Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 9, 1912 · page 3

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Classified AdVertisements
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Business & Professional

Cards, etcetera 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

. WANTED.

 

TO LET

FOR SALE. .

 

WANTED—BY A (1001) LAUle
‘ress, work by the day. Can do any
kind of housework. .Addresa M. M.,
Sentinel, or '52 Maple St., Norwalk.

 

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WANTED—GIRL FOR DINING
room, at Mansion House, Washington
St. 19 3t

 

WANTED~»—l'IY TWO ADULTS. ill"
stairs apartment: . central location:
improvements. Address Central. Sen.
tinel office. ill 3t

 

WANTED~~POSITION BY A (30.11-
petunt girl with knowledge of double-
.entry bookkeeping as assistant book-
keeper or general office work. Address
ll. G., care Sentinel. 1’8 31

 

WANTED—OPERATORS EXPERI-
enced on power ‘sewing machines:
steady work. (lluett, Peabody & Co.

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, WANTED-- TO l'll’Y AN ANTIQUE
.highboy. Call or phone Mitchell‘s
Furniture Store. .‘orwalk. 031 if
WANTED-”GOOD, HONEST, ill)»
liable girl for general housework; $20
month; no washing. Address 11., care
Sentinel. 1 i9 11

 

’WANTED MIDDLE-AGED WO-
man as working housekeeper in fam-
ily of one adult and three children:
references required. Reply. stating
wages required, to Box 193‘. Darlen,
Conn. 19 3t

 

 

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[Hill " NilllliES

AT A COURT OF PROBATE, hold-
.eu at Norwalk, within and for the
District of Norwalk. on the 8th day of
February, 1912.

Estate of Lewis P. Child, late of
, New Canaan, in said district, deceased.

Whereas, The Farmers Loan
Trust Company, executor of the will
of said deceased. has exhibited its-ac-
count to this Court for adjustment and
approval. ‘ ' ‘

Ordered, That the matter of‘the ad-
justment and allowance of said ac.
count be heard and determined at the
Probate office in Norwal-k, on the 15th
day of February, 1912, at 11 o‘clock
forenoon. and that'public notice there-
of be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a'clrculation in said
district at least five days before said
day of hearing. “ ‘

" HENRY W. GREGORY,
‘ ‘ Judge.

 

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‘ A STRANGE METHOD OF SALUTA‘
' ‘ , TION ‘ '

Of all the strange modes of saluta-
tlon Ithe most extraordinary is the
glance of ceremony" cu'i‘reut in the
west African kingdom of Dahomey.
Whenever any Dahoman chief or'ofli-
cial of rank comes to pay you a visit
be always. opens , the interview by
dancing around you with various queer

 

 

 

‘ his having" 11.51.211.11... ‘0 1101110 of 'boil-
lug water are. his knees). .jwhlch‘ . you
are bound to imitate“ all"‘dlosély.aa nos?
ialble. n is even reported that. one 01
the native ministers of the terrible
King Gezu owed 21.11 011pr "rla'e 'at' the
Dahoman court wholly tQ'hlS superior
arm in cutting a... 0110‘ so . "
and that'he thus ‘illts‘r‘ally' ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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contortionsce (extremely suggestive ‘ of .

TO LET—-~~1.ARGE FRONT ROOM.
first floor, 102 South Main St.. South
Norwaik. Suitable for studio. Lady
vocal or piano teacher preferred. Ap-
ply any day after 4. it) at

 

TO LET «ABLEGANTLY FURNISH-
ed rooms. suitable for light house
keeping; heat and light provided, also
use of gas stove. inquire 22 Madison
St. 18 31

 

T0 LET~~-STORE 42 SOUTH MAI.\Y
St.. Music Hall lilock. inquire id. 11‘.
Knapp, 132 Water St. ii" iii

 

TO LET~~AT N0. 3 HENRY S’I‘..'
second floor, four rooms, rent 39; also

Apply Mrs. S. A. Youngs. :34] East
Ave. f? :It

 

To LET—~Sl-JVEN~ROOM ilOUlSl‘l.‘2
cor. North Main and Pine Sis. George
Mitchell, Wall St.

 

ington St.. and live rooms with part
improvements, East Norwalk. Inquire
of United Grocery Comm ll. Jaselov-
sky.

 

TO LET—APARTMENT AT NO
Orchard St.. furnished or unfurnished;
with private bath; every modern im-
provement. (‘all at 53 West Ave. at-
ternoons and evenings. 119 t!-

second lloor. live rooms. 2-15 East Ave;

TO LET-«ROOMS on user wasu-é

131 if
i
8 . port.

SEWING MACHINE ~— BARGAIN
to quick buyer. li‘lneVSinger drop
head. 320. At Singer Store..15 Rail-
road Ave. f9 31

 

FOR BALE—«NEW IDISON HOME
Phonograph. cost 010; oak cabinet.
holds 252 records, 325; 176 records.
120 Amberol; total value 8144. Per-
fect condition. for 370' For particu-
lars inquire of F‘. E. Lockwood & Co..
Norwalk. ' f8 31

FOR GALEw—hlllS’l‘ SELL WELL-
bnllt two-family house. best suction
i-lusi Norwnlk, near trolley, 02850.
Show large returns. flood terms. .\d~
dress 110.11 212, Norwalk. f? 31

 

 

FOR SALE—«CHEAP. PAVEMENT-
sore horses. sultablefor country use;
kind and good workers. Price 825 to
50 each. Wlegnl. 2340 Prospect Ave.
near 185th St.. near Bronx Park, New
York. . dill lm

FOR BALE-wdo-HORSE POWfiR
Sic-urns. fully equipped, run very little.
good as new; just out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for

$2,500. Apply to North Shore Farm.
Saugatuck, Conn. Phone 138. West-
_ d6 tf

FOR SALE—ONE 1903 Gil-HORSE
,power Thomas. good condition and

 

 

tnewiy painted. Price $1,050. Apply
ito North Shore Farm. Saugatuck.
Conn. Phone 138. Westport. d6 if

 

 

 

TO LET ~~~~~ HOUSE 21 UNION S’l‘..
17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit tenant. “is Hatch & Bailey
Co. m12 ii

To LET—HAMILTON AVE" HALF
of two-family house. 8 rooms. and 6-
room flat; all improvements: tood con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. I13 if

 

 

BUSINESS NOTICES.

TURKISH 'BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
‘Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. .
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BEFORE HAVING <YOUR ELEC-
tric ll'ghts installed. get prices on wir-
ing and fixtures from me. “Right work
at right prices." E. Barthol, 63 Men-
dow St.. city. Phone 1147-4. 18 lm

 

NASH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed: 28 West Washington St.

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NOT auouoH otscouur.

A good many years ago Marse Henry
Wattsrson and Colonel John R. Fel-
lows, wandering about Washington in
search of a little relaxation, came upon
a Senatorial poker game. 'They both
wanted to sit in, but this was a game
for big money. and they were told to
keep away. '

However. Marne Henry

, _ I and ‘ihuefiit
nel were bound 'to get their,

 

' 10.400111... as t fl'gulie
1.000.000. novmohn,
‘I'll' oall'itgsqusro if you hurtlie break-
fast." . \ . p , '
’ mlows.l,"you are
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“ evening Pout.

relaxation ‘
and they organized agtwloéhanded 11.11100

 
 

“ reading instead of doingironr work.

THE COLLEGE-TRAlNED FARMER.

A year or two ago the agricultural
college of Cornell University made a
farm survey of several townships. Bla-
tlstics were gathered concerning the
number of farms. their value, the val~
no of the improvements and equip-
men-t upon them. the annual income.
the systems of management, and other
matters necessary to a thorough un-
derstanding of agricultural conditions
in that region. One item in the In-
quiry did not appear at first to be of
much economic importance. but later
it attracted more attention than any
other. It had to do with thoschooling
or education of the, owners of the

piled, it was found that only ten of the
five hundred and seventy-three farm-
ers had ever been to college. and not
all of those had completed their col-
lege courses; ong‘hundred and sixty-
flve had spent one or more years in a
high school or academy; and three
hundred, and ninetyelght, or much
more than half. had gone no further
than the district school. By figuring
the annual income of these farmers
from their own labor. it was’found
that the college-trained men earned.
on an average. eight hundred and for-
tyaeven dollars a year: those who at-
tended high school. six hundred and
twenty-two dollars; those who had at-
tended only the district school. three
hundred and eighteen dollars. In oth-
er words, "the college-trained man
burnsd_“.thlrty-slx per cent.‘ more than
them'hls-hxsobool man. and nearly three
”times-as. much” as the district school
mam-7011‘s Youth's Companion.

 

Authoress—Gihd gracious. what a’
. 1 state this place is in!

You hays been

' Servant—I have been reading your
last poem. mum, and it so enthralled
me I forgot everything else—Film
sends Blotter. , .1 f . " ’

Harris d Guns

 

 

 
 

which occurred on Wednesday, at
her home- in Wutervillo.

, there since.

farms. When the figures were all com-,

 

 

Mn. Walter T... Abel.
The death of Mrs. Walter A. Abel.

removes
from the social life of that common.
lty one of its most useful and most
highly esteemed members. Mrs.
Abel's maiden name was Jessie Par-
sells, and she was born In New York
city, forty-even years ago, the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre A. Parsons.
now of South Norwolk. Her family
removed to Norwallt during her infan-
cy, and there she resided until after
her marriage in 1888. Two years
later they went to Waterbury and
Mr. Abel entered the service of the
Plait Brothers company as foreman.
In 1897 they built a home for them-
selves ln ‘Watorvllle and have resided
As long as her health
allowed Mrs. Abel was an active
worker in the affairs of St. Paul's par-
ish in Watervllle. She had been pre-
sident of St. Paul's Pariah Society.
which has been one of the most effec-
tive working forces of the parish, a
tact very largely due to her self-sno'
riilclng efforts. For the past four
years she has been secretary and trea—
surer of this society. She was also
president of the Altar Guild. In so-
cial life, her unaffected sympathy and
friendly interest in the welfare of
others won for her a place in the
hearts of her associates such as few
people attain. Besides her husband
and her parents who still reside in
Norwalk. Mr. Abel is survived by two
sisters, Miss Sadie Parsells, of Spring-
field. and Miss May Parsella, of South
Norwalk, and One brother George
Pat-sells, of Jersey City. Funeral ser-
vices were held at the house. 87
Wheeler street, this afternoon at 2
o'cloak, the Rev. William 1’. Water-
bury. rector of st. Paul's Episcotiai
Church. officiating. interment will
be in Riverside, Watervllle. ‘
Anna May bullock.

Anna May Selleck. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George N, Selleck, of 66 Ste-
vens street. died last night at the age
of eight years and nine months. The
funeral will be held Saturday after-
noon at 1-! o‘clock from her late home.
The interment will follow in St. Mary’s
cemetery.

.,...—,—_....

William Wilson.

tints initials

 

 

 

 

 

 

? A [Real Estate CZIumns‘

Proportion-Offered by Taylor a. Golden, Agents. 07 Washington 81., tooth Not-walk. OWhun Inquiring kindly

for to number of property

 

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Shore Properties
1—POR CALI—lo-room house. ch

k0
lluff. uIl lmprovomcnuu Price 011.00?

0—POR aALl—J-room cottage. Bell in-
Ilml. Price 00000.

:FOR sALE—1-mm oottuoo at Pine
Point. all improvements. excellent con-

 

 

 

Building Lots

WFOR SALE-Lot. North Muln It.

24—FOR OALI—Lot 50 104
Ave. Price 01000.. I '

Ill—FOR BALE—Lot no .
01200. . ed Ave Price

 

 

llmwood

 

 

fl—FOR BALE—Several lots. Highland

 

dltlon. Price 00000. Furnished. ar- .
B—FOR BALI—T-room outta 0 Bell Ir n—Fon ALE—L .
land. PH» 00000. 0 ' each. 0 oil. ”WI"! A" ”00

 

o-FOR BALE—io-room colts a. Bull Il-
lsnd. ull improvements. Pr cc 08700.

7~FOR BALE—7-room cells 0 and two
lots opposite Boll Island. rice “000
One lot adjoining.

0~FOR BALE—12 rooms,

 

 

all Improve-

' Raw—FOR..BALE-¥10-room hou

East ‘Norwalk "

 

.360.e"'m°

Place. lot 6011200. Price 010.

 

 

shore, all improvements. Pr so

merits. one of the but locations on 5011' 20-—-FOR SALE—“moon house. Cove
Island. Price 00000. Avo.. all lmprovcmnts. Prlcc 0.
O—FOR CALI—Ovroom con: 0 on out 31—FOR 8 Eel-room house. III Im-

provement . lot 50x160. Price 05000.

 

11—FOR SALE—Largo house. Tokoncko.
Price 030.000.

32—FOR SALE—broom house, Winfield
St.. all Improvements. Prleo 04200

 

bo-FOR SALE—brooms. Improvements.
lot 0511200. on Rowsyton shore. Price

 

150-401! BALE—Cottage on bluff at Bell
Island. new. all Im rovomcnts. bnutl-
fullocutlon. Price 10.000.

 

33—FOR lALE—T-room house, First St..
lot 0011150. Price $2000.

34-FOR SALE—d-room houu. Winfield

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tat—won bALlecntlomcn'u h .
cludtnp houu. barn. outbuildln
crul. welt old... L t
docsbommoo' l
3%. a lot ‘00 front by 400

' Including 4 lot: In rear,

9

I ' .
Lot. Elmcrsu. out side. Prfcc 1 ’
Lot, Stevens at. 5011100. Price ‘.
Lot. w." as. {10.1141 withol: .

no .

011.000; wIth aouu. 011.000. _
0 lots on lusc- Bt. Price 01 ‘_
Lot, Woodbury Av... 5011 r1
Lot, Woodbury Ave.
Lot. Pull- St.. 0511306.
lad—FOR SALE—ls-room house
all Improvements. Price ,

f v ‘4 .
100—FOR BALE—lz-room nous-.0001: '

HIII road, lot 0011150; carpenter OM. ,
Price 03000. ‘ . A4.

 

 

lot.

204—17011 BALE—Throe-story brick It
tory and other bulldlnos, Oran
Prlce 016.000. ,

ape—Fort SALE—8 acres. more or In”
frult trees. grapes; near Llndon i,
Price 08000. . g. .

200—vFOR 8ALE~Owoom house W
81.. lot 55.1120. Pris. moo ' p .

act—FOR SALE—o-room house. M ~
200. Price 1

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202—FOl-‘l SALE—0 ton. wmon A "‘ *
5011100 each: corner lot. prlco 0m; ’
for other two. "

 

8t. Price $2500.
35-FOR SALE—o-room house, Winfield
St.. all Improvements. Price 00000.

 

Harbor View Beach 0

inf—FOR SALE—«Lou at Harbor View
Bunch.

it's-FOR DALI—Lot and burn, Brush
81.: 18011106: 2 mlnutu from trolley;
good elevation. Prlco 02000.

108-4011 IALE—Lotl, Gibson Av...
00x12! ouch. Price No Ouch.

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South Norwalk

1240s bALl—ll-room 'houu Wu!
Av... hot water but. Price 012.000.

ts—eon eats—woodland Av... swam
trier». lot 4031120. pll Improvements.
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IHOR OALI—Buutlful homo. W001

It. Price 000.000.

"-401! CALI—«400m houu. West in,
all improvements. Price 010.000.

ll—POR BALI—Mouse. Fall-fluid Av...
$123.0 ft. from by 211 ft. deep. Price

 

bf—FOR SALE—4400M house, all Im-
rovomcntc, Osborne Ave. Lot 100x01.
r100 03000.

lac-FOR SALE—House. Osborne Av... 0
In 0 rooms and bath. lot. 0011140. Price

 

 

loo—FOR SALE—io-room house. Cove
“500

Av... lot 5011100. Price

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tor-eon SALE—House and lot. 7211130.
Price 03700

 
 
 
 
 
 

210—FOR SALE—Two-flmll ”01.1.. .
Ave.: 6 rooms on each figot' attic-a
ouch tenant; lot ”x225 fc 1 GI W

provements. Price 07000.

 

zis—roa SALE—J-room noun, mash
bur Ave.: all improvements. forum.
lot x110. Price “000.

__ Broad River

01—FOR BALE—T-room house, lot fl. .
front by 02 ft. rear, 133 ft. deep.

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loll—FOR SALE—7-room house. all Im-
provements. Hawkins Av” good con-
dition. Price 03000

lob-FOR SALE-Two houm,

 

Osborne

x Ave" one of 0 rooms and both all Im-
g’vmmu: one 0 rooms. Price of...
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loo—FOR SALE—House and lot. Rowan
It" Eu: Nor-walk. Lot
cold water stationary tube (8). hot wu-
tur but all over house; garage: mop-
.tlon hull. parlor, dlnlng room. llbrury.
kitchen and pantry. hard wood floors.
four rooms and bath on «00nd
floor. slate and tln'roof. Price 00000

m—Foa sALI—io-room house and

 

bath. steam but. on. all in rove-
mom: laundry In collar; lot 1111!.
Prlce 07.0. .

 

SS—FOR CALI—Lots. Washington St.
,..___.___.__.____.._.

u-ron OIL-Itooubh house. 0 mm,
stile and bath for each Ipsrtmcnt.
Price 07000. Lot 5011126. Gulnturd Ave.

040-4701! BALI—1541mm house. all Im‘
prevent-rile. one acre of ground. Bly-
viow Ave. Price 00000.

Bil—FOR SALlu—flroom boon. Court-

 

 

 

wnllam \1 ilson. well known to many
ford. today. his death having ocrurred

where ho had been ill a long time. 110
was formerly employed at‘ the Hotel
Clifford as hell boyi’and night clerk.
and made many friends while there.

William Daniels.

NICW’ HAVEN. Feb. 9.~~wnumn
Daniels. a veteran railroad man and
truln toaster of the third district of the
Shore. Lino division of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
tiled at his home. today from Bright's
disease and complications. lie had
been ill about five. months. Mr. Dan-
iels came from Falriield county, and
was about, 57 years old. He had been
in the service of the New Haven road
for about 35 years. entering as a wa-
ter boy on the New York division and
working his way up to the rank of pas.
sensor irathman. passenger conductor
and was then promoted to be assistant.
superintendent of parlor and sleeping
cars at NewYork city. In 1905 he was
appointed as superintendent of the
New Haven terminal. which position
he held until two years ago, when he
was made superintendent of the Air
Line and Northampton division, with
headquarters in this city. Later. un-
der the redivisioning he became train-
master of the Shore Line division. The
funeral will be held Saturday. He is
survived by a widow. son and daugh-
tor.

w

James Noble Adams
BUFFALO. N. Y., Feb. S-James No.

Buffalo and founder of the dry goods
house of J. N. Adam E. Company, died
here today. after a brief illness. Mr.
Adam was seventy years old. He re-
tired fromvibusinesa life in 1906, and
has devoted “most of his time ever
since to public affairs. His term as
mayor expired last year. Mr. .Adam
returned recently ttrom Pueblos, Scot-
land. lrls birthplace. where it was his
custom to make on" annual-visit. He
came to .Amsrlota‘in 1872 and was a
resident of New'HaVen,AConn.. in 1881,
when he came to'Buffalo. .

Funcrulbf Jamel“ Montpomury.
The funeral of Jamaahiont’gomery
was held this morning at 9 o'clock
iii-om St. Mary's Church. Rev. _'i‘. J.
Flinn officiating. The pallbearers were
.lfioseph Kenollo, Edward Clans.- Thom-

beanors. were James .fiassidy. and 1 Sum:
norm-01110.. interment ‘ look place .111
airlifaryls‘oemetery. ‘1 n.

W-r‘w

. trawl 01M“. Gill-M.
. . Thefllluofll, sot-Vices of Annie ‘thl,

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aluminum miners a. souls-funer-
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burst: of 00012 1

Norwalk people_ was buried in Slum,

this week at the Shelton Sanitoriatni

‘ble Adam. former Democratic mayor of,

as Barney and- John Blake. The flower

.51....

3 111°. descend inmates! the torn farm. -
Pill...“ held t.1o.o'ciock tomorrow ,

lpndt St.. all imprint-meats. Price 04000.

@4011 8ALE~Houu and building lots.
- Ely Ave.

gal—FOR SALE-vol“! house. 0 1'00"“.
. Summit St.. all Improvements. Price

 

 

ins—won SALE—Abrams house. Chestnut
St.. all Improvements. . Price $6000.

130—FOR SALE—sitcom noun. Taylor
Av... Improvements. lot 60.0 front, 230
deep. Price “000.

loo—FOP SALE—0vroom house. Rocklund
road. well water. two other loin. 120
feet from. 71 foot on northerly old. to
do lit and 100 foot on southerly lldo.
Pr cc 01300.

141~FOR SALE—Two lots on Clay St..
«11101. Price $1300.

ice—iron SALE—Two tau. 67...... Court.
00.0731100. Price 01000

lib-FOR SALE—Two 101-, 0100011 court.
40.01x100. Price 01000

ltd—FOR SALE—Ono lot, West St.. 701100.
Price 00500.

tar—FOR SALE—OM
x100. Price m .

tho-FOR SALE—23 building
man. of! West Av... 0000 t

le—POR SALE—Savor“
Washington at.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

tot. West St.. 00

lots. Vlow
0 $3500.

 

lots. Int

Norwulk. on West 31.: 7-room noun.
two barns. water In house. Price 04500.

lbs—FOR SALE—dampen noun. South
Msln St.. all Improvements lot 7111105.
Price 015.000. -

too—won SALE—Lot 60x1“. won am of
£03va Ave.. South Norwalk. Prlco

 

lab—FOR SALE-d-room house, all Im-
provement; Ito-m hunt. Low. BL; lot
003200 feet. Price 00000. '

lot—FOR SALE—Putnam
house. all 1m rovcmonu
floors; lot 9011 20. Price

"Zn."3"...£:"f.:"t:°€.h .l't‘l'hdt‘l'
o a -
story. fruit ems. Prloc 03006. .

burn and

iii—FOR bALl—«il-room hour
two loto. Ta lor Avo.’ Lot oi ft. front
by 00 ft. W1 0 In run .170 ft. do. All
In rovcnionm cloctrtc lights; no «tor.
Prrcc 04000.; *

 

Avg" “Mom:
or woo
50500.

 

ill-FOR SALE—i-room house N 0nd
St.. om-balfncru around. lit-low.

tot—iron BALE—Lou. llmwood Ave.

Price 31000 for .
iii-F0 SALIr-Two lots. Elmwood
Av... out 0111-. 5011100. Price 02800.

 

iO‘I—POR SALE—iii-room house and
burn” W 110%. 'III Improvements; lot
”x100. rice .

wooing-11011001.. lot. out no.
a!“ Aver: graded, sidewalk laid. Price

 

alt—FOR BALE—broom house and bath,
Woodward Ave.: Mlle on each sldc.
concmte collar- all Im rovomonts: on;
lot 00x120. Price .

aid—FOR SALE—Gentleman's In

 

0 COM"-

m—ros SAle—Srmll um near South ‘

100—501! SALl—lo-room hou
Avon furnace: lot 0011100.
0000 cuff required.

100-—POR SALE—14400111 house and lot.
Osborne Avu 227x130: all improve-
ments. hot nlr but. sewer connection;
about 26010:: from trolley: good neigh-

u Olborno
rice 02300:

 

 

borhood. Price 00000.
fol—FOR SALE—lo-room house East
Ave.; born. 2 chicken-coups. 3 lots: all

l‘m rovemonu. hot air furnace. Price

 

loo—FOR SALE—lo-room house and lot.
Rowan 3:. Price 03000.

207—FOR SALE—Lot. Rowan St.. 00 ft.
front and back. 115 ft. more or fun
depth. ' ‘

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n—Foa SALE—T’room house. M "51-.
Price 02800. .‘ ‘

 

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Darien

w—FDR SALE—Several . new
and bungalows at Dar-Ion.
to 06200, with and without
menu.

tot—iron SAL. iii-mm homo. " '
shore. Darla??? 5011“. Price a” _
ins—non 8ALI—11-room house ‘ '
Pout flood; all Improvements'fifl-

furnace. electric llnht- about four on.
land, fruit trees and berries. ' :‘

loo—FOR 8ALE—0~room houu.
Read, all Improvements. electric r
about one acre. fruit mu and

SB—FOR says—0 room all I
merits. Crockett 00., Row:
80.011210. Price; . ..

tits-Foo sALE~s~room house in
road. just finished; one-half 1
improvements. Price 00000. _ 1 ‘

loo—FOR SALE—House and burn
one acre of ground. went shore of
nyton harbor. Price 06000

 

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200~FOR SALE—lp-room house. Sesvlcw 00 Ill
Ave.. all Improvements. Price 05000. ~ memento. South Oak St. Rich
_..... -1.-. «m we .---...- .. . — u w.— Ill. Brooklyn, N. v.. near Long I
LOTS. EAST NORWALK railroad dcoot. Price 03000. W‘
80-»FOR SALE—1 lots Orcpo Boulo— ‘ ‘ O I
0...... 0.1.. 04200. ' " Westport i
31—FOR SALE—1 lot, Ccvu Ava, 50x100. mkFOR BALE—Farm. our railroad!
Price 8700. minutes' walk from Compo Bosch

good rs alr. 10 rooms;

 

ail—FOR SALE—1 lot. East Ave.: 0011225.
Price 01000.

m—FOR BALE—Several lots, Fort St..
East Avu. and Edlle Ave. Cheap.

use—Foe 8ALE—81x~room house and
bath. Fitch 8t. all Improvements' hot
air heat. Lot 50x24? foot deep. Price
03000.

170—FOR SAL. —Elpbt-room house, Fitch

3L; lot 120x foot. Barn and In a

chicken yard. Greenhouse. Price

Intel's. about acres. Pri c3000. «'-*

' Saugatuck

-'—Fo SALE—20400"! Nous...
111 R a":

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Improvements: 11 act-or a

tags mg barn. Price .000. I
Greens Farms "

 

 

212-4011 SALE—Five lots near and on
GM cry Boulevard. 25:27 each. Price
for the five.

Norwalk

41-4011 SALE—Old homestead
Gmn. Price on application.

da—Fon SALE—Welt All... fur a house.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lu—FOR SALE—31 acres. Prloo '

acres, Includln homestead
Price for nmsln?ra&acm. M00. In”

propel-l. for 020.

Redding, Georgetown

acres. from. m
chicken home. a
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Tia—FOR mSALhE-ZG
ears 0 : urn.
$9.... orchards, plenty small from

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45—FOR SALE—12~room house. Newtown
_ Av... all Improvomnu. Price 00000.

“—FOR SALE—o-room house. 0 acres
more or loss. Harriet It. Price 00000.

ii—roa SALE-hm house. all Im-
provementc. Prlcowm 1.01m

40-4011 SALfimio-‘mm house. Maple at.
, Price 37000.

40—FOR SALEM-room house. Maple St..
all Improvements. Price 00000.

Bu—FOR SALE-J-room house, all Im-
provomontc. Price 00000.

01—1901! BALI—Lou. Rhodonolla Park.
Cheap.

 

 

 

82—1901! GALI—ll-room fiction. lot max
400 or for or. Elm Crest; all Improve-
menu. P as 030000 ‘

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Cranbury’ f"

m—FOR SALE—SM!" farm. good his;
a bulb.

lot runs throu ft from street 0 street. . ,
Prlcc 010.000. 9 39110. rock. ’4 acres land
48-4011 BALE—124mm house Wall St..

all Improvements. Price 012.530.

 

‘0 acres more or 1003' 0 rooms In
furnace. running in: or.

‘l'M—FOR SALE—House. 1 rooms. .
man Ave.: 8 acres working
Price .-

2li—FOR SALlf-io-room house.

nut Hill road: good born. 8 sot-q ..
or lull chicken mp0: _

well. Price 08000. 1

Noroton.,_, Heigh .

170—POR SALE—Freon lib
water hut. electric ll
amchlckon house;
8 .

 

at. :33th “9
it» 100m all:

 

140—POR 8ALE~12vroom house. about
nor. of land, all improvements. Price
1”. . 0 >

 

“NOR BALE—Frown IIOUIO WOO“
an Avo.. small‘barn. 0t 0011100. Price

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lea-FOR BALE—il-room house I”
of fine lnnd.‘2 III a. Price . . v

West NorWall;

 

 

tin—FOR SALE-Lot
*Wulk. 00x70. Price

tin—Laos SALE—Farm; so aim-1 10 um-
ber. 10 acres unable. Nine-room noun,
burn and fruit.

. Holden Placochr-

 

' .IX ‘MIIGI, from N0!“-

 
 
 
 

iw-FOR SALE-01mm noun. W08 :0
near Kepler Ave.; .050, ft. front.
farming land and wood lot. Price

0 Long Branch, 'N.tJ.7’

 

 

 

ablation (house.
‘ . WEN 1.799%"? ‘

Elsa-FOR .SNLEéla-roomvhoun. Wont
“ cedar Shvnewlshluplcs, cl;y“wator

and toilet. furnace: 8 acres of land.
_ largo barn... “stable.

loo—FOR ,bALl-ls- . In Mon 301001»
‘ fi"""’"'t'f1il‘iii"°3 "and" ‘" than"

1 O . " . . o
.Pr 0?. “:01 than 01105111 rd the original
colt. on application. ‘ . ‘1
menopause-u Iém. i‘l-rbbfn noun.

 

 

.31»

momma-arm ‘mJocntm‘
43 foot front ontnorth by .140 ft.

‘ ,
‘ ‘10-, 1111:0110 house not llnllhodruuplu
in ch10. on on» In barn 1II kinds .oi
.rrulo.‘ maniacal- F. I ‘

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

my balm? 111 Rooms. three but iran- wnlk. Prion. ‘
a or. u m rovomon a. eu- .. .. . . ~ . *
tier:I ovorlookln Ballad. Furnished or “FPO“ 3AL3’4'N92“ “0"”! F'lflknfl 211—FOR SALE—14mm house fl
unlfumtohod. r100. two-thirds market ' axg‘fi'rvgglml in. “M II lmprovc- Long Branch. N. J.’ fronun. 'g‘
n u" ‘ ' ' " ocean; all Improvement» tit. '

om: handsomely furnished. for
sale cheap.

Neurone“... . N. v

. zingeoa‘ssnt-Auodom outta
-.barn,: owfl‘ochclllpfl. Y, :
room and ”in, My 11

 

 
 

 

 

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‘ IYIlde.-5Prlco"01500.

 

 

 

easterly, 48.5 rear by 147 ft. wanton ~

1791-, son CAh‘F-‘OIIO of 1mm ‘bu’lld-
j. pnMo In Avqulrl . ,
100st . OFHIMI-r . 1

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

about. £6! 70‘ by 110.4“

 
 
 

 
 
 

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