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‘9 . i . Until a few days lg ), we had no idea of disposing of this property at auction. We "
H , had sold several of the lots, and expected that the others would be speedily duposcd of, for H
H the reason first we were offering them at prices actually less than are asked for lots in M
ii ‘ , any other good residential locality in Stamford. 5.
ll f st f d .- We found that many intending purchasers were expecting an auction sale. They l‘
ti I II C preferred to buy in that way. They seemed to expect it. They reminded us of, the n
[i O . a or ’ onn" success of our auction sales on Atlantic street Hubbard Heights and elsewhere. H
i; i . , , - And that is what led to the change. We talked er, and found it
i Regardless of Price, to the Highest Bidder, that many or them prefened the auction we mm The intending buyers are the n
l: ' , - - folks we deSire to please. ? g ll
‘ . . ' . . The situation of the re ert speaks for itself Ex :enll “frdm‘l'Shippan avenue to
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‘ - Long Island Sound, overlooking Halloween Park, on the trfiley line, near the Stamford l
u ) Yacht Club, hotels and select schools. yet within a {cw minutes of the railv'vay station and '.
h i - the business center, h1g1, healthy. supplied with every city imprOvement, it is by all 9‘
" - ~ . ‘ ‘ 43h ost charming esidential s in Stamford. Some houses are built or build- it
u Situated 1n the most desirable part of Stamford’s most selectIresidential district. Thetract extends from Shippan ave- fiwcmzflwd Inn is a; the premise? a" ll
{9 :1 ue t; tzetSounf, and has a frontagjkof 1,000 feet upon she mOSt p {Ctme‘fique part Of the Show Ddlghtfu} View from “Ch If you have money in invest, there is no better Opportunity The lots' will bring. H
h or. u a mum streets cement wa s, sewer, water an gas; every, city improvement; no future assessments; flowers, shrub. next Ye“. 5° to 75 per cent. more than they will be disposed for now. :1
H bery, shadwcverything to make life pleasant. Bathing beach and tennis court reserved for lot owners. On the best part of A Visit the tract. Courteous attendants will supply all the information you desire. I
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:: WH A THE Remember, this is an absolute sale. The highest bidder gets the property. Never was such an opportunity offered for in- i _
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Realizing that this is by all odds the most important auction sale of choice residen- At 2 P M .H
rial propeé’Ity c3!“ haeIld in Stamford, we have decided to offer special inducements to every ' H
one atten ing a s e Each person will receive a numbered ticket, without any charge . . o - ”
whatever. Beautiful presents will be distributed each day to ticket holder, whether ur- CO L S It
. A... o. n... The...“ m... P It . nliilues Each Day to and Including ilurday, August 29th ..~ _
7 Elegant Upright Piano. Rare Vases. Repl estate values have increased steadily at Shippan. This is the only first—class tract remaining on the Point. Op- ,”
Solid Gold Watches. Fine Imported French Clocks. portunity to secure an ideal home nte, in a chOice restricted locality, at a price fixed by the purchaser. ”
Silver Dinner Set of 37 pieces 0pm. Field and Marine Glasses. l n -
FlegantI Tea. Sets of six pieces. Antiques. Bric—a~brac. H
e erms are asy
$10 gold pieces, and numerous other sricles too numerous to mention here. I:
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‘ . ‘ 10 pet- cent down. 10 per cent. in tenders. balance 2 per cent. monthly, interest at 6 per cent. ~0r, warrantee deed given it
we W111 Please the P60 le ‘- Ind 60 per cent. may remain on mortgage. Libero! discount for IICash. Offices on the premises. it
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These gifts Ire port of our policy. We went every one to attend this great sale, and ian IIve an 0w tam 0 ii ,
. we want them to go away happy, whether they buy or not. '3 , fl
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The greatest sightseeing conveyance .
n Innutmin public use is a passenger-carrying
fbarge fitted up to carry sights”.
through the Panama Canal, says a.
iwrlter in the September Strand. Ill,
. . . ifoundatlon is a ste ' barge, 164 rm , ‘1
Dairy Division of the Department of long. 32 feet beamm, I feet 7 inches
Agriculture has Just completed a ”I." in depth, and 500 was tons. fllchvfll
He will have particulars on this ‘s‘ub- have 0115"! held 0fl until 13“” “1 ““3 ’93 °' “35“ on the change in ““99"“; was brought to the isthmus in 1909. ‘ ‘
Ject during the comlng week. season. it film plenty- 9! “WP.“ ““9 m” °T “m" i“ ““5 "mg "“5 like the laminar sightseeing trucks,
0|: Mount! next Henry C. Ellsworth. “$99 999mm“? at it i“ “ll ”mm” ‘portntior. from the farm to the can stile seats are arranged in tiers slid-
Of the 1- & J«. W- Elsworth 00.. will to produce the best nualln' qt Blue sumei‘. ““9 “35‘s wnw n" iually descending from a height or 8
make an inspection of the company; Points yen: in the Great South Bay. lmporlance of jacketlng cans of milk ufeet 9 lucllea in the m" to. 9 feet at' ,
producing beds ut New Haven and Mll- Capt. Jacochkers. the president and with some appropriate insulating mm the forward on d an d there is stand ' '
ford Conn.- He he invited The n... manager, gives his personal attention tel-la}. i
. ’fn room for passengers on the NM.
lug Gazette to be his guest on them “10va ‘8 heretofore. an ”3“" it has been found that milk that: g
trip. slice of satisfaction.
alias to be sentIonly short distances;
R. J. G. Oliver, manager of the Ste- ‘or preserved for only a few hours Mm Luub—What on earth is that? . "
vans Oyster Co.. 0: New Haven, Conn, The Lovelorn One Say, Edgar_ are should maintain a temperature of less: Mr Lobh—Thls, m, a“: l. n,
was in New York city on Thursday. you too tired .0 dig me a grave? 1 than 60 degrees Even at these tem- barometer—a present from our son ,
He reports that there has been a very m1 like 508’ endln' el'er‘tliingl peratures some bacteria will multiply 9‘ ”"939 “'
line “set" on the 100,000 'busfiels of ' ., ,
Mrs Lollllv—Oh I‘ to heard 01' them 1.
land cause the soul-lug of the milk, .15“ the dear to} "mughmu-g Which ,
shells which his company planted at
New Haven. Bridgeport and South
ATLANTIC COAST 0Y8TER NOTES. the “$445 season. It lips been prac- tlon, says at Pntchogue in 1812:
, . (The Fishing Gazette). tlcally decided that the market will ‘The Greet South Bay at that time
The very best news that oyster men open nextlrlonday. Aug. 24, when ship- was not traversed to any great extent.
have received in the last four years Is merits will be made to all oystereatlng Boats went across the bay only with a '
that conveyed to them today in this pomtsjn the United States and Caiia- {air wind. The oyster industry was
column_.th.t there has been a general da. their will go as for South as then in its infancy. The settlers
”flange!” in Long Island Sound,‘thlit Texas, as titr West as San Francisco, caught a few oysters, in their. 'own
it gives every indication that it is 'a and to all intermediate points. It is crude way, just enough Itu' home con-
:[all-ly heavy one and that the chances . likely tlilt the output between Aug. 24 'euinptlon, oysters being . 'lnxnry .0,
of an oyster famine two or three years and Aux. 31 will not so much above 1.- that period. In 1808 the ocean broke
hence have disappeared, providing or 000 gallons I day, or 6.000 83110118 in through the beach at Smith's Point. in
course that the’ "set" matured, and 8“- During 1118 follOWan Week lb? luring the oysters so that all died. In
installer it is moved it is not small» Output W111i” at 1038‘ doubled: 8° that 1814 the beach again closed. During
w..." otherwise damaged or done 12,000 gnllone will go out. and each 1816 me buy yielded‘ n gnu-uh“.
only. lupus-before reaching the age or “’99“ “NOW“! more Main!!!” Will be dance of hard clans. Along the south
marketable stock. done. side bushels of the juicy bivalves were
The Fishing Gazette in its Inst lssue‘ Shippers who have carefully inspect- musht. the wives boiling them out
told of‘the "set" on the grounds of the ed their mountable stock of oysters and main: the has!“ products to
rBtony. Creek. Oyster Co., of Stony say thatth'e oysters that will begin to the New York markets. The claims
. Creek. (201111., and announced that word so out next Monday will beat fair size, sold for 6 cents per hundred. ICiipt.1
owuld undoubtedly be ‘mcetved More ruining a gallon to the basket. Each Samuel Tooker, who had been in Vir-
gOlFPOSI-Jfiglle wentto press that there week as the season grows older the slnla, brought home a boatload or Vlr~
V881 moral “set." .Thutthero wasouulty of the oysters will improve. gtnin oysters, which he than" over-
,,9 generul oyster “set" was known to Speaking-of the coming season,Jos- board jest west of Howell's Faint. Thin
,‘tlie olfiol‘als of the J. & J. W. Elswortn on W. Thompson, of George Thump was the first appearance of Virginia
upset the oyster “set" on his tcoin improving.
psny's beds at New Haven. air. Fm- Capt. Frederick Ockers. of West Say-
er nys the “set" Is a very heavy one. ville, L. 1., is getting ready for the sew
Joseph N. Thompson. 0: George son. Stock is in fairly good condllton.
Thompson -& Sou; oyster agmpemI-ol He expects his share of trade. He has
New York' city, reports 'tliaf’ advices enough oysters to meet I fair demand. '
from the East indicate that there has The Blue Points 00-10! WESt Say-
boen a very line oyster "set" on the ville, L. 1.. has been filling orders for
beds in which his frm is lnteresterhihell stock. Althoutli it DIETS" ‘0
M'ASHING'I‘ON, Aug. 25.-—The
MODERN WMOLOGY.
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,but the increase is slow and during a run do we screw it whcn we want
If” hours no sex-mus ”gun w!“ oc- the Weather In be fim?———Tlt-Blts.
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00.53! :ILIYorlr and Keyport, N. 3., son & Sou, said: oysters in the Great South 335“ 0"" Not-walk. lcur. A temperature well below 50 lie-i ......_... - .__.a._. - -J'
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cm A. iiiofuimii if??? mix“ “I: 1“ limiting; 5:: T333: :3 $3342.23 31:35:33. aloli'uziizlr “Wm" FM" “emulated“! ee 8"“ ‘1’ ”mm. mull“ as.
i g e W as e ’3 , - the members of the oyster commission "9““ the “‘9 °f “mm” 5mm” l
company in Connecticut, phoned to Iound in the market. It has always 30 years."
Frank H. Ellsworth. the vice president been our aim to please our customers, Axel F. Harrell, president of the Men
that he had definitely located a "set" and we are going to continue doing so J'ell-an‘fland Oyster Co, New York.
that “WW on the company's pm this year by giving them only the made an inspect!“ or some of the oys-
duolnz grounds at Bridgeport and a: best." , “1' m In W Island 5““ in
NOWhlke '- vi Meander :0. mar. of the Alexan- which be is interested and found that,
The “set" is both 3!: shore and DI d9, Fraser 00- said: . as predicted in The Fishing Gaelic.
.sbol-e. Just how into it is is vafiI um, a“: hfty yam. we have been the “set" is a general one. , i
hard to determine at preach. Ihburh a“ monk that has held our one David R. Duds-o, In a letter to Now
there is no question but what it is 3 mm and we will do in the future York city. this week. use there is at
good “not.“ Each mil-the "st” will ”unmist- them. Lettliem M no sign of an oyster "set” at
mummnmbhtm“ flinch-veneers as soon as posslr Long Meadow. it. I -
it will be possible to give some idea‘, F5571 -
as to how May: the “set” is; It will:
_oiso be known inn day or so no the
, "set" which ought to allow up at New,.
Hillard and New Haven. In flimmds
or planters ”there in no doubt but that
the “set” in boils unlit! Sound is a
General one
Oyster was at doorman have
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bull’s, Sim my will mommy be heard
lfrom "hi the very ne‘er tutors. :
for the district of Atlantic county. ' -- ,
They are David F. Camper. at our:
Republic; C. Pittman Hammel of Ab
secon. and William Bob‘cock, oI Steu- ' -
benvltle. He also reappointed Samuel’
W. Giberllon. oi t4llseoon. us oyster suv ring transportation. Where mill:
qu
perlntendent for Atlantic county. We have had some very not days, is in transit for several hours, it is
The North Atlantic Oyster Farms, and will have many more before the necessary to cool it down to near»,
Inc. will open their Connecticut 0ys- ithe freez‘lng point So son as the:
in rum. (in. about Sept. ‘15. W m k 9"“ 'mllk can however is mend to an
in: the Jeremiah Smith plant int New """'""""""“ temperature. and mtg to like
Qn the other hand, where milk is
'to be shipped long distances. the fu-‘
vltln temperature must be lower as-I!
isuinlng that no provision is made for“ .
gmalntslnmg the origin] temperature '
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
You don’t hsvclo search for I
the good points in
Ralston
LOOK- THEM;
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ll-Iiiveii; the Cape Cod Oyster Formal sun. the mum of the milk lie-
the, they m the bait and they Sundown: mm the «trade raters RANGE
Ply of stack; the South Ndi‘vvalk 0y:- A series of experiments was recent
the cl to i‘ - - . ‘
iii!" “W'mflm'v “”7 Y ‘9‘ ‘0 “1°“ ‘9 M ’49“ ”'9- tor firm! '00. t. 1- ly mode in shipping null cooled tol
”"93 mm' M 3011? 1mm] 8‘1““! .. .- 'oonllne itself to shell stool; lol- the
Wilt-ii nflewumymflnt or present. Mr. Runner. mm. hr m
0 mm
M‘ "Our trade.“ d! the discriminating ”WW3", I“ WRM °t mm “M“ ldence. R. 1., Oct. 1-. depending on sup] heat.’
‘1..." Cole. III?“ my.
”1 hm next week in t]!!! ‘W 0‘ his m I-Dlfintfllll Md roving well. it willII‘ “it” the. .1 .11 9pm ”I: rect rays of the sun. The milk was.
hauled a distance or is miles and the"
average air animators during the
- plies to all the big grow rii
It, is W that there is “ good Co. at Wellfleet, Mass. Sept. 1; the gins to risen-u mldly and every
m “is m Milt 0‘ “0‘8. u “I” laneritnn Rh“; Wmfih ”MIN!“ Blue Nuts 00.. Sept. .15; the m precaution should be man to ka
I m ”’3‘“ ’ ”h“ ‘9 a‘9 "“9 "9 ""99" 30““ Island Oyster Fm Coot M mi. it from being raised by the outside'
lulu greatly induce the temperature or
M&w.m,flðelvy to .‘E D. m I
Must. ;tntakewssrmmaaumv' the $1?” mg'umwg TM 119““ 31“ PM!“ 05'3“!» Cum- the kitchen and "win help to make 50 degrees. [duress ones the canal.
U sue M14115 seem duel: the some ' ““0“ CO 0‘ Ssyvlue L 1%: Wm?”- were set in an open truclg with no
starts on 9‘ trip “mm 3 m’lu‘fl‘ its season Ans 25- It 1'89““ ”Wk the Summer more enjoyable. covering to shield them from the ill-1
W lmi an mums other We m3;
’ ‘ - - honed .. do some week i 'l‘llellnmd Electric
Excelsior Blue Point Oyster Co. ,_. . . _ ». ,
~ 8: Walter Co. ~
“(oral-idem. The Iillltln thou-v‘
: . . jacketed cans roseln three hours to
73,” degrees ei- am in it 1-2 lie-L
trip was 82.05 degrees. The aspen-£9 .
ment chewed that the cons that were. .
hair-quilt jacketed showed a raise of L 5'
only 5 1-2 degrees In 3 hours in thei’
temeprature or the milk. The cant:- "
that were more! with Vet burlap
showed a milk temperature of 50 M
.degreeuntleeeme'm, Mauls;-
orient.-
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