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WANTED l ,
TO LET
FOR SALE
WANTED—YUI'NG 111111113 GIRL
Ito assm in light housework mornings.
Address .\i ll, care Sentinel 1'29 it
r WANTED—SITEATIOX Ili' FIRST“
Class t-ook ill hotel or restaurant or
tirivate house, will not Consider wages
under S to per month. Best references, v
'[nquire- at 27 North Fairfield Ave.'
South Norwaik. 1'29 Lit
INSURANCE MEN
vSmall as well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac-I
cldent health and natural death pol-i
Icy. lllost liberal of today. Energetic
men desiring an agency, liberal com-
mission and collecting interest given.
Address with particulars, 1’. O. Box
[455, Boston, Mass.
WANTED—WATCHMAN,
service for factory.
reference.
tinel.
WANTED—CARS FOR STORAGE
right by South Norwalk station.
.Vaast Bros.’ Garage, 17 Chestnut
St. South Norwalk. 326 (it
WANTED—A POSITION AS A
house girl. can cook: speaks German
'Appiy 19 Day St, So. Norwalk, Conn.
126 3t
NIGIIT
Address, giving
"Watchman," care Seu-
326 at
WANTED—GOOD PLAIN COOK.
(White preferred. To go home nights.
Mrs. \‘I'rlght, Phone. 707. .126 3t
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WANTED—~A COMPETENT GIRL
tor general housework. Apply Mrs.
flames Golden, 4 Filil'lleid Ave.
123 if
WANTED—CATHOLIC (‘OI'I‘LE
no children. who would care for old
lady for rent vfree until April next.
address (‘ullen,- 55 Connecticut Ave.
, - 122 tit
WANTED-EXPERIENCED CIIAUR
leul‘, Aft-b truck. Must be sober and
capable ' -for"-llt?avy7‘work. Inquire
Samuel Boodner, Ann St. 126 at
r 7-! . 1 ‘1 . _ r
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
Bottle and poultry. Best marlnet prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[6.00 for bob' valves to fatten. H.
. Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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BUSINESS NOTICES
I ' NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
Iuarauteed for 15 years. Wise people
In having me repair their Tinwork,
:oPIumbing and Heating because they
have money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
rm Wash. 8t. Phens 1106-12 or £73
Eon are strong and :veu. Q '
, This’i ”mp1
Eon append remain so. ,
1 That's natural. .
sour spins may get out at order,-
1213?: possiblew 1 » 1 19.11 1
Hon greed some adjustinents,
Msggtidgt.
a t ay,
." "That’s wisdom.“ "
m whit the but, 11».
' That’i pr
Oils. 5;
discrimination.
rthotg‘ D. C.
That’sijimportanti”
'Otdces 89.119:de and Stamford.
.:;-'I‘hat's1:the right place.
Del-n. , égmgerons,
"I H 111
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.y-M'
’ house in rear of City National
, ciety, held this dustt g,"
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rail thallium-teal business a m
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TO LETeFlVB ROOMS,
provenlents Rent 814. inquire Unit-
ed Grocery C0. jza 3t
TO LET712 5
rooms and bath.
quire on premises.
OSBORNE A\'l-:.,
Water and gas.
lST.3
6 W in-'
TO LET—FROM Jl'isY
house, 6 rooms and bath No
field St. East Norwalk.
ins and terms apply to J M. Lay-
Railroad Ave.“
r
ton and C0,, 1110., .1
South Norwalk.
TO LET—8 ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
with all improvements. $16.00. 13
Cottage avenue. Inquire at Keeler's
Shoe Store. 326 3t
T0 LET—FURNISHED, TWO €on
necting rooms water, gas, gas plate!
cook stove and all conveniences for
light housekeeping. 214 East Ave,
near depot. 126 at
T0 LET—TWO APARTMENTS IN
Bank
building. Inquire South Norwalk Sal's,
ing's Bank. 1‘26 (it
To LET—~APARTMENT, FIVE
rooms and cellar, 41 Chapel St._ flir-
' llace, range, hot and cold water, gas,
front and back porcll and barn:
Rent 815 month. Inquire 64 South
Main St. 324 If
ALL IM- 1
- Bouton St.
In-f
1'37 in tanks 7 x 3 feet. CIueIt, i’eabody and'YOYk. “'33 the guest Dr William it. new building for the local life Savers
j27 35L
, FOR SALE-U0 11111.1;
tOp wagon, rubber tired.
dition. Reasonable price.
vSEA'l‘El)
In good con-
jt’d 3t
.FOR SALE—3 ROUND CYPRESS
(310., Inc
1 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—ONE
er.
, . 126 3t
I FOR SALE—OPEN
ft..6in. x5ft..61n.; 4H. P Barker,
engine, good as new Schebler carbui
rater magneto, complete inventory of
scar essorjes. For price, etc, address
Box 123, Rowayton, Conn.
LAUNCH, 22
I FOR SALE-15 FT. LAUNCH, 2 1-3
Ii P. First class condition. E. '1'.
Harris, 17 Lintoln avenue. 126 (it
1 FOR SALE— THIRTY ‘Acnns
grass. Inquire at Frederick H. Row-
an's. 21 Elmwood Ave. 126 St
FOR BALI— YOUNG . JERSEY
milk cow .tedder and hay rake. Also
to let 2 family house, Magnolia Ave
near hospital. C. L. James. Tel
1085- 4.
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FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
1and commodious house, 12, Haviland
St.;' easy terms. ‘For further panic!»
T0 LET—STORE ANI) BASE lars inquire C Swans, Old Well Cigar
ment. 85 North Main St. Inquire at Co mar28 tf
M. Gutkowsky's furniture store, 87 ——--———-—-—7— 7.— - 7—7—11:
North Main St. 324 if PROFESSIONAL
TO LET—lo ROOM llOl'Slv] 23 TUTOBING IN LATIN, FRENCH
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. it, Tullov, and German gramlnarf Address Tn-
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No. ”66.5, tor, care Sentinel, ' 12? 3t‘
1118 If
TO LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED
suite of offims over Central Food
Store consisting of three large con;
necting robrns; will be painted ind
papered to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co. m15 tf
LOST
LOST—FR ATERNITY PIN. SIGMA
Chi. Wednesday night. Gold with
blue enamel. Return to Sentinel of.
lice Reward,126 3t
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LOST—A GENTLEMAN‘S CAMEO
watch charm, oblong with picture in-
side: lost last Saturday, probably at
Roton Point. Suitable reward if left
at Sentinel office. 123 (it
General Insurance
C. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND 22M. ESTATE
155 Waohlngtonistrsst.
“nth Nor-walk. Conn. ' Tel. 846.
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Dividend’ Notice
'1;9TH SEMI- ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
The Norwalir Savings Society
Norwallr, Conn; June 11,1914.
At a mating of Directors or this So-
idsad at athe
one, 11er an-
rate of 1131,14,)“
- 1min wits declared to Depositors from
the mornings ofr'th'o' 31: months and-
dog has 30 1914.
The. e will beantered'l on pass
book's and paid in and alter July 10th,
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MONEY DEHOBITED ON PR BE-
FORE JULY IIOTH, 1914;“ WILL
onaw lursns'er F'ROM ‘JULY 181‘
1914.
' mower; nannsgrmsurer
=1 " 1'20 1'2:
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WILLIAM a. cua'i‘ls, 'Pr'esldeht. ‘
3- companies 3, 4an_d 8 and..tru,dk 4. :_
ruros'mc7wru. TUTOR PU
plls' desiring special study In primary
or grammar grade subjects. durin‘g
.July and' august” Address P. ll. D.
I psfiuthstgrwa-..., ,‘iardt
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The New Science
Chiropractic is the definition pt the
cause of the diseate and the art Of
adjusting the same. Diana’s Is ca
ed “by a wrench, twist or sprain
one back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove” the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the news m
terns in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
1‘. Francis. D.‘ 1..
N Washington St. Bo. Norwslk, Carin
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer
Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain & Saunders
A'nsoscuuumsrs.
scum MonwALK. noun.
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$25,000 FIRE HITS NEW HKVEN
Threatonlrlj Blue In Giebs‘fitmdiug
Results In Heavy Water Losssui.
NEW HAVEN June 29.7.1 t’wh
siarln- fire of undetermined. origin
which started on the rear not page
third dim of the class buudmé t
the. corner _of Church and Chapel-
by the tenants to, bs-ln the neighbor
hoodorszaooo,.- ,. -.
.The fire was discovared by Harold
J. Brown, 01mm street, who Med
In an alarm from box 25. at the corner
of Crown and Church street.» It 12 '43
Engines 1, 2, 7 and 12 rammed
with trucks 1 and 2, As soon is
lag through the roof and out the, viii
second alarm which brought engine
The tone of water goon seeped,
1111111111110 thestorea below. Allin!
.' the stock in the Thompson co... Int}.
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inquire 1'."
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126 3t
DEFINITION or cursornscrto'
Chief Fanohe'r saw the flames .shgfn.
down of. the south side. he qrdarogga
sis
' porting local happenings.
1 tion.
and at the same time you will
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
residents at nearby shore rgsorts owing to its completeneSs in re-
The present Season is to- be no excep—
We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon,.because by so doing you will help us,
should be in every family in Ncrwalk. We welcome contribu-
tions of shore items. inther give them to our
them to the office or telephone them to us.
be reading a newspaper that
reports. mail
Bell. Island
Vernon Jarboe, of Brooklyn, New
Thompson, Jr., over the, week end.
,I Mr and Mrs. W, Reynolds, of
llrookivn, New York, are at the Is and
For particu large work horse. Too large for own-10" tlle summer
14 Meadow St. Telephone 154 4.:
The Theta Iota Society entertained
some friends from Danbury and .\’or-
1v.alk yesterday, at the Retsof cottage.
Charles Day, one of the best singers
on the lslbnd. gave a few songs, and
Clinton Sturterant rendered a solo on
his comet. Befrealments were served
and a good time Wis enjoyed by all.
i The following is a petition that the
majority of the Belle Island people
have signed: We the undelslgned,
property owners and residents of Belle
lslsnd,‘ adjoining itoton Point Park.
do not object so the present operation
of the roller coaster and carousel We
hereby pledge our moral support to
Mr. Ne1llle Hayley. in his efforts to
(onduct the park as a clean, orderly.
temperate place of amusement
The llelle Island Club will celebrate
Independence Tilly as rollovrs:
W ater and' beach sports in tile af-
ternoon commencing u't ‘ o'clock.
I’ri7es for all 969115.110 admission
fees. Entry blan’ks on bulletin board.
Open to boys and girls (‘ahoe sail
lug races star‘dt 3' o',cloc‘k for con-
.dltions and entry blanks see bulletin
board The order of 01 cuts follows:
by race'sx ....
llop skip jump races
._Three- legge$r§lcea
' 1
.1 yard races i’o'r young men and'
I Roton Point. I
a _-._
Work is soon to be started on iht
'on the beach at llotcu Point. (I. V.
Kunes has the contract to erect the
building. which will add to the attrac-
tivenesspf the Point very much.
A very large crowd was in attend-
ance Lil Saturday evening at the regvi 1
in dance ill the pavilion. The i'loo'.‘
is ill just the right condition Ior tllci
modern dances and everything llzls'i
been done for the enjoylue .ll and cool i
1
fort of the patrons of this populir
dance llaii.‘ '
Papers were .served on Manager.
'Nevi-iie, B’s‘yiey on Saturday evening;
notifying him of a hearing to he held,
on' Wednesday of this week the'
Superior Court of Bridgeport before
Judge '1 uttle relative to a temporan
injunction against the use of the Ta
rt usal and roller coaster \1 illll] is be-
ing asked 11,1 residents of Tokelleke
and lluti ers Island.
Harbor View Beach
E Thorpe has got his sloop down
for the slimmer.
if!
Yesterday s storm made the “star
very rough and many people elljoved
stlrf bathing. ' '
Cyril -White has had his automobile
' (var-hauled and it is now running in
line shape
Alheltsoll lleers is overhauling his
girls. . M.
\Votenmelo races. _ _, motorhoat-and mpccl; to hate it ru-n
i l‘ili‘ink' sir .I ';I hing again III adopt 11.1111 ‘
‘ it , ' 4 1
i (. I 1: nonsum“. '{i gAB'm \Il-Rij'hfilji' . 1}
' a' ‘ Dr. P. McLaren 1",“? 111111}: 9f
Brooklyn, N, 17,}. arg‘ex7 on“ 5‘
In Lthe wing here will be dancing
and speci music. I' i.“ y 1
Pins 5 at 9 oclock rom and of
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91%. . 1 ..
_‘t srd parties ev'er1 Thursday after
noon and evening during thqoseason,
picommencillg Thursday
July 2nd. i‘ntrtlllce fees fw
cents for each person. . Price
freshments
A concttwiil he held :in'VIhe club-
the
“die-
911121110 members and dignity.
The committee vItrili' be ileased to
receive suggestions for, and help car-
Entertainment committee
w, R. Tnomtopx, .
(1c. PERRY-,0: ~' "”
G. F, FOOTE,
" E J. QUINN?
Netwsil. Countr3 Club
Country Club tennis for- the week.
end was as follows.
l. , Mac's Singles,
.11 «Van Burq'l defeated; J. Grout
d7 .1. V‘s—la 1,.
H 111-11161. deieateti‘lr‘.£ Montgomery,
7—5, 6—4.
M. Lockwood defeated F‘. Coleman,
77:11:04. ‘ -=
BB; mended defeated H Baldwin:
3—45, 6-3 6—2.
.AmWheolsr. defeated M. Lockwood.
.8—1 6—4.
W't'sltohard aways Whgplgr
TEA DANSANT FOR MISS, SANGER,
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3‘14»: 1-1.1
streets. shortly alter midtown-L. W'- .4 tea dansant figured in honor
a loss from 1qu and water estimated 3°: MI“. ,Igamieflgngel‘y. Whoa” to be
‘I'msrfied‘ on July 11 to Ely Raymond,
i'7by.Mlaa Einlly Nash. at the Country
WSattndlr' Moon: “the, hours-
being from four o’clock to seven in the
evening. There were about seventy-
ave pres'éht.‘ épeid'el's' orchestra de-
lighted“ the Bipolar-s with It! stasis. Dél‘
' * next week.
house up ,Wadnosday evening 3‘ S 1" 1 pols Beers have returned
rying out all kinds of entertainments. bar “.9“ has rcturned
W3” ”A130 lfot‘. 036.0
here. on \i' ednesday‘t
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Dr. Daly and Mr. Rarnm have poet
ed a notice on the telegraph role in
front of the tennis court stntlng' that
l‘ .
”Quentin Z‘ourt Oill be rcatl1 to play On
I
Grace and Vaughan \)llceler who
have been spending a few dhys 111111
to their
Inome in Vermont.
One of the oldest residents of liar
This old
timer is Gypsy; Mrs, I“. Whitehead‘s
' famous pony.
Charles Whitehead will give a mov-
lng picture show this evening. M'r
Whitehead has some good pictures on
hand and; a pleasant time‘ .is assured had discussed the national prohibition WW} I“ the City of \orwal . ”9"“
a-
fill that go,
‘ THE KNOB CLUB COMPANY.
A special meeting of The Knob Club illtend‘eni Swim, Suggested that notice onethird (8'6 1- 3) feet inore or Jinan
Company will be held 0" §aturday, of the school'sacticn be sent to Wash by Jend formerly Of .1119 Gal-3‘9; 01'
”July 1.111 at 3’1“- fit' 'the WI) 110““?- ington in the form of a hlght letter. John Morton.
for the- following ’pul‘pbses:
To consider the: advisability qf to Rev Jeremiah Donovan Suppress; land Of The LOCRWOOd
than"!!! the date 0‘ the annual In"? ed mirth and ‘badly contorted laces Westerly eightysix and one-OI",
i“; from. the first Monday in Mamfi- feflbueq, 11n- Smiths statb'insn't and a feet, more or less'by 11131111117 canon
W the 1‘5?! M03“! in September, ripple Of laughter gave him light Into Day street "
(Labor Day'i. such change if effected
to be by the' substitution of the word
'Septéirlber fer Miran in Article 3; 8521'”
1 of the By Laws. "“‘
sideration 0%; any;
‘otilel‘ bushels th
ed In the interests of the club.'- 2
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PRIEST'STESTATE is LEFT IN '
'“ TRUST TO His HOUSE.
' KEEFENt - II
SWVI-NGTON; June u—The'" will
of the late Rev. Patrick J 0' Leary, of «-
probated here Friday, Steaks; Broilers and all 908 1"st “1 ,his death. in and to the following dos;
Pawcatuck, ..
leaves the bulk of his'estate in trust'
for his housekeeper. Mia‘s Catherine
m “my! “1.3mm mama . a mutation, amt: her life time. a!-
most pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
In
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knight-1p, hiév work “1.3814,,
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' ' John',s Newtoundiau ..-.
Lot us Book You for One or 'I'
ttir which $5. 000 is set aside to form“
a purse in the North. American coir,
1m. ,via Deli uinilta. Rome to ninth-
Lain an ecclesiastical. student of the
diocese of Hartford in memory 1 of!—
further Bishop 1'. S‘lieMahon.
v-Albo after the housekeeper‘ a death. 1
‘minai'y, Hartford: 8L aligns IIITBII
mittens“; Bot-nerdy: pmdsgatloh or
'mmuwmch extefiioh
-' Catholic university. Wattles:
stew: whom-it Marts
. IVV tfor .
in at trimming a";
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mas" be cons der- _
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11.000' «11.11 eluted to st. Thomas ,
Show ““ *' radii
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This Coupon not good after Saturday,
Tea, Cofi‘ee, s‘pitve l-Ixtracsk 0r
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July 4th.
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Stlmps with 1 lb. lona
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‘20 Stamps with 1 lb. Alllbosa
Coffee ................. 32c
20 Stains 1111b 1 lb. Sultana
Coffee .................. 306
in Stalnrs with 1 In. El Ryad
toffee .................. 356
iced Tea
HIV: you eVer tried our
Indiachonn Tea 1-2-lb,. 25¢
Gold Dust barge Package. 15 Kits.
Iced Coffee
For a delicious Cei‘fccntry
Sultans Brand, lb, 30c
Force RCIIUCUI this 119, k
'10 (its
FAIRY SOAP; 2 cakes ....................................... 7°.
iONA romaross, No. 3 can. or IONA PEAS, ,. ....... 3 can 251:
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KIPPERED HERRING on LYE on LIME ............. 59 cm
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CONGRESSMAN *
BALLEII ”Ilium:
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(outressman‘ Jeremiah Donpyah
occupied the role of a- Reierend yester-
day noon for a very short period (prob
ably not 01 er a minute. “It was a mfg.-
take that he was put in such a posi-
tion, and therefor William ll vSmithg
sxperlntcndent of the Norualll Con
gregational Church Sunday school, Is
included _W‘Ilil> Jerry' as being a
party to the joke.
' blunder ,11' hlcll gave our congressman
n1...
the title of a minister. The school
question and a vote on It was taken
which shoWed the mediums to be not
animouslv In favor of it Then Super-
He added that inshould be addressed-
the jokaand he immediately corrected
his mistake. It' was some mistake.
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1"ADVERTI8E. IN THEJSIITJN‘L
Compo inn
_r BOSTON POST ROAD.
Westport Conn
service a la Carte, noted for
season. Arrangements scan be- made.
for banquets upon short notice.-
GONGERT-BY DROHESTBA' .
DANCING EVERYEVENING.
' MR8. M. LEV-Ya: v
Telephone c_°fl"‘.,‘,"°“‘“§” Weapon.
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PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
l.‘ nder and pursuant to an order 01'
the Court of Probate for the District.
of \orwalk authorizing lirn thereun-
yto, the subsrribcr hereby offers for
rule .111 HM) rf‘,‘gllt title Lnd inifi‘cst
.‘us (har‘es L‘ I lovd late of Norwalk
In said dis r c: deteasci, had at the
time of Ills d: nth. in and to the fol-
lowing le'll (— ::,ttte to wit: ‘
An undivided one half interest in
and to all that certain piece or parcel ,
of land with the buildings therepn. sit-1;:
egg-.53
ed Norther]: twentyv six (36) float.
more or less bv highway called .31!
mond street:E_asterl_1 eighty six. ”and,
deceased; South‘srly
twentyslx (26) feet more or less. by
\lfg. Comma,
For particulars and terms, apply. to 1
JOHN J CONEOf
529 It Aim
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PROBATE SALE assassin"
, Under and pursuantto an order _
the Court of Probate for the DIEM“,
of Norwalk, authorizing it therein”.
the subscriber hereby offers tor sale
all such light title and interest as
John Grllnt', late of Norwalk in said
district deceased had at the time of
cr'ibed real estate", to wit:
An undivided on'eh'alf interest in
and to all that certain piece or parcel
of land with the buildings 11191111111:le
aa’téd in the second Taxing patriot
of the City of Norvr'alk iri skid Town
of Norwalk'; bounded Northerly liven-
ty-six 726) feet more or less by
Way called Raymond Street; 338%
eighty-six and one-third (86 1:1)
Norwalk Chronicler