out and inspect this
It’s
the sale.
Announcement !.
1 To the people of South Norwalk and vicinity, we wish
to announce that we have purchased that beautiful tract of
land, formerly belonging to the Lockwood heirs, on Greg-
ory Boulevard, and have laid same put into beautiful home
sites, These lots are to be sold at public auction and will
. .. positively bes‘old to the highest
week Wednesday, July 16th, at 2 p. m., on the property, and
continuing Thursday, July 17th, Friday, July 18111, and Sat-
urday, July, 19th, at the same hour.
‘ We could , elaborate on this property to the extent of
'_ filling a great many newspaper columns, bilt instead, we
are going to ask you to take a Dorlon’s Point trolley and go
bidder, beginning
tract.
a Dandy
We are going to make the terms easy so that the home
seeker as well as the investor can secure a; lot here and pay
for it on the monthly payment plan. It will require but a
small amount of cash to start you. then easy payments
each month, all of which will be explained at the time of
this
BUI
EAST 1101111111"
DING
LOTS‘
Located on Gregory Boulevard
just beyond Fifth Street, run-
ning from Gregory Boulevard
to Norwalk Harbor--- formerly
Lockwood property. '
Take Dorlon’sl’oint Trolley to Property
Remember, This Week
WEDNESDAY, 2 P. M.
tial
Free Presents
11
We shall giveaway hundreds of Tree presents at these
sales, merely as a matter of advertising, no lottery, and ev-
erybody who attends are entitled to participat in the distri-
bution of these beautiful gifts, such as Silver Sugar Bowls,
Bon Bon Dishes, Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Gold Watches,
Beautiful JapaneSe Vases, Japanese Tea Sets, Chocolate
Sets and numerous other-valuable articles.
distributed daily upon the property.
Every Lot Is High, Dry
and Sightly
Some are water fronts with an elegant view of
Sound.
We wish to .call your attention to the wonderful im-
provements that are in store for East Norwalk. The new
bridge that is now under course of construction and the
new Park that is sure to come in a few years, are bound
to make East Norwalk one of the most beautiful residen-
sections in this vicinity.
‘We would advise that now is the time to buy real es-
tate in this end of your city while the prices are low and in
a few years you will reap the harvest.
Wednesday, July 16th,
These will be
the
first day
AGENT ON THE PROPERTY EVERY DAY FROM THIS TIME ON TO GIVE PARTICULARS AND SHOW LOTS. OR. IN THE EVENING. YOU CAN FIND US AT OUR 'LOCAL
OFFICE. ROOMS 7 and 8 KEELER BUILDING, 155 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
DEALERS IN LAND
v“.
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N ORWALK
Willinnl 'i‘ohcy, of 11211111
npcul yclucrdny wiih his daughter in
NOI‘WMIC,
Belllol,
A cargo 91 coal is being unlondcd
111 Raymond ilroihcrn‘ docks from tho
' 1111,11 Slur 13111110, No. 30.
‘ii’irlct (toutiniitecmnn E, ii, Mend,
{*1 Chile uvcnllo, is upoiullul: ihc dlly
in llridgcporl on luminous
liol’go l? of tho (lomlwiliilnliugllnr
Lolnpuny, oi Now ioric, in nuionllinl:
n rorlzo or 11111111 nl llnymo. "lllroillors'
dunks.
Joy belly, of i’iccp llircr, is cuioy~
1111111 lwo woclt'n vocation and wary
1111:; 11111111 him noioyinn tho llillllH in
tho hound.
larsllo Finch. rigid-bund-mun in 11'-
liomnlcdlou llrothnrn’ uroccry nioro.
hon ordered 11 line now lllcyolc, which.
will nrrlvn shortly.
ll. Mood and Ciliiord Raymond, 11
. illn thud Norwnlh olenirlo 11111111111, 1111A
lowed n dnyu‘ vocation yesterday, null
‘ lineal the day at. compo bench.
‘ billion Elwood. or itowan ntrcnl.
linhl Romain, who 111 1111111311111: his
annual vncnilnn from illorern‘ 111nm»
More. is sounding the week at 1.11111!
WMCilljlm. ‘
, The residents are connldarnbiy lnA
rerouted over me announcement In
11111111 that The temporary bridge will
dimly i111 not in commission during the
11111111111 or 111111 week.
Alonzo Wheeler, of slain Norwalk.
who attended the lunml of a retina
‘ than in monogram on smelly. inter
uhhtAtognsthci an 11 11111 nun who
11111111. 111111 111111 returned 111111111 wally. A
..._...._....__...__.... _..¢......-...‘..... .. mm..." .
will visit his parents .‘dr. and Mrs. S.
U. llouuleil at linrl‘e, for 11 week,
As wns predicted in those columns
some timu 111:0 Constable Alionry C.
Sclzer was on 1111.- lrnll of the false.
alarm ringer of July um, and he 111111
11111711- llln lll'rost in connection there-
will].
......._...~—-
1’. Bennett, oi" 1’1 Woodsidcgvenuo,
Must. Norwnlk, left by train this morn
1111: for Burro, V1,, where he will enjoy
ll two week's vacation with S. 0. BC‘II'.
belt and family and Mr, uud Mrs.
sou l’urltcr.
Nol-
'l‘ho liliyllowur Hook and Ladder will
hold 11 roguiur meeting tonight for tho
transaction 111 monthly business in the
ilro honsc in V1111 Zuni strum, Notlc
inn oi pnrllcnlnr iluporlllnce will be
door, is is cxpcvicd.
Two nnlonlobilon illdcnwipod ouch
olllcr on lilo nnnlcrly cud of tho Wunh-
inuion nilcol bridge about 7 o‘clock
lust illitlll. ‘1‘hn lirc of our won torn
hourly nit, bul rho uthor 11nd n‘cniwurd
bound car did not stop.
ii. in nndcrulood lllnl
brhinc 1111111 «bull born 1111 1111* pro-
brnilrcnscd. it will bu ncnnnnnry for
Robertson‘s 11111111111111 nllop and butane
111111 ('illil‘il'ii ll. Mullnn'po‘n“cnrnrnlry
shop and oiilco to ho liliiVi'lI.
when Hill
Home 11111111 thin Wonk tho district
commiliou illlll tin: null-committal) on
buildings for the Wilhlililfliml ntroot
llridilo Construction committee will
hold onuihor conference rolhllvo to the
1rnnrlnr of the molar generator uln-
tlon from its present location to one
which will not ntiuct Hm now bridge.
The (foundation! Company’s trolleys
are objects 111 internal hint at present
because of the loci. that many com
plaints have been received about. one
car not walling for another 11 111111
clout length 111 time at tho transfer
point. (his 111 the oillniein stated on
naturally that there is a leeway or
from nine in seven minute: to allow.
passengers to walk across the bridge.
[laboring 111111 11111 claim is 11 311111
111111, Captain amen lit. minor, or 11111111;
institute W ‘
.-_......... m... .. .
A inko their clmilccs with the icnms 11nd
tcd to negotiate 11 “111811101”, 11111 is
understood to intro haemuuancccssiul.
Winfield Scott. of 8 Corn niroci.
spout Sunday with Ills mother, Airs.
Snbrlun Scott, in Dunlmry.
'l‘hc lightning struck 11 iron 1111201.
lane avenue. Saturday night, splitting
ii in the ground. The iron stood in
front of the Alunworth house.
Workmcn ore clearing up the south
sidewalk on tho old draw today. and
it is now norassury for pcdonirinnu lo
automobiles. giving 111cm 11 iorinnio 111‘
what the now icmpurnry nllucinriA
will bring l‘orlh.
W
'l‘hcro hon ill-cu it rumor lhnl tho
bridun would in» closed l‘or illrm; dul‘n
during lhc lllulullullou of tho llil draw
on tho lclnpornry briduc, but nulhlnn
doilllllo in known 111111111 1111A mum-r
and ii in not lhonuhi prolnihlc lbni lllin
cnnrllo will inA ilccunsul‘y.
in line 11111111101 storm on l-lniurduy
nlltlli tin: home of Thomas Villnnc. in
Howard uronuc. wnu struck by 11 bolt
of lightning. 'l‘bu shingles on omA nldc
of the root wort- nrctir nullril' nil torn
oil and the Mill: woodwlirll wnu chur-
iAod. ltupulrn on; being oliocllul lodlly.
Raymond Hillrdcrnnl, tho bright iii»
tic lienilncl nowMu, who was inlnrod
in 11 mil from 11 bicycle. in hurl nun-o
norlounly iiuln won untlcipolod, and
will be rumbled in his boom for 111111111
lllllo time on yet. Mnunilnm bin
T111111: Is “all”; covnrod by number
oblixinu llllln youngster.
(there will 1111 in rehearsal of 11111 or-
illlésirn composed of Messrs. Aland and
Brown, liral violin; Richards and Ana
ulnmnn, uncond violin; Mr. lilpson.
first comm; l1. 11111111111. ‘onlio; llir.A
hlrdnvnnl drum; Mm Brown. piano;
to practice. at r; Gregory iioniorurdl
tomorrow evening. for the 11111111 late
to 1111 held the following owning an
the some 111111111 '1
“hub-n.- 14a.-
NO‘I’IOil NUTIGIII
ll! you are u 11111111111191 to The 191m
alienating 1n- uud in 350 Gin! not
' ovary lucinbcr of lilo l'uillilr
'1
a lieu-slim delilcr your paper send us
3711: for lnlignlliucs 11nd pal the 110) 1'2
a week for The Sentinel. The illflgib
zincu deal with all 1111! currcnl sub-
jects of 111111 lnlorcsi and, will please
AI
ivw"s.f‘b’v U N
A! ROLAAYToN
{LW'WN
Mrs. 11. .l.
ultllcll for
mor.
Iiobnoll, 111" this plnce, iluu
lrclnnd. in sound lhc sulu~
a..." M... .
till-pinch ‘11. linguw, of Scribner urc-
nno, him llccu upciuilnu ii woolt in
Ncwnrh. .\'. .1.
MIKE \luruni‘ol lflcvcl'lcy. of Now
Yoi'il c111, in lllc ghost 111’ .‘111‘. lillll Mrs,
A, ll. l'!1A\'[il'ii'y.
A rcpnlnr nicoilnu oi liclinnco iA‘irc
(‘ompnnr will 111A 111'! 111 illc hmuluunr-
luvs ln llownylon nvcunc. 1th cran
inn.
llcorlzn i-lborrnn formerly of Ibis
place. but how llvlun in Norwnlll, hi
id 11111111 11 consulting unglncorn' oillrn
in 31min Norwnlh noon
The 1111111111115 11111111111 ““1111 school '
will hold their annual picnic, ul liyc
llnnch tomorrow, July 111. ‘l‘lm 1111' will
ionvc lilo church ten minutes nl‘ler
nino.
’l‘inA l'nnlluw (hub, of itownylnn, will
blood for 1nd Anselmnnd 111111111111: with
Minn Emily illiichrntnr. or 1111111111011
nvonnc, limitb Norwnlk, on Friday
availing.
maAmW
The linguist and Methodist Holiday
schools will unite in a union picnic
tomorrow, going in Rye beach by woo
is] trolley care. This in a delightful
spot nod 11 pleasant lime in anticipat-
r111 ’
emu-M
Churn-11 Gardiner of the ileusolldal‘
1111 our Company. New York. hits been
the sum in lib-rm bind-mu .111 Row,
nylon avenue. ’A’i'he anon had not seen
sites other tor fifteen 7111111. and 11111
11
nil of .\‘cn \0111 110':
Stoll, lluubury; Mrs. lA‘red Ilsihrop,
New Milford: Mrs. J. Elnuendorl‘.
Miss .lcnnlc Thomas, Bridgeport. 1
Tire. James A.
Sincc llowoytou has become 11 part
of the big city 01' 28,0001peoplo sevm‘al
llovuliiml have Aliccn noted by the resi-
dents. One of those was 11 peanut ven-
der pushing his tort ahead of him. He
dispoacd of 11 considerable illinlillil ;
of his. stock.
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DARIEN
“WW"
AND
Nuns
.~'\ aw‘ “W W“?
lira. lironnon llowurdfol. Mansfield
Motion. and her nlsior, nullcd Sutur-
duy. for l-Iuropo.
'Mluu Mlllit’iul 11110le and Minn (lor-
irndo Morey, or llnniuul. are visiting
Mrs. 11. ll. (lronuoil for 11 low 1111,1111.
lillnlulu in Mrs. Crcnanil's former
cllnrlzc.
Mr. and M111. issue '11. Mend, whose
houno on 11111 Post road nun pnrliniiy
hnrncd, wodneminy, have occupied
Minn .ilnnrnl‘n colonic. on the King’s
Highway.
An unusually largo and planned on-
dlnncn was present at the concert or
the Norman Heights Military. 13111111.
bun Thursday 1111111111111. Thailand in
doing good work. ‘
Alannnrd 111111 Howard Al’eternon were
11 call under amt and when 111 Nor-
w ill. Friday. by 11119th dandriun.
Irboy were charm with hnvlnubroio
on windows in Moment.
Ilene o. «Wonder, of Newton
Heights. died unfunny. Funeral 111w
vices were, held {rum his late rash
deuce, yesterday afternoon, at «1
o’clock. interment was in Ai’roridnnoe.
" oi llhyiiicni culture.
H. J. “Miller Realty Company
HOME OFFICE TRENTON, N. J
um-..“ l...
Nolih Carolina to
Hoyt street.
Christina Lash.
About thirty-live members of the
Young People's Society, of the Coil-
gregntional Church, went to Compo
Beach, Friday night. and enjoyed
themselves, Millspnugll's auto trucn
was used.
w
Chm-ins \ar Alstlne was arraigned
. hetero Justice Dance. last week, charg-
ed with intoxication and breach of
the peace. lie was fined 35 and costs
and was sentenced to 15 days in jail.
Constable Ambrose. Aiirewer took him
in Bridgeport.
'l‘llo Gordon ’AClty 11111111111111 team
piuyod its first game at the Recreation
grounds, Friday afternoon. St. John‘s
tonm. 0! Stamford, won by a score or
ill to 11. Ten innings were played.
The lineup was 81. John's—~l’hllllp.
11).: Johnson, 11.: Ynnick, rl,; Carlson,
11.: bionic. 121.; ilodden. 3b.: Grimmer.
11.: O'Brien. 1111.. and Cook, 211. Garden
(lily-M0. Noyd, ll'.; Allennoli. ri.; R.
Dominic. 1A.: Al-ihipwny. 111.: Whitalow,
2b.; 'l‘ylor, 11.: Jordan. 1111.; Stone. 31).:
Mncllmniid, cl.
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TALK“! As MUCH An even.
lHuIIWSO'YOII'VE been 10 WE.‘teiii§Ilbf
Well, what did
111111 tell you?
Wile-”rile first. thing 11111; told me
was to keep my chin up.
Hnbunuhi i hadn‘t noticed any
(oiling 1111111 1311111 lino. ‘
L.
riallrond
relatives and
triends in New York last week,
Miss Anita Raymond 01
avenue visited with
Charles E. Borcl, clerk in Jones ‘&-A 3
Wood' 8, has been confined to his home ..
on Grove street, for several days this
week. ‘1
William Prlllinmn has purchased 11 ’
seven-passenger Packard touring car.
and will rent it by the hour, day, week:
111' month. 1
Mrs, Emily llrndley, of Norwullt,
sponi sevornl duyn at the. home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cllnrlcn E. Brinckerhom
iiallrond nvonue. ‘
Miss Ethel Milo llomlder returned
yolderdny from n woeh'n vnlintlon
spent in the home of Minn 1311le v. 01,.
born in (irocnwloh.
l
Hunt, 11. W. Sure, who has been at. A
l‘lnnlureni, N, .l.. for several weeks, to ,
turned yesterday and soon left for .
(thorium, Milan, where, with 11111 mm
by, no will sound the romnludor of 1111‘
vacation. I
.mputy Oscar aohmldt installed this
ohlcerncloct of Olive brunch Council,
ll, of I», Thursday evening. The re- ‘1
freshman: oormniilno served 11 r‘ -
olddnshionetl supper to the insulin,
The new oilicern are: Councillor. Mun -‘
1. Bradley Burt; assistant connoilior,’
Mrs. W 11. Rodlmor; vice-oounollioilJ
Mina Anna Broadway; 11119111111111, vicis-
oounollor, Mum Edna Williams; in
cording neemlnry. Mrs. James Barron
slough; assistant secretary. 311111.111
mar Webb; financial secretary '1;
Johnm‘nnchery treasurer, Mrs.
Johnson; guide, M11111 Ado K111i
aide cull-1A6. Charles Bolts, 11ou
guard, Min Grace haunt:
inn Mo
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