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WANTED. TO LET FOR SALE.
WANTED—MFOIWI ROOMS BY FAM—
ily of three. W. A. K., care of Sen-
tinel. {6 3t
WANTED~»—0PERA'I‘ORS EXPERI-
enced on power sewing machines;
steady Work. Cluett, Peabody & Co.
it; it
WANTED-«POSITION
housework by refilled woman;
home desired more than salary.
dress “Capable," care Sentinel.
AT LIGHT
good
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WANTED-:»~-»»SlTllA'I‘l()N AT GEN-
eriil liOilsework. Inquire 3 Kossuth
St... South Norwalk. f5 31
WANTEDHMAN AS lilvllii’l-lil IN
wish room. (‘iuett, Peabody & Co.
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WANTED—«POSITION- lli’ A (70M-
petent girl with knowledge of double-
ezitry bookkeeping as assistant book-
keeper or general oillce work. Address
it. (1.. care Sentinel. is {it
T0 LET—SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE.
cor. North Main and Pine Sis. George
Mitchell, Wall St.
TO LET~-RO0MS ON EAST WASH-
Ington St, and live rooms with part
improvements, East Norwalk. Inquire
of United Grocery Co. or ll. Joselow
sky. jrtl tI’
TO LEV—APARTMENT AT NO 8
Orchard St, furnished or unfurnished;
with private. bath; every modern inl-
provemcnt. Call at 53 West Ave, af~
ternoons and evenings, iii) if
TO LET—~110USE 21. UNION ST.,
17 rooms; all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to stilt tenant. The liatch & Bailey
Co. m12 ti
TO LET——HAMIL’I‘ON AWL, HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms, and ii-
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. s13 tf
WANTED~T0 BUY AN ANTIQUE
liigllboy. Call 9r phone Mitchell‘s
Furniture Store, Norwalk. 031 ti
an alias
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, as, Probate
Court, January 19. A. 1)., 1912.
Estate of George A. Wilson. late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hat-h limited and al-
lowed 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, properly attested. withfh said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
MORTIMER C. OGDEN, '
f6 13 20 Administrator.
SOL-VENT NOTICE.‘
District of Norwalk, 85., Probate
Court, January 27, A. D; 1912.
Estate of Julia Hudak, late of Nor-
Walk, inr said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath .limited and
, allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of" said estate
‘ to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
their‘ accounts. properly attested,
within said time, will be debarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to said
' estate are requested to make immed-
, . Magal'ment to
.. ' “ s. JOHN moon,
j30w 13 “w,“ Administrator.
Ex«PrcsIdent Harrison's
ter Marries Virginian.x
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.——‘Miss lava.”
thena Harrison, granddaughter of
President‘ Benjamin Harrison, was
married here yesterday to Harry A.
Williams, Jr., of Norfolk, Va. Miss
Harrison. ,who is a daughter of Major
and Mrs. Russell B. Harrison, was one
of the White House babies during the
Harrison administration. She made
. her debut here last season. A com-
pany of forty persons, relatives and
intimate friends, attended the wed-
l
LOST
LOST——IIANK BOOK NO. 19050, is-
sued on The South Norwallt Savings
Bank. Finder will please return to
bank, as payment has been stopped.
jlil f0" 13
LOST—A BRIDGEPOR'I‘ AND SO.
Norwalk commutation ticket. issued
January 2, 1912. Suitable reward. Re-
turn tn Sentinel office. f3 3t
”isuseawna’wrtt‘aéfiexr‘
Daughter of Mrs. Grace H. Cammann
is Appellant.
GREENWIOH, Feb. 6,—An appeal
was taken today from the accepting
for probate, by Probate Judge Jere-
miah Tierney, of the will of Mrs. Grace
H. Cammann by counsel for Mrs.
Anita L. McGuinness. In the papers
filed Mrs. McGuinness claims’that she
is the daughter and rIghtful~heIr of
the $300,000 estate of Mrs. Cammann
which the latter left to her husband.
Mrs. Cammann, who died in Jan-
uary, was the organizer of the Green-
wich Equal Franchise league and
was prominent socially. 'She mar-
ried in 1898, and it was not. known
that she 'ever had a daughter. Coun-
sel for Mr. Ccmmann state that there
will be no compromise and. that the
claim of Mrs. McGuinness. the wife
of a chauffeur, that she is a daughter
or Mrs. Cammann Is without founda-
tion. The case will come up before
the superior court.
THE SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD
HEALTH
is not for those suffering from kidney
ailments and irregularities. The
prom-pt use of Foley ‘Kidney Pills will
dispel backache and rheumatism, heal
and strengthen sore, weak and ailing
kidneys, restore normal action, and
with it health and strength. Mrs. M.
'F. Spalsbury, 111., says: “I suffered
footpath till my back and kidneys,
could not sleep at night, and could not
raise my hands over my head. But
two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills cured.
me." W. F. WigmorebCo. "
AT 14 SHE SEEKS DIVORCE.
COLUMBUS, Kan, Feb. own; the
age of 14, after having been a wife
two years. Beulah Scarborough says
that marriage In a failure. Being too
young to file suit herself, she has had
,her mother, as next friend, bring ac-
tion asking a divorce.
“who...
FOR SALE—wMUCH LESS THAN
cost, black silk velour coat, size ~10,
trimmed; entirely new. Call after 4
p. m., 201 East Ave. f6 3t
FOR SALE—EGG SETTINGS OF‘
prize strain lluff Orpingtons; great egg
iproducers; $1.50 per setting; guarani
teed fertility. A. D. Keyworth, 23
Gregory Boulevard. to 31
FOR SALE—«SIX GENERAL PUR-
posc horses, weight from 900 to 1250
pouilds;.good drivers and good work-
ers. C. A. Salninis. 10 Marshall St.
Tel. 754-3. 133 ll
FOR SALE~DANVERS CARROTS
for stock and family use; also [ruin-
lhaga turnips. Stephen 0. Kellogg.
IPhone 105-3. 129 (it
FOR SALE—CHEAP. PAVEMENT-
sore horses. suitable for country use;
kind and good workers. Price $25 to
$.30 each. Wiegul, 2346 Prospect Ave.
near 185th St... near Bronx Park, New
York. dill 1m
FOR SALem-oo-HORSE POWER
,Slearns. fully equipped, run very little.
3good as new; just out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
$2,500. Apply to North Shore Farm.
Sallgatuck, Conn. Phone 138, West;
port. ‘ d6 tf
FOR SALE—~0Nl0 .1908 Vim-HORSE
[power Thomas. good condition and
‘newly painted. Price $1,050. Apply
to North Shore Farm. Saugatuck,
Conn: Phone 138. Westport. do tf
BUSINESS NOTICES.
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WALL PAPER THIIS SPRING FOR
'half what It has cost before. Send
poatal for 1912 samples and sugges-
tions. John Fountains, 8 Burritt Ave.
1 Phone connection. 130 St
. NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28, West Washington St.
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I TOWN coun'r WAs BUSY TODAY.
Judge William F. Tammany Dispose:
of a Number‘M‘ Cam.
The South Norwaik end of the Town
,Oourt was}: busy little place this
, morning there being no less than sev-
I on cases on the docket. There should
there been‘ sight but one prisoner
”broke jail in the course of the early
morning hours. more of which will be
told in another column. .
The first. case was that of John Gs-
gen, of Bridgeport, who was arrested
hy'Captaln J. Han-y Gibson, charged
with intoxication. Gagcn's case was
continued indefinitely. ‘.
Officer Jehn H, Smith rOunded ’up
three men, charged with intoxication
and vagrnncy. They were Charles
Murphy, of New Haven, Thomas Mc-
Graw—. 0‘ Mt, Vernon barber. and Ar-
chie White, of New Haven. The men
were'somewhat seedy after their over
indulgence but did not have the de-
meanor or appearance of seasoned h0-
lboes. iAii started to get out of tow
in Iifteea minutes, ‘
The cases of William 'l‘wombley
Frank scofleld and Herbert Price, an
assisted by Officer John H. Smith,
came up and each of the men were
‘flned $17 and costs. which amount
I they will work out at the Bridgeport
Jail. ’ .
tested by Constable Henry C. Seizer,‘
[All i HIS ,
~ initiator
Former Resident of Norwalll,
Son 0I Rev. John 0. Stone, Em:
Iers Regular U. 3. Army
WAS MEMBER Ill SiltlllH
BBMPANY, Ill SIIMHIIIII
Passed Examination Classing
With West Pointers
From private in the State Coast Ar~
tillery to a second lieutenant in the
Coast Artillery Corps of the United
States is a pretty long step. Fred
Malcolm Stanley shape. can of Rev.
John D. Skene, the rector of st. An-
drew's, Stamford and a former resi-
dent of Norwalk. has recently taken
it, and is now in daily expectation of
orders from the War Department to
proceed to Fort Monroe, at Old Point
:omfort, Va., for the schooling all of-
floors of the Donut Artillery COrps
must take.
That. Mr. Skene has received the
appointment without holding a West
Pointdegreo, and that he stood tenth
in a list of thirty-four successful can-
didates for the second lieutenancy, are
= facts which, no doubt, cause his
friends much pleasure.
Mr. Skene is twentyotwo years old.
He was graduated from the Yale
Scientific School last June. He pre-
pared for Yale at Hepkins School,
New Haven. At college he went in
somewhat for sports. He played has.
ketball In his frcShman year, and lot-
or went In for wrestling. lie made
the 'varsity wrestling team In 1911.
beating all contenders In his class-—
125 pounds. since leaving college he
has put on a good deal of weight and
he now tips the beam around 150.
How He Got Interested.
Young Mr. Skello enlisted in the
Seventh Company Coast Artillery
before the company ‘departed for
camp. He became interested in the
work. and. prompted by the advice of
a college male who had entered an-
other branch of the service, be deter-
mined lo adopt an army career.
hast August. Mr, Skene went down
to Washington and pill in a few weeks
at the Army and Navy School, to
brush up for the examinations. They
were held early in September, and
about seventy-ave tried them. Of this
number, only thirty~four passed. Mr.
Skene stood tenth on the list, and
First wont. Benjamin ii. Booth of the
Twelfth Company, Greenwich, who
had put in a number of years in the
State militia, was fourth.
Has Received Commission.
The c0mmissi0n of Second ldeut.
Skene was recently sent to the Son-
ate by President Taft and was ap-
proved. The young man has received
his commission, and is now, as stated
above, waiting for orders from the
War Department.
mr.skone's commission puts him
on the some footing as a graduate of
West. Point. His chance for advance
meat will theoretically at least, be ful-
ly as good as that of a graduate of
the national military academy. Of
course the special training received at
.West Point. and the pull that is popu-
Iarly supposed to go with a West Point.
degree may give the holder somewhat
of an advantage. but Stamford friends
of young Mr. Sloane predict for him a
successful career In the army. He is
well equipped by nature and training
sure to rise rapidly. .
After finishing work at Fort Monroe
he will probably be assigned to duty.
PRESIDENT TAIFT SENT CONGRAT-
ULATIONS.
HACKENSACK, N. J.. Feb. 6.-—'i‘he
most appreciated gift among the five
hundred presents received 'by Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Thomas, who are celebra-
ting their golden wedding at their
home, is an autograph letter frOm
President Taft. It'ls as follows:
Déan‘ 'Slr and Madame:
Mrs. Taft and I learn that next week
you will celebrate your golden wed-
ding. We are also Informed that you,
you hear your burdens with patience
and philosophy, and that you are look-
ing forward with gratitude that you
have been spared to ehjoy the celebra~
tion of the fiftieth anniversary of a
union which has been full of happiness.
Mrs. Taft and i write to congratulate
you both, and hope that many years of
life together await you with the “con-
tentmentlthati’they will bring.
Sincerely yours,
Winnihnn.‘ 13km '
‘ Ill. SKINE t
Corps in Stamford, In July, 1911, Semi
to meet the requirements of the army _ ,2...
life. and, if he gets half a chance, he’s .
W Peal LEs—tate Columns
Properties Offered ,by Taylor a. Goldcn, Agents. 87 Washington 01., South
for to number of property
It
Not-walk. When Inquiring kindly to
Shore Properties
East Nor-walk
i—FOR 'SALE—Io-room house, Hickor
Bluff, all Improvements. Price 011.003:
3—FOR BALE-7-room cotta 0 Bali Ic-
Iand. Price 00500. 0 '
4—FOR SALE-J-room cottage at Pine
Point. all Improvements, excellent com
dltlon. Price 00000. Furnished.
b—FOR BALEa—T-roow‘i coil-go, Boil Ic-
land. Price 80000.
0-4Fon SALE—io-room cotta a, Bell lu-
land, all improvements. Pr 00 $3750.
7—FOR SALE—~7-room com o and two
lots opposite Bell island. rice 04500.
One lot adjoining.
s-FOR SALE—12 rooms, all Improve-
ments, one of the best locations on Boll
Inland. Price $8000.
b—FOR BALE—v-room cottage on can
IhOf‘O,’" Improvements. Price $8000.
11—-FOR SALE—Ammo house, Tokencke.
Price $30,000.
28«—FOR 3ALE—10-room house, Seaside
Place, lot 00x200. Price $10,000.
20—FOR SALE~14-room house,
Avc.. all lmprovomnia. Price 0
31—FOR SALE-s-room ii'ouu, all Im-
provements, lot 5031150. Price 85000.
COVO
32—FOR BALE—fi-room houlc, Winfield
an, all Improvements. Price $4200.
33-FOR BALE—T-room house, First St..
lot 50x160. Price 02000.
34~FOR SALE—Ii-mom house, Winfield
8f. Price 82500.
35~FOR SALE—(broom house, Winfield
8L, all Improvementl. Price $3000.
61—FOR SALE—B-room house, all Im-
rovementc, Osborne Ave. Lot 150x51.
rlcc $3000.
lad—FOR SALE—House, Osborne Avo., 8
1:438; rooms and bath, lot 50x145. Price
56~FOR SALE~8-rooms, Improvements,
in! 05x200, on Rowayiori chore. Price
“SD—FOR SALE—Cottage on bluff at Bell
Inland. new. all Im rovemonts, beauti-
ful location. Price 115.000.
Harbor‘View‘Bca—c‘h“
far—FOR SALE—Lou at Harbor View
Buck.
le—FOFI BALE—Lot and ham, Brush
8L; 130x166; 2 minutes from trolley;
good elevation. _ Price $2800.
103~FOR SALE-4.0“ Gibson
30x1” ouch. Price each.
South .Norwalk
12—FOR SALE—lz-room houu West
Ave.. hot water heat. Price “2,000.
13-FOR BALE—Woodward Av... a-room
Ave.,
house. lot 40x15, all Improvements.
Price $5000.
16-—FOR BALE—Beautiful Name, Want
St. Price 836,000 _
17—FOR SALE—M-room houu. Won 8L,
all Improvements. Price $10,000.
lip—FOR SALE—House. Fall-field Avc.,
lot 100 ft. from by 211 ft. sloop. Price
012,000. ,
fl—FOR SALE—Lou, Washington 8!.
54-42051 SHE—Social. h . 0 r
146—FOR SALE—io-room house,
Ave., lot 50x150. Price $0500.
Cove
147—FOR SALE—House and lot, 7271150.
Price $3700.
102—FOR SALE—Frown house. all Im-
provements. Hawkins Ave.; good con-
dition. Price $3500.
163~FOFI SALE-Two houses, Osborne
Avo., one of 6 rooms and bath, all Im-
provements; one 6 rooms. Price of
both. 83800.
165—FOR SALE—House and lot, Rowan
St" East Norwalk. Lot 00x160. Hot and
cold water, stationary tubs (3), hot wa-
ter heat all over house: garage; recep-
tion hall. parlor, dining room. library.
kitchen and pantry, hard wood floor-
four bed room: and bath on ocean
floor, slate and tin roof. Price $0000.
170~FOR SALE—iovroom house and
bath, alum heat. on, all im roves
menu: laundry In collar; lot 1118.
Price $7000.
ISO—FOR BALlo—io-room house. Osborne
IM—FOR SALE—lavroom house film 0..
all Improvements. Price
00~FOR SALE—iz-room homo Inf!
1 Hill road. lot ooxiooi carponhr'ohw.”
lot. Price $8000. .
204—FOR sALE—Thm-mry brick m-
tory and other buildings, Groin O'-
Prlco $16,000. ‘
205—FOR SALE—8 acres. more or
fruit trees, grapes; near Lindon
Price $8000.
zoo—FOR SALE—broom houu mull
st., lot 55:120. Price 00000. '
201-FOR SALE—b-room ‘houu. lot M
200. Price $2000.
ZOE—FOR SALE—8 lots. Wilt n Am
60x100 each; corner lot. price i
for other two.
aio—FOR SALE—Two-family house lad
Ave.; 5. rooms on each floor, min for
each tenant; lot 60x225 feet: III III.
provementc. Price 07600. ~
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S... ‘
mil—FOR SALE—7-room houce, Wood-"'7“
bury Ave.; all Improvements, furnluz
lot 50x170. Price $4500.
__ B and River
01~FOR SALE—V-room house 100 n to.
front by 82 It. rear, 133 ft. d'oop. Fri.
.
62—FOR SALE——7—room noun, lot 00x13.
Price 02800.
Darien
tic—FOR SALE—Several new cot!-
and bungalows at Darien, from 01
to $0200. with and without all impm-
menu.
151—FOR sALEJ-to-room houu.
chore. Darien, lot 50x400. Price
lab—FOR SALE—li-room bouu
Post Road: all impmvunonto.'hot..$.
furnace, electric light; about four com
land. fruit trees and borrlcc. ‘.
ins-FOR SALE-broom Mull.
Ave.; furnace; lot 50x100. Price $2500; Road. all Improvement» electric ll
”00 cull required. about one acre, fruit treat and _-
1013-:OR 8AALE—2124;ru§gn holl'nolnnd lot. , -
0 arm vo.: x ' a m rovc~ Sit
manta, hot air heat. «3w» conviction: ROWE on
about 250 foot from trolley; good nelgh- .
”°"‘°°" "'c' "-"°°- . 58—FOR SALE—0 room: all immo-
monto. Crockett Ava” Rowoyton. I...
104—FOR BALE—io-room house. East 30.9,.210, Price $4000. - .
Ave.; barn, 2 chicken-coups. 3 lots; all , _ *
Fri“ lilo—FOR SALE—B-room house on m
Improvements, hot lll' TUI'I'IICO.
attic and bath for each apartment:
Price 37500. Lot 00x125. Quintard Ave.
198-FOR SALE—io-room house and lot.
Rowan Si. Price $3800.
00—FOR sALE—4is-room house, all Im-
provements, one acre of ground, Bay-
vlow Ave. Price $9500.
Bil-FOR SALE—Twoom house. Courb
Iandt 51., all Improvements. Price $4500.
lilo—FOR SALE—House and building lots,
Ely Ave.
21--FOR SALE—New house. 8 rooms,
Summit St, all Improvements. Price
.
22—FOR SALE-11-room house, Chestnut
St. all Improvementl. Price $6500.
130—FOR SALE—a-room house. Taylor
Ave., Improvements, lot 50.8 front, 230
deep. Price $4000.
HIP—FOR SALE—fi-room house. Rockiand
road, well water, two other lots. 120
feet front. 71 feet on northerly aide In
depth and 100 feet on southerly aide.
Price 01300.
141~FOR SALEv—Two Iota on Clay St,
44:001. Price $1300.
142—FOR SALE—Two iota, Ellison Court.
40.67x104. Price $1000.
Mil—FOR SALE—Two lots. Gibson Court.
40.97x100. Price $1000.
I‘M—FOR BALE-One lot, West St” 76x90.
Price 83500. .
145—FOR SALE—Ono lot, West 8h. 50
21108. Price 02500. '
ism—FOR SALE—23 building 1018. View
Great. off West Ave.. $500 to $5500.
152—FOR SALE—Several East
Washington St.
154—1701? SALE—Small farm near South
Norwalk. on West St; 7—room house.
two barns. water In house. Price $4500.
155-»FOR SALE—4341mm house. South
Main 61., all Improvements lot 71x195.
Price 015.500.
ills—FOR SALE—Lot 50x1“. west side of
Eimwood AWL. South Norwalk. Price
a
“8—H”! SALE—O-room house. I" Im-
rovcmontc. steam heat, Lowe so; lot
00x200 fact. Price 00000.
101-FOR SALE—Putnam Ave.. 1~room
floulo, all im rovcmcnu, hard wood
floors; lot 40x 20. Price $4500.
Iota,
207—FOR SALE—Lot. Rowan St" 60 ft.
you; and back, 115. ft. more or Ian
cp .
EDS—FOR SALE—Io-room house, Scavlew
Ave" all Improvements. Price 05000.
””iio'il‘sTEA‘s'l‘ fiendish?“
36—FOR SALE—7
vat-d. Price $4200
37——FOR SALE—4 lot. Cove Ave., 60x150.
Price $700.
sin—FOR SALE—1 lot. East Ave.; 60x225.
Price 31050. W
{SO-FOR SALE—Several Iota. Fort St,
East Ave. and Edlle Ave. Cheap.
169—F‘0R SALE—Slx-room house and
bath, Fitch Sf” all improvements: hot
air heat. Lot 50x247 feet deep. Price
lots. Gregory Boule-
170——-FOR SALE—EIght-room house, Fitch
8L: lot 120x200 feet. Barn and large
chicken yard. Greenhouse. Price $4200.
212—FOR SALE—Five lots near and on
road. Just finished: one-half can; fl
Improvements. Price
one acre of round west shore of flow-
ayton harbo‘t. Prl'cc 05500.
2.
157——FOR SALE—B-roo’m'mouu tall
"trams “theorists
1 Too Y . 1,1: u .
railroad depot? Pile: 03000.
Westport
20 FOR SALE—Farm, near railroad.”
ran—motor walk from Oompo Beach;
house. good re air. 10 rooms; 2 bay".
2 wells, about acres. Price M,
'Saugatuck
171—FOR SALE—zo-room houcc.. GI
Improvements; 11 acres; oardcnlr‘c ,
tape and barn. Price $20. .
Gregory Boulevard. 25x27 each. Price G F
05000 for the five. reens arms .
r .7, .
tho—FOR SALE-31 acres. Price for _
Norwalk acres. including honest“ . 5M3
, Price for remainin acrel. ”000- In!!!
property for $20. . .
41—FOR SALE—Old homestead on
Green. Price on application.
42~FOR SALE—«Welt Avc., large house,
lot runs through from street to street.
Price $16,000. .
«ls-FOR SALE—iz-room houu. Wall BL.
all improvements. Price $12,800.
45—FOR SALE—iz-room house, Newfown
Avo., all lmprovemntc. Price $8500.
46~FOR SALE—o-room house, 3' acres
more or Icon. Harriet St. Price $8000.
47—FOR SALE~0~room house, all Im-
provements. Price 87500. Lot 60x29.
mason sALE—io-room houu, Maple St.
Price $7000. 1'
fl—FOR SALE—I-room house, Maple 80.,
all Improvements. Price $0000.
Ito-FOR SALE—broom house, all Im-
provements. Price $5000.
iTT—FOR SALE—S-room house; bath,
steam hell. on, electric II M, concorv-
story, fruit trees. Price $3600.
lei—FOR SALE-éii-room houco, barn and
two ion, Ta Ior Ave.’ Lot 100 ft. front .
by 00 ft. wI 0 in rear, 178 ft. doc . All
in rovcmento; electric Ilohu: no cater.
Fr 00 04000.
lea—FOR SALSA-room houu Raymond
3%., ono'half sci-c around. Price $3000.
101—FOR SALE—Lots. Elmwood Ave.
Price $1000 for both. 4
1 FOR OALE—Two lots. Eimwood
Av... out side. 50x1“. Price 02000.
1074041 sALa—io-mm limits and
born HI h St. all Improvements; lot
caxiéil. rice .
s—FOR SALE—Juliana lot out side
20% Avm graded, sidewalk I'ald. Price
214——-FOR SALE-G-roo house and bath,
Woodward Avo.; at c on each side,
concrete cellar; all Improvements; .9“;
, lot 50x125. Price $5000.
210—-—FOR SALE—Gentleman’s largo coun-
try home, 15 rooms, three bath: run-
ning water, all Improvements. élevn-
tlon overlooking Sound. Furnished or
unfurnished. Price, two-thirds market
vs no. .
Building Lots ”
23—Fos SALE—Lot, North Main St.
24~FOR SALE—Lot, 50x1“, Elmwood
Ave. Price 01000.
lib—FOR SALE-Lot. Reed Ave. Price
01200.
26—an 8ALE~80vcraI iota. Highland
Il‘ . .
w—FOR OALEmLotc, Blyvlcw Ave. 0800
each. ,
51—FOR SALE-Lou, Rhodonoill Park.
Cheap.
52—FOR SALE—12.1mm house, lot 300x
400 or larger. Elm Croat; all Improve-
ments. Price 035.000. .
“8—Port SALE—iz-room lieu-o, about
acre of land, I" Improvements. Price
"HOP 8ALE—7-room noun.
Welt-
art Avon Imall barn, loll 60x1“. Price
164-—FOR SALE—Lot, aoldbn Place. Nor-
walk,‘60x70. Price
107—FOR BALE—Farm, ,25 acres; 15 tim-
ber, 10 acre: till-hie. Nine-room noun,
barn and fruit. Six miles from Nor-
walk. Price $2500.
lose-FOR 8ALE—0-room noun, Franklin.
Ave. Two room- In attic; all Improve-
ments. Price $5000.
106—FOR SALE-18-room house, Baldcn
Ave., bath. two toilcic. all hard wood
floors ‘pollchcdh . Equipped for steam.
Price, on than one-third the original
cost, on application. . '
WIS-FOR SALE-04 acres. B-room noun,
aria? “one hounds got Hui-“013' usable,
. c once an arm a n I 0
fruit. Price 012,000. ’
170—»FOR SALE-Ono of the but build-
ing cltu on Mar an Ave.: high ground.
lino view: 100x11 ,or three Iota, 0011".
183—FOR SALE—Gentleman’s home In-
, cludlno house. barn. outbuildln .. Im-
crut, west side“ Lot 200 fron by 400
_. deo 022500: lot 300 front b
m‘gioo: '3‘ y 400 IN”:
4 0 front 0 400 doe -
500: including 4 lots yin roar, "00:30,
, .
Lot Elmcrost. east side. Price 1000.
Lot: Stevens st. 5010100. Price 0300.
all an, 110x141 without noun.
LO f
m - with house it 000. Incl
0 I‘ll do Inno- St.' Igrlé‘o , .udlllu
Lot, Woodbury Avo., 00x180. Price .
Lot, Woodbury Ave.. 60x170.‘ Price
Lot. Fair 80., ooxaco. Price 0000.
Redding. Georgetown?“
1n—F0R SALE—28 acres, nouu Hire. ‘
old: barn chicken noun, ,1“
533:; orchards. blcnty small fruitapvnll,
and brook; 4 acres woodland. rial
34500. c
Cranbury
FOR sALE—smli farm good 1......
2032c”; more or less: 0 roor'nc and lint.
furnace, running water. Price
man Ave.: 3
acres working 0
Price $3700. ‘ <
nut Hill road: good barn, at acre-Imu-
or less; chicken cocoa;
well. Price $5009-
100x200.
can; chicken house: lot
Prlco
105—FOR 8ALE—11-room hoqu‘l card ‘
of fine land, 2 barns.
no" Kcolcr Avon 050 ft. from.
farming land and wood lot. Price .
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. Long-Branch, N. J.- '
217—FOR SALE—~14-room house-jut
Long Branch, N. J., fronting on
ocean: all
baths; handsomely furnished. For
salemhcap. ‘
barn, New Rochelle, N. Y. Nina
,~room| and bath, newly decorated
throughout. L01: 75 by 145. Print
$9500. .
"Taylor ~ 8‘ Go'lden. Agents, 50-. Norwalk'
if you will “I'M no a description and price
our commissioner. coiling. j -
of your away, two will ln‘nin’ln emu-impatient 0200mm
was: ~
lilo—FOR BALE—House and born Mil . .
A ——H cc, 7 roomy GNN' ~
"HOB 8 LE on I
211—FOR BALE—io-room noun. chair‘
never foliln.
Noroton Heighg
1 FOR sALE—éf-room house bath. MO,
733:..- hcat. electric light, bull and“ _
West Norwalk I.
lab—FOR SALE—G-room noun. W00! 1 " ‘
Improvements. ~HWGC‘
New Rochelle, N. Y.
218-—FOR SALE—Modern cottage and"
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Norwalk Chronicler