IMAEWG
laid Ebeneberv Hill. deceased. '
to The Hatch d: Bailey com.
pany. .
The first. second and third
tracts above described are also
subject to a certain contract
with the New York, New Haven
do Hartford Railroad Company.
dated June 1st. 1918, for spur
track connected with the easter-
niost track of the New York
———-—
i913; no recorded mamas-
Land Records, ,Volume 184,
File 665. .
‘(1) :An
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
((3)1 Eddie's or the greater
part of said premmes for the
term of fifteen (15) years from
January 1st, 1915, and recorded
’ in Norwalk Land Records, Vol-
ume 139, page 39. frongbe-
nezer Hill, J r.. J ulla D. H. Whit-
tlesey and Ella Hill Fitch; lole
heirs-at-law and next of kin of
Ebenezer Hill. late of Norwalir.
deceased, and Ebenezer Hill.
Jr., and Granville Whittlesey.
.Administrators of the Estate of
W. E. mania; in‘ part by lind
formerly of 1:131? 10. grow-
bri e, and in y an new
or firmer-1y of the Estate of ECOND TRACT: .
John H. Ferris, deceased, and . e ment for overhead wires
Westerly by land formerly of from‘Ebenezer Hill. owner. and
Harriet O. Trowbridge and land The Hatch a Bailey Company,
now or formerly of Goodwin lessee. to The New York. New
P. White. ' ' Haven a Hartford Railroad
Said Third Tract of land is the Company. dated January 23rd.
same premises of which the said- 1913. and recorded in Norwalk
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr., Civil EnJ -Land Records. Volume ’34,
gineer and Surveyor, has made page §GL
a. descriptive survey as follows:
Commencing at a point upo
the XVcsterly side of North Wa-
ter street. so~called.' upon the
dividing line between land of ,
said The Norwalk Iron Works
. ‘h hereby given that pur-
7” the provisions of a. decree
.7 w .. » and sale issued by the
m District Court for Dis-
‘ ‘ -:Oonnecticut in a. case pend-
nid Court. entitled “The
_ . ' Company and Grover H.
u Trustees, plaintiffs, vs. The
‘4 Iron Works Company. de-
" wherein the undersigned
:- . n . Special Master, with
,... -- and authority to sell
a hereinafter described.
t-erslgned will offer for sale at
auction at the front door of
.. house of Fairneld County,
- It, located in the City of
~11. Connecticut. ion June
Thursday May v15th', 1924
_ 509m mum MILL cum STORES, me.
124 Washington Street Phone 471 So. Norwalk, (0
. ML
- (Continued on'Page Nineteen) '
if"
V . die! of Norwalk Harbor.
. a
i
't ECOND TRACT:
{m certain tract or parccl of
,
_:
3
31. at 10 o'clock noon. the
- described property:
, 'Tbe following described
-- of land situated in the‘
of Norwalk. County of
-- d and State of Connec-
t:
. .l ' ST TRACT: All that cer-
tract or parcel of land, with
y‘wmgs thereon standing,
' - da in said Town of Nor-
. South Norwalk, so-call-
and bounded Northerly by
now or formerly of The
ury and Norwaik Railroad
‘pamy. but now said to be-
wholly or in part to Sam-
.Roodner. Easterly by the
' aerly on land of The New
k, New Haven and Hartford
oad Company. and “‘r‘st-
.cr by highway known as “'a-
,street in part. and in part
A a. driftway uscd as a high-
,——the same being an ex-
te ion of \Vater strcct con-
ed Northcrly.
Also all
I situated in said town of
"N 1k. at South Norwalk. so-
on d. and bounded Norther-1y
'5 rid of The Now York, New
en and Hartford Railroad
C pany, Easterly by the Chan-
n§of the Nora-all: Harbor or
: Rifir, Southerly by land form~
_ or! of Hannah 13. Ambler and
Efiabeth Raymond. and “'9st-
2* by highway known as “'a-
' to; etreet.-—and
, Hered and Sixty-six
Two
(2'06)
1 ' in length. more or lr-ss. on
Water street; together with
alfithe buildings on said promis-
esinot owned by the Batch &
wey Company, the present
being
x ladies of said premises.
Qid two tracts of land taken
leather are the same premiscs
omvhich Samuel \V. Hoyt. Jr.,
ogfizeJd Norwalk, Civil Enginccr
uni Surveyor_ has made a des-
crfitive survey (except that the
:abovp described first tract is
tied Southerly by land of
.~ 20% New York. New Haven and
“sword Railroad
7 Company,
that the second tract above
3: decribed is bounded Norther-1y
I Balroad
,,
.bfidand of said The New Y rk.
N Haven and Hartford Rall-
d Company) as follous:
1gainmcncing at a point at
A: I High \Valv:r mark of Nor-
3.
1
l
Harbor upon the dividing
* between lands of The New
Ydtk. New Havcn 8.: Hartford
Company and The
N'g'walk Iron “'nrks Company,
thee running S, 33 degrees,
ngutcs, :1 seconds TV. upon
, Wraight lino alcnf: the eat-rs
' andry building of
of; the northerly side of the
said The
Mrwalk iron \Vorks Company
,: I a. distance of about 157.6
3 f to the easterly side of pro—
d highway known as North
ter strcct extension: thence
ring S. 6 degrees, 27 min-
in s. 25 seconds L. along said
'poscd highway and upon a
parallel to and 1.0 foot dis—
westerly from, the aris of
ite watcrtablc of foundry
ing of said Iron “forks
any for a distance of about
.06 feet; thence hearing S.
degrees. 15 nlinuics, 52 soc-
; W. further along said pro-
d highway and along outvr
of bluestone coping now set
a distance of about 48.63
t: thence bearing S. 36 dc-
, 29 minutes, 23 seconds
further along bluc stone cop-
‘ for a distance of about 1.3.26
to the easterly side of North
er street. so-callcd; thence
degrees, 46 minutes, 2»! sec-
E. along the easterly side
North “'atcr street for a.
c of about 284.4 foot;
‘ ce bearing N. 83 degrees.
minutes, 36 seconds E. along
(I of said The Nor-walk Iron
' -rka Company for a. distance
5 about 5.0 feet; thence hear-
S. 6 degrees 46 n1inutc., 24
”d5 E. along land of The
f ,. Iork. Now Haven 5.: Hart-
.‘ (1 Railroad Company and
d of said Iron “‘orks Com-
.- for a distance of about
.2 feet to land of Lewis Ray-
;Ind Estate; thence running
. erly along land of said Lewis
‘ "and Estate to Mean High
ter of Norwalk Harbor
nee following said Mean High
ter line in a northerly direc-
n to point or place or begin-
caning and intending here-
to include all the land owned
The Norwalk Iron \Vorks
mpany on the easterly side of
g . “'ater Street and exten-
- between land of The New
New Haven & Hartford
- Company now or form-
> - of Lewis Raymond Estate
.... d by The Ferris Coal
, l -y on the South, North
street and its extension
V the West. and the Norwalk
. hot on the East,—cxcepfln‘
ht of way. said to be 66
in width on North Water
and a 15 foot overhead
for wires owned by
and New York. New Haven
, Mord Railroad Company.
'- ' TRACT: All that
Wt or parcel of land.
3. buildings thereon
-« Situated in said Town
I at South Nor-walk,
' - and bounded North-
jay land. of The New York,
’ Seven In Hartford Rail-
«my. Easterly by
; ~ known on Water street.
, > - unortbylandnowor
3 - III M Becker, in
' fill a m of Wil-
-- m 1. Ray-
" .1 = by land
.nRLQId
\\
Dollar Day Specials
w...— —-_.......s-.._........_._ ___._..... -
Company and now or formerly
of Frank Becker; thence run-
ning North 6 degrees, 46 min‘
nice, 2‘ seconds W. along the
said Westerly aide ’ of Water
street for a distance of 286.67.
feet to land of The New York.
New Haven 85 Hartford Rall-
road Company; thence bearing
5. 73 degrees. 27 minutes, 01
seconds W. along the said land
of The New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad Company
for a distance of 294.95 feet to.
land now or formerly of Good-
win P. “'hite: thence running
S. 0 degrees, 21 minutes, 02 sec-
onds E. along said land now
or fermcrly of Goodwin P.
'White for a. distance of 32.3
feet to land now or formerly of
John H. Ferris Estate: thence
running N. 81 degrees, 41 min—
utes, 1?. seconds E. along said
land now or formerly of John
H. Ferris, estate, for a. distance on
of 72.2 feet to land now or form-
crly of Charlcs S. 'I‘rowbridge
Estate; thence running N. 82
dcgrccs. 38 minutes. 09 seconds
E. along said land now or form-
erly of Charles S. Trowbridgo
Estate. for a distance of about
61.50 feet; thence running S.
17 degrees 34 minutes, 08 sec-
onds E. further along said land
now or formerly of Charles S.
Trowbridge Estate. for a. dis-
tance of 174.92 feet; thence run-
ning S. 6 degrees, 46 minutes
:4 seconds E. further along said
land now or formerly of Charles
S. Tron-bridge Estate, and upon
a line 4 inches west from and
parallel to the blue stone water-
lablc undcr building belonging
to said iron \Vorks Company
for a. distance of 33.79 feet to
land now or formerly of J. R.
and IV. E. Marvin Estates.
Thence running S. 77 degrees.
46 minutes, 59 seconds E. along
said land now or formerly of
J. R. and XV. E. Marvin Estates.
for a. distance of 7.0 feet to land
now or formerly of \V. T. and T.
I. Raymond Estates; thence
running N. 82 degrees. 53 min-
utes 13 seconds 15. along said
land now or formerly of 'Wm.
T. and T. 1. Raymond Estates
and said land now or formerly
or Frank Becker for a. distance
of about 120.60 feet to said
\\'cstcrly side of “’atcr street at
point or place of beginning.
The aforesaid tracts of land
are subject to the following:
FIRST TRACT: An case-
ment for overhead wires from
The Nora-all: Iron “'orks Com-
pany to The New York_ New
Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company, dated January 23rd,
1 DOLL
YOur Dollar Has More Cents Here
“ We are "going to let the people of this community k'now. .
what a real bargain is. We are going to give them an ocular.
demonstration of what it really means to CUT PRICES. Hence
this Dollar Day Sale. You’ll see at this important event,
values greater than any that have ever greeted your eyes be-
fore. RHere are a few examples: ‘ ' '
i
ALUMINUM
OMELET PAN
HEAVY ‘GUAGE;
$1.00
DECORATED
CUPS and SAUCERS
$1.00
WHITE ENAMEL
SIX
FOR . . . .
TEA KETTLE
$1.00
GLASSBAKE PIE,
CAKE, BREAD PANS
_ 2 $1.00
GALVANIZED
ASH CANS
$1.00
ALUMINUM
FRY PAN
$1.00
4-PC. CANISTER SET
WHITE ENAMEL‘
SALT BOX
BOTH * $1.00
FOR
4-PC. GLASS SET.
S U G A R, CREAMER,
SPOONHOLDER and
BUTTER DISH
SET $1.00
17-QT. GRAY DISH
PAN AND WASH
BASIN
1.00
SOUTH NORWALK HOUSEFURNISHING COMPANY
PHONE 303-12
42 So. Main St.
FREE DELIVERY
Silk and Voil
Over Blouses
$3, $4 and $5
_Value
Special for Dollar Day
$1.:00
Amoskeags.
Tastefully trimmed.
Sizes 36 to 46
500 New summer Dresses
The materials are wonderful.
All desirable colors and designs.
‘ Special for Dollar Day
$1.00
A Limited Number 48 to 54
Ginghams, Voiles,
O
Children’s
Wash “ Dresses
Charming finew ging-
hams and solid colors,
sizes 6 to 14.
Special for Dollar Day
$lz98
Reg. selling price up to 3.98
Sport Skirts ‘
There are various stylesflin de-c
signing and in shades.
Special for Dollar Day.
$5.00
Values to $15.
5
Special ‘For' Dollar Day Only
SUITS COATS ,DR ESSES
200 SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES SELECTED FROM OUR
REGULAR STOCK THAT WERE SELLING UP TO $25.00.
SPECIAL FOR DOLLAR DAY ! . ‘
$10 ‘
.
’ Men’s £9" Young Men’s Suits
“ A limited number of men’s and young men’s
, suits that were selling at $25 to $30. All sizes.
Special for Dollar Day .
$10100
$15.00
300 Women’s Dresses"
In 10 attractive models.
domestic, linenes, sizes 36 to 46. 1
Special for Dollar Day
$1£69
i
Imported, novelty,
NOTICE—THESE DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS ARE FOR CASH ONLYa—NOTICE .
SPORT.
SWEATERS .
$1.98 $2.98
1 C
J
m1?
‘ THE HO OE Goon-gnoTHEs FOB'MEN-i’a mo .
.12-14N yams; -»,. ,. _ ‘
‘ ‘TSmthNom-Ik ‘
with 811mm! gently receding and Summertime fastly approaching, .A ,,
nu “er-«E 3"!
bufly contemplating the planter and duties of this new season. Where-re:
going. whatever you are about to do, the trip to our store will show you mm “L
tint willincreale your pleasures this summer. Below is 100 of the many b3: ..
we have for DOLLAR DAY. (Tan you beat this for money savers ’2 b
in u
‘6‘}:
J. mourns, Manager.
\
HOSIERY.
DEPARTMENT
CHILDREN'S MERCERIZED
SOCKS
In all colors; Art Silk cuffs.
Regular price 25c.
LLAB DAY
\ DO _
._ 5 1"” ‘°' $1.00
CHILDREN’S ART SILK
SOCKS
In colors: regular price 49c.
DOLLAR DAY
3 Pairs far $1.00
BOYS’ & GIRLS' 8-4 LENGTH
SOCKS
All colors.
DOLLAR DAY
4 Pairs for $1.00
BOTS‘ a GIBLS' 3-4 LENGTH
LISLE SOCKS
Novelty cuffs. Reg. price 59c.
DOLLAR DAY
2”“"“’r $1.00
LADIES' STOCKINGS
Brown and white only. Regular
price 16c pair.
DOLLAR DAY
9 Pairs {or $1.00
LADIES’ SPLIT FOOT HOSE
Regular price 25c pair.
DOLLAR DAY
5 m” ‘°' $1.00
LADIES' warm LISLE BOSE
Regular price 250 pair.
DOLLAR DAY
5 m” ‘°" $1.00
————--I
LADIES' HOSE
Well-known "Burson" brand.
brown only. Regular price
39c pair.
DOLLAR DAY
3 ms $1.00
F—-—"
LADIES' ART SILK HOSE
In all the leading shades. Reg-
ular 69c pair.
DOLLAR DAY
‘ 2...... $1.00
LADIES' PURE SILK FULL
FASHIONED HOSE
Regularly sold at 81.98.
DOLLAR DAY
2 m s $3.00
l.‘
ME. '8 AR]! SILK SOCKS
. ell worth 76c pair.
‘ DOLLAR DAY
Pairs for $2 00
a
DRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT
.——-—
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
Site 3 to 6. checked gingham,
in all colors. Regular 59c.
DOLLAR DAY
C; 2 ”$1.00
.c» ”—I‘
CHILDREN’S PLAY SUITS
Size 2 to 6. Regular 59c.
DOLLAR DAY
.2‘“ $1.00
—-———-
’ BOMERS & CREEPERS
‘ Regular 59c. ' ,
DOLLAR DAY '55
2 ‘°' $1.00 ..
——
GIBLS' GINGEAM DRESSES
Dozen of styles and colors to
choose from.
DOLLAR DAY
. 511.com
Regular price 29c.
POLLY mm FEMALE
l APRONS
Regular 29c.
DOLLAR DAY
4 ‘°’ $1.00
BCNGALOW' APRONS
Regular 69c.
DOLLAR DAY
2'°’$1.00 »,
LADIES' VESTS
Regular 25c.
DOLLA B DAY
5 ’°' $1.00
LADIES' VESTS
Regular 19c.
DOLLAR DAY
8‘“$1.00
LADIES' “ESTS
Regular 29c.
DOLLAR DAY
4‘"$1.00
LADIES‘ EXTRA SIZE \‘ES’I‘S
DOLLAR DAY
3‘"$1.00 ’
LADIES' Sl‘MMEI- 1 UNION
SUITS
Regular 58c.
DOLLAR DAY
2'"$1.00
LADIES‘ “'EITE PETIICOA'IS
Regular 59c.
DOLLAR. DAY
2 ’°' $1 .00
———-e
LADILS‘ “’HITIZ ML‘SLIN
DRAWEBS
Regular 59c.
DOLLAR DAY
2 ‘°‘ $1.00
——
LADIES PINK AND \VHITE
LACE TRIMMED CEBMXSLIS
Regular 596.
DOLLAR DAY
V Z {or $1 .00 .35;
—.————
LADIES' STEP-INS
Extra. size and regular.
lar price 59c.
DOLLAR DAY
2‘“$1.00
Begu-
_: ——
STEP-IN SETS
Different shades.
DOLLAR DAY
1005“ '
————- .5,“
,. y...~
"31'“ ' BRASSIERES 'Tlfi'.
' Side and back hook,
Regular 29c.
DOLLAR DAY
4‘”$1.00
C, mREN’S BLOOMEBS
DOLLAR DAY
p 4 Pairs for 5‘ .00
cm BEN’S cmssnnsn s.-
JERSEY UNION svrrs
DOLLAR nay
2‘"$1.00
#
MEN’S BAIABRIGGAN UNDER-
WEAR
cmnmns' a s sown-:93 Shirt and drawers. Regular 59¢
each. \ -
3 DOLLAR DA! ‘ ‘1
. $1.008“
5.1tegum ate.
-- DOLLAR mi!
.10.“ 51:00
$33133 . .
#
UNBLEMflElIKUsLm
Regular m a yard-
.DOLLAB DAY .
‘2
’ a... stow
; All coiors. ; :
x
mixs mum
i' m .. ‘
-‘ cl :. .‘gg‘,
llllllll‘. 1.“-
$1.00
‘
GIBGHAM l'HR .il‘l‘.
lllll ~~l s
Ilrzz ' “
noun: 1.};
6 .uls. iur $1.00
i ill 'ln\\p
I“?! i 2,
Julius: u.“
s $1.00
(‘lll ln\\1j
T.“L“.'..' , ~, -:
lmllxx: ill)
'4 $1.00
“‘~ in,
l'Nllll‘JVllAll (lll Fl:
3 ‘3? .florlllslil'ioo
——
SL'sl-lou‘l l: l'lll n bum,
lmn \il l-n'
3 "J" $1.00
ORGAN-ii;
A‘. .
XML! Al: llil‘
4 ’d“ $1.00
DOWXSTAIRS
HOUSEFL'RNISHIXG
DEPARTMENT
.—-——-
51. Dennis l.ar:' \r"
[LIKS _\,\ll \\I'll.:
1‘. g'. ._ ' .
DOLL“: l'\\
7 ’ $1.00
._———
IMPUR'H.“ (1m \ ll!‘~
Rtgular 14' . > . . - l
C U .
DOLL“: l'\\'
10 °”"’ $1.00
LARGE \Vlllll; i."l H;
:Ul ['5
Regular pri.:
cash: . ,
DOLLAR DAY
10 ”$1.00
_———
l-t \.
DEORTLD In Ll‘ run"
PL.‘]]V\
Rc;1;’,.....,_ - ‘. .
”(’LLAH ln‘
7 "" $1.00
.__——-
E-QT. ALL'MINLWI \\ illf‘.
lilTl‘TiJ \
Ilcsu‘ur przt: '
DOLLAR D it
$1.00
._-—-——-
242T. PL'RI‘. an m“ u wr.
FEE 0R Tl-IA PI [:1 ti] ”“1.
lit-gufur p3... :
DOLLAR D.“
$1.00
—_——-
CUT GLASS 7-01 Ml; 11115
TL'MBLI .li a
Regular pit: ; L’c, _
DOLLAR DA)
20 ‘°’ $1.00
_—'—-
BOUND CAKE AVD BBL“)
BOX Ls ,,
Regular price 51....
DOLLAR D \l
$1.00
. ’—
03
«E s». unfit} .
o-QT. BBL-mu: ENASILUJ’
WATER “W5
at. price ‘1“).
3°33an DAY
‘ $1.00
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