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EJAW'SJOM $133303 3’“?
Auctioneer
Announces the Sale, for
The Atlantic Realty Company,
of Stamford, Conn,
RR gsrdlecs of Price, to the Highest Bidder, ;
85 Choice Residential Lots 85
Situated in the most desirable part of Stamfords most select residential district. Thetract extends from Shippan ave-
nue to the Sound and has a frontage of 1. 000 feet upon the most picturesque part of the shore. Delightful view from each
lot. Substantial streets, cement walks sewer, water and gas; every city improvement; no future assessments; flowers, shrub.
Bathing beach and tennis court reserved for 101 owners. 0n the best part of
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EXPLANATION RROM
OWNERS. '
Until a few days ago, we had no idea at disposing of this property at auction.
had sold severalof the lots, and
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the reason that we were offering them at prices actually less than are asked for 13 s in ii
any other good residential locality in Stamford. .« 3,1
We found that many intending purchasers were Expecting an auction sale They it
preferred to buy in that way. They seemed to expect it. They reminded us of the ii
success of our auction Salas on tlangc street, Hubbard Heights and elsewhere. H
1.. And that is What led to the hemp. We talked with intending buyer, and found
ny of them preferred the auction sale method. The intending buyers are the "
desire to pluse.
The situation of the preperty Speaks for itself. EXtending from Shippan avenue to
Long Island Sound, overlooking Halloween Park, on the trolley line, near the Stamford
Yacht Club, hotels and select
the business center high, healthy. supplied with every city improvement, it is by all
means the most charming residential spot in Stamford Some houses are built or build—
ing. Chesterfield Inn is on the premises. .
If you have money ta inve
next year, 50 to 75 per cent more than they will be disposed for now.
Visit the tract. Courteous
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attendants will supply all the information you desire
SHIPPAN POINT, ST AMEORD CONN.
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whatever. Beautiful pre 1e11ts will be distributed each day
chasers or not. These will include:
Rare Vases.
Elegant Upright Piano.
Fine Imported
Solid Gold Watches.
Silver Dinner Set of 37 pieces,
Elegant Tea Sets of six pieces.
Fine Oil Paintings
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WHAT THE AUCTIONEER
Realizing that this 15 by all odds the most important auction sale of choice residen-
tial prOperty ever held in St? 't,mford we have decided to offer special inducements to every
one attending the sale. Each person will receive a numbered ticket, without any charge
to ticket holder, whether pur-
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French Clocks.
Opera, Field and Marine Glasses.
Antiques. Bric-a-brac.
$10 gold pieces. and numerous other arlcles too numerous to mention here.
We Will Please the People
These gifts are part of our policy, We want every one to attend [this great sale, and
we want them to go away happy, whether they buy or not.
Remember. this is an absolute sale. The highest bidder gets the property. Never was such an opportunity offered for in-
vestment in high class real estate.
Wednesday, August 26 14
At 2 P. M.
It Continues Each Day to and Including Saturday, August 29th
Real estate values have increased steadily at Shippan. This is the only first-class tract remaining on the Point.
portunity to secure an ideal home site, in a choice restricted locality, at a price fixed by the purchaser.
The Terms are Easy
to per cent. down, 10 per cent. in ten days, balance 2 per cent. monthly, intereit at 6 per cent. Or, warrantee deed given
and 60 per cent. may remain on mortgage. Liberal discount for cash.
Shippan Ave, and 56 Park Row, Stamford.
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WIllIam H. Thomas wlll
preach in the First M. 'E. Church Sun- me, will resume his duties In the l-‘er- i
. The Rev.
day morning.
i Many of the local Elks are planning
to be In attendance tomorrow at the
clambnke, to be given In Danbury, by
the ledge 01! that city.
i Rogers and Stevens have placed the
remainder of their Red Tag sultsWn
two special lots, and will sell the
|same at $5 and $7.60.
Miss Marlon Hamilton 01' Westi
. street is spending two~ weeks at
Springdale Beach, N. J.
Stephen Reynolds, of Cedar street,
iwns admltted to the Norwalk Hospi-
._.____,._ ,tal yesterday afternoon and operated
Francis M. Adams, of Ridgelleld, 011 last night for appendicitis.
this morning filed with the clerk 01‘ ——
' the United States court a petltlon L9“ and tender smoked “Wide"
in bankruptcy showing llabllitles of can be purchased 30" 15c D," W at
36.784250 and assets of ‘5. the East India Tea Company. Other
._ specials will be found in the adv.
The Falrfleld Countyfiavlngs' Bank .
~ advises you to keep yoiir finances in Bet and Mrs. “ G. H. Beard or
a flood tide condition by opening an Barnum avenue and family 0f Bridge
» account with “3*”. They my four port, are spending some time at their
per cent interest. . ’ summer home in New Hampshlre.
. Louis Tankus, a clothing merchant-
The second afihual rel union of the Of South Norwalk ‘5 50°“ to open °'
Wilcox famlly‘. Which 'is well repre- gent's clothing and furnishing store in
sented‘inuNorwalk and neighboring Belden's Block, Main street, West-
towns, will be held In Hartford next port in the place formerly occupied
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
by the Goertz restaurant,
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Make more money
fl Sly: more money.
do b9t11. so much. the better.
sure we to 1.1,,
3:10” W, but YOU HUST-
Stephen W. Velsor. of Quintard ave-I
rls Coal Company emce,o on \londay,
after a pleasant week’s vacation.
Miss Grace P. Bailey. of Middle-
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Sherwood,
bow'e street. and Is renewing old
ecqualntances here. having been a
former resident of this place.
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The new Greenwich Theatre, built
by Joseph Christiano at a cost of over
“50.000, ls nearing completion and Is
to be opened on Wednesday evening,
September 2. by Greenwich Lodge,
No. 1160. B. P. O, Elks. with a vaude-
ville show. . .1: ”In“
Read the specials in the adv. of the
Great A. 8: P, Tea Company,
Lois Gregory, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, N. H. Gregory. of 98 Hazelwood
avenue. Bridgeport. ‘who has been vis-
Norwalk, wlll return home Sunday.
.The Republican congressional con
ventlon for the nomination of a can-
dIdate for-Congress for the Fourth
Congregational District or Connecti-
cut wlll be held at the Republican
Club rooms, Stamford Saturday, Sep-
tember 12111 at 12: 30 o'clock.
Wad'lctavg ‘Wrodhoskl was found
guilty ottbresch of the peace and as
adult in the town court this morning
and Judge E, M. Lockwood imposed a
fine of :7 and costs, the latter amount
big to $10. 46. He paid up Charles
rGlnovlch who was also charged with
1 1.111s same Offenses was acquitted by
z the court' .nndlns The ovtdenoe 111-
11611111111 chewed ~Wrodhoakl was the
‘ > man'- in the fight which occurs-ed
between the We finally resulting In
both being arrested.
mummy Halli
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mnummmum
“yea-arm alumnae .
”some
town, Conn, Ishpendlng a week w'Ith ,
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SILVERMINE' ARTISTS'
EXHIBITION.
The seventh annual exhlbltion of
i the Slbermlne group of artists will be
iheld August 29, 30, 31. and September
5 6 and '1'. at the studio or the colony,
In Slltermlue. The artists are mak-
ing great preparation for the exhlbl
‘tlon and it should prove of great in
teres to the lovers of art. Those who
hdve attended any of the exhibitions
of the past may be sure that this
“‘ year's affair will be fully as' good, It
not 'bettdr In many respects than any-
thing that has been held previously.
A tow visiting artists will be asked to
exhibit with the Silvermlue group.
The miniature painting and art gal-
lery workers will be well represent-
ed. The painters who will exhibit
will be E. M. Ashe.
Hamilton Hamilton, Henry S. Hub-
bell. Charles ,Relffel, Frank T. Hilt-
chens, George Plcknell,
Boating, Bernard Gutman, F. C.
Yohn and Messrs. Thompson, Hilde-
brand. Castle and herd.
ltlng her aunt, Mrs. Beers, of Math ._..
‘Hoyt’s Theatre“
Week Beginning Aug. 24th
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
. "WEDNESDAY
Five Acts of Vaudeuille
AND . 1:
Motion Pictures
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‘. at Night Reserved
Rush Seats
PRICES
Matinee roe, soc, 30c
Eveningm... 10c, soc, 30c, sec
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND
‘ SATURDAY
fielen Page Stock Co.
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-D. P. Brinley, .
William ‘
.All Seats for First Perm-menu .
Matinee and Second Performance ,- _
Is fully equipped to meguard your
» savings” and I. very inch rate ‘0: 1n-
Bllm)XS Flo‘s-\RI-ID CAPTURE.
Tramp Steamer Puts Into Sinulngton
To Avoid German Cruiser.
STONGISTUN,
Aug. iii—Some
or were In town 011 Thursday and
tulletl at se1erul spree for the pur-
pose of making purchases. The name
of the \essel was not ascertained but
they said thm had bten obliged to
come from the high sons for fear of
capture by German \essels, two of.
eral miles off shore. They stopped
here but a few hours and then went
back to their steamer in the boat.
The Vessel Is thought to hme con-
tlniied eastward down the coast al-
though the men did not say “but
their destination w.as
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IIJIL‘DING NOTES.
The building inspector issued
following permits tyls morning:
-To A. .L. Wood to build for Victor
Smith a one-family six-room house,
with all Improvements, on Main street,
Norwalk. to cost 32,800.
To H. Nathan a permit for the in
stalling of plumbing In the home oh
William Fitzgerald, on
street.
permit to wire Mr. Fitzgerald’s new
house.
L. & W.,,Crom\1any, on Wall street.
sailors from 11 llrlilsh tramp steam‘ i
which they said had been seen sev- '
the i
Prospect .
1P. H. Fielding was issued a '
P. H. Fielding also received a permlt y
to do the wiring and installing of out-1 .
side lamps on the office of the U. E. ’-
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i Friday and Saturday SPECIALS
3 CIOth Suits ...... - ............... . ...... ’ ....... $5 98
i Silk and Lingerie waists formerly were $1. 98 and
i $2.49 ...... ,, ............... .......... . . $1.50
3 Lingerie WaiSts, were 98c and $1.49 .............. 59¢
Children's Dresses, your choice ................... 79¢
House Dresses .. ........ ..................... 98¢
Wash Dresses to be aimed out at less than half price.
New Fall waists in crepe de chine, chifion, linen and
linene, set in and long sleeves ..._ ......... $1.49 up
M. MoltasCh 81 Son.
120 Washington St.
flsln Store—2W Atlantle'SL, Sumterd.
Reliance. guaranteed 5 yearssaas
Vacuum Cleaners. 318.00
Electric Fans... .. 513.50 to $17.60
We have several second- hand
tans for sale.
Electric Wiring for Light and
Power. .
THE WHITE EL‘ECTRIC 00.,
Electrical Ehplneen and
Contractor...
\54 Water St. South Norwalk, Ct.-
Phone 342-3.
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From Every Side
The necessuy of a savings account
Is apparent to prudent people. Some
provision mus. be made for the fu-
ture. and the smaller your Income,
the greater the necesslty or putting
goodies that come into every life.
on SAVINGS DEF
your de-
,by a fund to meet those sudden emer- .
/ 2iU11itSta1‘ting and LightingSystem 3100 Extra
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