Winfield
81.. all Improvementc. Price 04200.
33-FOR SALE—J- -room home, First St}.
lot 50x150. Price 02800.
34—FOR SALE—e- -room house. Winfield
5t. Price025oo
35~FOH SALE-8- ~room home, Winfield
so. all improvements. Price 08000.
57--FOR SALE—G- -rocm house, all im:
rovementu. Osborne Ave. Let 180x51.
rice 03000.
188—FOR SALE—House. Osborne Ave.
tar creams and bath lot 501148.
Price
i48—FOR SALE—10 room houIa,
Cove
Ave.. lot 50x180. Price 04500
14-room Itons house not finished: on
chicken houu and burn: all kin“ "l
fruit. Price 012.000. ‘ .j
178~FOR BALE-One of the hut Milli»;
lng IlteI on Mor In Ave.3 Mali am a“
fine view; 180x17. or three fete. mi
loans-on sALa—mnnomam homeh lu-
eluding house. barn, outbulidln? 5:!“
creIt. west .|d°s-
dee Lot200
figfiicludlng 4 Ion In rear,
Lot. stovenI 80. 50x100. Fwd?”
6 toll on losses at. Price 014. 000.
Lot. Fair 88.. 55:300. Price “00-
lot 800 front by "4005,
000
Lot. Wall St. 110x141 without hm
Lot. Woodbury Ave.. 50x1”. Price
184~FOR 6ALE—13-room houu, Elm “q
08400.
lot 430 front by 400 “”80:
Lot. Elmore“. out Ilde.
011,000, with houu.001.800‘l lnelulln.
Lot. Woodbury Ave.. 50x170. Price
all Improvements. Price
lDD—FOR SALE—iz- -room house. Brill. ‘
Hill road. lot 80x150; carpenter Ihop I.
lot. Price 03000.
204—FOR SALE-Three- -Itory brick 8.0-
tory and other buildinoI, Crow In? ..
Price 0154-000
205—FOR BALE—8 acres. more or
trult trees, grapes; our Linden
Price 08000.
zoo—Fen SALE—8 room home. LOGIC.
8t . lot 65x120. Price 03000.
201—FOFt SALE—d- -room houu. lot ~
200. Price 02000. -
202~FOR BALE—3 i085. Wilton A
50x100 each; corner lot. prIcI 08003
for other two.
'u
147~FOR SALE—House and let. 72x180.
Price 08700.
i87—FOR BALI—Lou at Harbor View
Beach.
ill—FOR SALE—Lot Ind barn. Brth
0M 1003"“: 2 mlnutII from trolley.
good Iicvuilon. Price moo.
m—ron 0ALI—Leta Gibson
Ave.
80):! 28 Inch. Price 0000 each '
South Norwalk
iI—POR 0ALI~11- ween! houII
Avo., hot water heat. Price “0.000
is—Joa 0ALI~Woodwal~d Av... I-room
West
houII. lot 40:128. all Improvemenu.
Price m0.
15—FOR sALE—Beautiful home. Welt
08. Pet cI 088.000.
11—808 BALE-.ihroom nouII. WI“ 08..
Ill improVImentI. Price 0i5..000
tau-FOR BALE—Home. Fall-field Ave"
lot 100 ft. from by 211 ft. duo. Price
012.000.
‘u-FOR SALE—Lou. WIIhlnnton 8t.
l54—FOR 8ALE~DoubIc noun, 8 rooms.
attic and bath for each
apartment.
Price 07500. Lot 80:125.
Quint-rd Ava.
.50—FOR SALE—i5 room house, all Im-
prove MI. one acre of ground. Bay-
lvlew vc. Price 00800
55-47 OR SALE—T- -room. house. Court-
Isndt 8t.. all Improvemem. Price 04500.
{ad—FOR SALE—Hon“ and buiidtng lots.
Ely Ave
iii—FOR SALE—New house. 8 metal.
8U mmlt 8L. III Improvements. Price
al—P‘OR SALE-1‘l-room noun. Chestnut
It” all improvements. Price 08500.
tsp—FOR BALE-n0 room house. Taylor
Ann Improvements. lot 80.8 front. 250
deep. Price 04000.
"(P-FOR SALE—5.11m“ houoe. Rockiand
road. well water. two other Iota. 120
hot from. Ti feet on northerly Ilde In
i'i’erpth {Ml-100 feet on Ioutheriy aide.
rce
Mia-FOR BALE—~Tvvo lots on Clay 88.
44:101. Price 01500.
142—FOFI SALE-37:8 IotI. album Court.
40.87x104. Price
i45—FOR BALE—Two lots, Oibaon Court.
40.071000. Price 01000
"ll—FOR SALE—One lot. WIIt 8t.. 78:80.
Price 05500.
148—708! 0M.
x i08. Price
iBo—F'OR 0ALE~25 building lots. View
Croat, off West Av... 0800: 005800.
tut—FOR SALE-Several
Washington at.
i54—FOR SALE-Bun" farm our South
Norwalk. on Wu! .3 7. .room home.
two barns. water In house. Price 04800.
res—roe 8ALI—15~room hence. South
sin 8., III Improvements lot more
Price 18.580.
—0nI lot, West 8%.. 50
Ion. Ens
3
182—1041 0ALE—7- -room house. all Im-
provements. HawkinI Ave.; good con-
dition. Price 03500-
iu—POR SALE—Two housu
Ave.. one of 8 rooms and bath.
cavemen“; one 8
V
OIhorne
all im-
reomI. Price of
185—FOR BALI—House and lot. Rowan
88. East Norwalk. Lot 80x1”. Hot and
cold water stationary tuba (3). hot vvr
tar but all over houII3 garage; recIo-
tion hall, parlor. dining room. library,
kitchen and pantry, turd wood floors
four bed rooms and in h on Ieeon
floor. slate and tin roof. Price 08000.
aid—FOR 8ALE—Twu- -fImiiy house I:
Ave. , 5 rooms on each floor. attic
each tenant: lot 8011228 feet; all
provementI. Price 07800
213—FOR BALE—7-room houu. W00.-
bury Ava; Ill Improvements. lulu
nace: lot 50x170. Price 04800.
Broad River
81—FOR BALE-Frown house. in 1: II.
front by 82 n. rear, 135 1:. duo. Price
82—FOFI SALE—L -room house. lot 0018..
$2500
3‘:
m
m—roa 8ALI—10 room home Ind
hath. ItIIm hut. an. III In roVI-
monta: laundry in cellar; lot 1118.
Prlc I07000
lac-roe SALE—io-room houu. OIhornI
Ave.; furnace: lot 80le. Price 02500;
cash required.
100~FOR BALE—i4- -room house Ind lot.
Osborne AVI.: 227x138: Ill Improve.
manta. hot air heat. sewer connection:
about 250 feet from trolley: good nIIulh
horhood. Price 00800.
”HON SALE—10 room " But
Darien
40—FOR BALE—Jenni new
and bungalow It Dav-ion, from
to 08200t , with and without all from;
men I. 3
151—51"! SALE—fo- -room home.
shore. Dorian, lot 801400 PrIcI
105—FOR SALE—noun- hon-1;“
Pelt Read: all improvements.
furnace. electric fight: about fo
land. fruit trees lug-WI».
Ave. .. barn. 2 chicken cows. 8 lets; all
i‘mprovemente. hot air furnace. Price
105-FDR ants-35mm house
Road. III Improvements, electrlt
about one acre. fruit "III and
mar-on SALE—10- -room house and lot.
Rowan 8t. Price 03800.
207—FOR SALE-Lot. Rowan 88.. '80 u.
Leora. and back. 115 ft. more or less
Op .
200—FOR SALE—~10 room houIe. Seaviuw
Ave.. all improvements. Price 05000.
LOTS. EAST NORWALK
SIS—FOR SALE—7 iotI. Gregory BoulI-
vsrd. Price 04200.
57-:POR SALE—1 lot. Cove AVI.. 50x150.
Price 0700
38~FOR SALE—:1 lot, Eu! Ave” ' 80x26.
Price 01050
SO—POR SALE-Several iota. Fort st.
EIIt Ave. and Edlle Ave. Cheap.
18 88—FOR SALE—Six: woom houII and
bath. Fitch 8t" Iii tmprovementa: hIt
Iir hut. Lot 80x247 feet deep. Price
170—-FOR SALEn—Elght- room home. Fitch
88; lot 120x200 feet. Bum and large
chicken yard. Greenhouse. Prlee04200.
212—FOR SALE—Five lets near and
on Gregory Boulevard, 25x27 each.
Price 05000 for tho five.
NOrwalk
4i—POR SALE-Old homestead on
Green. Price on application.
“on SALE—0N0“ AVI.. lI ehot‘tu.
It.I'eIt
lot runs through from arrest
Price 015 H000
45—FOR SALE—iE-room houII. Wall 80,
III Imorovemunto. Price 012.800.
45-FOR SALE—ia- -room house. Newtown
- Ava. Ill improvemnts. PrleI 08800.
155-FOR SALK—Lot 50x148. weet -IldI or
Eimwood Ave" South Norwalk. Price
in—FOR SALl—Osmm house. III Im-
pronoun“. ItIIm host. Lowe 88; lot
00am fIIf. Prl «00000.
“l“°".l‘t'7.‘3‘:ii‘:.?ii “ctr-0°...
cues to I
fluorIt' lot 403‘: 80. Price I048500.
“—POR 8ALE—8- ~room home.
mom or icII, Harriet 88. Price
47—807! DALE-0-room houII. all Im-
pmvmotu. PrIeI 07500. Lot 80x2“.
u—FOR SALE—lo-room house. Marsh 08.
«.07000
8 IcreI
Rewayton ‘ '
MOP SALE—8 roomI
mentI. Crockett Av... IA
000x210. Price 04000.
153—FOR SALE—8- room house on
road. JuIt finiehed; one- -lIaIf ac";
Improvements. Price 08500.
iOO—FOR SALE—Noun and barn with 4 '
one acre of ground. west Ihon of My. .
Iyton harbor. Prlcc 05500. fit
If Imm- .
cJayten. L00”
1
New Yorlt
tar—son 8ALE—8 room noun III I '
rovements. BouNth Oak St. ”Melina!!!
iii. Brooklyn.N v.. near Long Island
railroad depot Price 03000.
Westp ort
zoo—Fort SALE—Farmp near railroad. 1. »
minuteI’ walk from Compo Such: II ‘
house. good repair. i0 rooms; 2 him 3
2 walk. about 4 acres. Price 04000-
Sangatuck
171—FOR sALE—zo- -room noun... an. II
improvement» ii seawardInIi-fa g0-
taoe and burn. Price
Greens Farms V» .
“'~v~
homeItIId. mama.
00m.“-
180—FOR SALE—31a
IcreI. Inuiudlnn
Price for remaln
omnertv fol-020 .
Redding‘. Georgetown
178—FOR SALE—28 on... home threI
"m “it ”rnitc'anu truit';
can on: I 3' on
y Ind rock; 4 acres woodland.
AFFOR 8ALE~8~room house. Maple 88.
all Improvements. Price 05000.
int-iron 5M. L-l—O -room fiou
Itnm heat. on. Ilafirlc
Ii lit conga?!)
Itory. fruit tml. II 03805.
ilk-FOR SALE—thrown houee
two” lots. Taylor Ave}. at 108". front
80ft. wt it "If. an . , All
|lii'poovuucnts. electric llohfs: no at».
' 1P:- «“500.
barn and .
Non 0ALE-—0-room house. all im-
prevementu. Price 05800. -
51—POR SALE—Lute. Rhodonolla Park.
Cranbury
ace—FOR SALE-8mall farm.“ L
8 acreI more or less 0 room and ‘
furnace, running in er. ”teem
piston sALe—n-mm noun. lot 800..
400 or larger. Elm Grout; III improve-
merit... PricI 088.000.
174-‘-FOR 8ALE—Houu. 7 room
man AVG-5 5 set-II working ‘1
1 FOR SALE-4 room h use. no mend
'3; one-half acre aroun. Prlcoy05000.
Elmwood Ave.
Win-FOR SALE—Lots,
rice 01800 fort: b-oth
inwroa SALE—Two Iota. Elmwoo'd
‘ AVI.. east side. cones. Price 02800.
187-FOR SALE-aio-room houII and
burn. Hi it St. Ill improvement» lot
85x1“. rice
148—FOFt 8ALE—12woom houII, about
our of land. all Improvements. Price
140—4308! SALE-J-room hcu lb
port Ave” Imail barn. lot 80x1“. “Pym
lGFFOR SALE—-L:‘. 30M"! PIIGI. Nor-
w.'ky "x750 Pf'c
cos—Fe n SALE—Bullshit lot out IIdI
I'lgo ‘Avo‘., graded. Ildsvyaik Itd.’ Pr ‘_ioI
building Lots ‘
lac-son SALE-rum North Main 30.
ifl—POR SAL —Parm. acres. 15 mm
ber. 10 IerII lilIhio. aI-rzom houII,
burn and fruit. '80: "II rem Nor-
walk. PrIcI _
fee—:POR 8ALl—n0wooin houle
Ava. rm. room. In attic; all
mIntI. P oo..00)00
PrankT
Improve.
188-POR SALIv-ia- -roo'm houII. Baltic
. v.0" with nth. two toilets. Illh we‘d:
floor-I ocIlI Id). Equi [lined for Iam.
Price. 800 In onoith rd tit" ginal
coat. on Ippl cations ‘
u—roa SALE—Lot. follies. lio'ivvc'od
175—POR “LE—~04 acres, larceny houII.
Price
alt—FOR BALE—id-mm houIe. em
out Hlit read; 9008 born. 8 acres mom
or ten chicken coups. never ifailini
wail. rice 05000.
Neroton Heights
170-—POR'8ALE-7~ mhouu 5
water heat. electric EMH ' “rm...
”Ea,- chicken hating-r
. “I 1
105—808! SALE—il'mm not...
of MI land. 8 ham. Price
West! - admit."
188~POR BALE-Jordon house. Well
our KIIIIr AVI.: 89850 front.
farming land; anti wood lot. Pele"
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