Norwalk Iron Works 00 ”in"
thence running S. 83.3]?
:50 minutes, :1 seconds W. upon
a straight line along the egve' .
of the northerly side ”of the
foundry building of said The
Norwalk Iron Works Compani‘
for a distance of about 151s
feet to the easterly side of pro-
posed highway known as North
\Vater street extension: thence
bearings. 6 degrees, 27 min-
ules. 23 seconds E2 along said
proposed highway and upon: a
line parallel to and 1.0 foot on.
tant westerly from the arts of
granite water-table of foundry
building of said Iron Work.
Company for a distance of about
169.06 feet; thence bearing‘s.
Si degrees. 15 minutes. 52 sec-
onds W. further along said pro-
posed highway and along outer
edge of bluestone coping now set
for a. distance of about 48.62
feet; thence bearing S. 35 de-
grees_ 29 minutes, 22 second.
\V. further along blue stone cop-
ing for a distance of about 16.26
feet to the easterly dds of North
u’ater street. so-called; thence
s. 6 degrees, 46 minutes. 24 sec-
ond‘s E. along the easterly side
of said North Water street for a
distance of about 284.4 feet;
thence bearing N. 83 degrees.
13 minutes. 36 seconds E. along
land of said The Norwalk Iron
\Yorks Company for a distance
of about 5.0 .1eet: thence hear-
ing S. 6 degrees_ 46 minutes. 24
seconds E. along-land of The
New York. New Hayen & Hart-
ford Railroad Company and
land of said Iron Works Com-
pany for a distance of about
334.2 feet to land of Lewis Ray-
mond Estate; thence running
easterly along land of said Lewis
Raymond‘ Estate to Mean High
\Yater of Norwalk Harbor
thence following said Mean High
“‘ater line in a. northerly direc-
tion to point or place of begin-
ning. -
Meaning and intending here-
by to include all the land owned
by The Norwalk Iron “’orks
Company on the easterlyveide of
North “’ater Street and exten-
sion between land of The New
York, New Haven 82 Hartford
Railroad Company now or form-
erly partially occupied by Samu-
el Roodner. on the north. and
la d of Lewis Raymond Estate
occ pied by The Ferris Coal
Company on the South. North
“'ater street and its extension
on the West.'and the Norwa'lk
Harbor on the East.—excepting
a, right of way. said to be 66
feet in width on North Water
street, and a 15 foot overhead
easement for wires owned by
the said New York. New Haven
& Hartford Railroad Company.
THIRD TRACT: All. that
certain tract or parcel of land.
with the buildings thereon
standing, situated in said Town
of Norwalk. at South Nor-walk.
so-called. and bounded North-
erly by land of The New York.
New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road Company. Easterly by
highway known as Water-street
Southerly in part by land 30" 0"
.. . : - xn - . . a}? a
partb .. 7, - V
_ yland.ofEefate%.of Wil-
T. and Thomas
mond, deceased. in part by land
now or formerly of J.
W. 15. Marvin. in part by land
formerly of Harriet O. Trow—
bridge. and in part by land -
" formerly of m. “w
I. - Ray.
Westerly by land formerly '0!
Harriet 0. Trowbrldge and land
now or formerly of Goodwin
P. White.
Said Third Tract of land is the
same premises of. which the said
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.. Civil En-
gineer and Surveyor. has made
a descriptive survey as follows:
Commencing at a point upon
the Westerly side of North W‘s.
ter street. so—called.‘ upon
ividing line between land of
said‘The Norwalk Iron Works
Company and now or formerly"
thence run- .
of~Frank Becker;
ning North 6 degrees, 16 min-
utes, 24 seconds W. along the
said Westerly side of Water I
street for a distance of 286.57
feet to land of The=New York.
New Haven a Hartford Rall-
road Company; Ithencev’beering
S. 73 degrees. 27. ‘minutes. 01
seconds W.‘ along the said land
of The New York. New Haven
8: Hartford Railroad. Company
for adistance of 294.95 feet to
land now or formerly of Good-
win P. White; thence running
S. 0 degrees.‘21 minutes. 02 sec-
onds E. along said land now
or formerly 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. 12 seconds E. along said
land now or formerly of John
H. Ferris. estate. for a. distance
of 72.2 feet to land now or form-
e‘rly of Charles S. Trowbridge
Estate: thence running N. 81
degrees. 38 minutes, 09 seconds
E. along said land now or form-‘
erly of Charles S. Trowbridge
Estate. for a distance of about
61.80 feet} thence running 8.
17.degrees_ 84 minutes. 08 sec-
and: E. further along said land
new or formerly of Charles S.
Trowbridge Estate. for a dis-
tance of 114.92 feet; thence run- '
ning S.‘ 6 degrees, 48 minutes
24 seconds E. further along said
land now or formerly of Charles .
S. Trowbridge Estate. and .upon
a line- 4 inches west from and‘
parallel to the blue stone water--
table under building belonging
to said Iron Works Company
for a distance of 33.79 feet to
land now or formerly of J. E.
and W. E. .Marvin Estates.
Thence running 8. 77 degrees,
46 minutes. 69 seconds E. along
said land now or formerly of
J. R. and W..E. Marvin Estates.
for a distance of 7.0 feet to land
now or formerly of W. T. and T.
I. Raymond Estates: thence
running N. 82 degrees. 63 min-
utes 1.8 seconds E. along said
landnow or formerly of Wm.
T. and T. 1. Raymond Estates
and said land now or formerly
of Frank Becker for a distance
of about 120.60 feet to said
Westerly side of Water street at
R. um
Estate or
John H. Ferris. deceased, and
the 7
‘ heirs-at-
we mum * s... _
.The aforesaid
are subject tb the following:
FIR 'TRACT: ‘ An ease- '
'ment‘ or overhead wires from
The Norwalk' Iron» Works Com-
pany to The New York, New
Haven d: Hartford Railroad
Company. dated_.l’anuary 23rd.
1813. and recorded in Nor-walk
Land Records. Volume 134.
page 565. '
SECOND TRACT: (1) An
easement for overhead wires
from Ebenezer Hill. owner. and
The Hatch e Bailey Company.
lessee. o The New York. New
Haven- & Hartford Railroad
Company. dated January 23rd.
1913. and recorded in Nor-walk
Land' Records. Volume 134.
page 564.
((2) A. lease of t e greater
part of said prem for the
term of fifteen (15) years from
January lot. 1916. d~recorded
in Norwalk Land Recprtk. V01-
urne 139. page: 3.9. from Ebe— _
nezer Bill. 31".. J ulia D. H. Whit-
tlesey and Ella Hill Fitch. sole
and néxt' ofdrin of
Ebenezer Hill. late of Norwalk.
deceased. and Ebenezer Hill.
Jr.. and Granville..Whlttlesey. “
Administrators pf the Estate of '
said Ebeneber‘H
to The Hatch
pany. 4
The first. second and third
tracts above described are also
subject to a certain contract
with the New ,York. New Haven
&: Hartford Railroad Company.
dated June 1st. 1918. for spur
track ponnected with the easter-
most track of the New York
division of said Railroad.
2. Also 'all buildings, struc-
tures, railway tracks, sldings.
ill. deceased.
a: Bailey Corn-
0
engines. boilers. motors, cranes. —
lathes; implements machinery.
tools. fixtures. furniture equip-
ment and property of every kind
and description upon said.real
estate or used in conducting the
business" of The Norwaik Iron‘
Works Company.
Also all easements; rights of
way. licenses and privileges to
the premises and preperty here-
inbefore described. belonging or
in any wise appertaining includ-
ing specifically the license and
privilege to cross W’ater street
with railway tracks and over-
head moo-rail system.
Also ii and singular and ten-
ments. ereditaments and ap-
purtenances belonging or in any
wise arpertaining to the said
premises and property or any
part thereof. and the reversions.
remainders. revenues. rents. is-
sues and profits thereof.
Also all merchandise. supplies
and stock on hand. whether raw,
manufactured or in process of
manufacture. and all similar
property owned or controlled or -
possessed by Elmer H. Havens.
as the Receiver of the property
of id Company.
Also all other property. real.
personal and mixed, of The
Norwalk Iron “’orks Company
wherever situated, except cash.
accounts and bills receivable.
and shares of stock in other cor-
porations.
tracts of land
nmananvmnsma . 7 '-
Spec’ial Mast r shall receive no bid
of less than Three Hundred Sixty.
Five Thousand Dollars ($365,900.00);
1 nor a bid from anyone who- shall
not first deposit with him a
pledge to makevgood his bidifiase
of acceptance by the Special ‘Master
and continuation by the Court, the
sum of Five Thousand Dollars
(35.000). in cash. or by certified
'check or cashier's check or bank
draft drawn on some bank or trust
Company satisfactory to the ,Special
blaster and payable to his order. The
deposit received from any unsuccess-
ful bidder shall be returned to him
when the‘property has been struck
off. The deposit received from any
successful bidder shall be held by the
Special Master subject to the orders
of the Court. and upon confirma-
tion of‘the sale shall be applied on
' Educator
CONNEALLY
81 Washinrton St.
13-15 Main Street
::-S'I‘ORE OPEN SATURDAY WINGS—:2
TELEPHONE 759-4
property.
Payment of ‘ the balance*”of
ten (10) days afterithe confirmatlo
of the sale. unless. the'Court shag; . l. . AND GRADUATES ‘
.. "successful
purchaser shall have the right,. .to
make payment in First? Mortgage
Bonds ofThe Nor-walk ‘Iron Works
Company in the! manner'and. to tlfe
otherwise direct. .The
extent authorized by said decree.‘_
EL¥ER H. HAVENS.
.1. Special Master.
Squir_e, Sanders & Dempsey,
Cleveland, Ohio. .
Nicholson 3: Buckley.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Shoes
Buy children’s shoes that will. satisfy you in service;
style and fit. . Educators have
_ long wear that is ‘unequall . - -
Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes frominffianfit to adult, Sula...”
Priced from $3.00 t0 $6.00
a reputation“ for ,
' south Norwalk.
.2.
‘—
W Irving B. Stone
Ladies’ & Children’s SpeCialty Shop '.
Norwalk, . Goring
large assortment to
to $5550. ' "
Gowns from .
SILK SOARFS are in great demand. Wg-have every-
choose from: Price: range ‘from $1.50
Have you seen our line of Dainty Colored Underwear
in Voiles, Crepe, Linge‘tte and Dimity i ' ' *
Stepdn Setsfrom_...............-........
Chemises from . . . ............... $135.10 $2.98
Bloomers and Step-ins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1319“ $1.98
Watch our-windows for the latest novelties.
boys’ Wash Suits in English Broadcloth, made in Oliver
Twist and 2-piece styles, sizes 2 to 7. years. . .
Little girls’ panty dresses in Voiles, Batiste and Ging-
2am. The famous Shirley make, ages 2 to 6 years. .
nmuam
............J $1.25 ”-33.98
Little
accountfof thegpurchaee. price otthij
Any. party-.10. “mecca"
aforesaid -or' any “owner or holder-of» '
mortme bonds .of;.s.ald~;comnan3§.
may bid or purchase at» the sale;
~the:
purchase price shall beimade' withfi'r
Bridgeport. Connecticut ’
5 JUNE THE HAPPY , MONlli :-
" f” THE MONTH OF‘ PRETTY BRIDES
‘ We‘are‘showing somevery pretty white kid and}: .
patent pumps for these happy. occasions.
Patent and calfskin oxfords for the [groom and "'-
young man graduate. ‘
”MILTON ELWOODE
122 Washington Street South Norwalk
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PALACE ' "BOOTERY .
DECORATION DAY FOOTWEAR
now on display at the Palace Boptery in all the newest
styles; no where will you find such exclusive styles as you:
will find here. Grey Suede, Pat. Kid Satin and White Wash-’2
able Kid, low, when and high heels. '
Boot‘ery footwear and. be exclusive.
Dress up in Pals. »,
'(C‘MODEEATE PRICES PLUS QUALITY FOOTWEAR.
i
‘ Git
That
Lasts -.
Forever—
'A CEDAR CHEST
special Sale All ThiSQWeek. Special Prices_and’é:_
Special Terms. ,
$1.00 Brings One to Your Home.
‘(Ang-e'Vinefl Furniture Co.
EUSE SEN'IlNEi RESULT—Emu ‘
formerly of Frank Becker. in point or place of beginning. Said decree provides that the ~ \ _‘_
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‘ -— = . . ' ' ’_ g ‘ _ _ SOUTH NORWALK
NURVVALK
OPENING"
SATURDAY
Special Prices At Both Stores
Saturday, May 3lst
‘I. 3 heavy double faced Tam 75C
------ successes-uooaeoooofl
double faced Terry 95c
:77 i273: heavy
Cloth. guard
Sit-.25; Bungalow Cretonnes . 22c
.2 w
uuuuuuu u-usgooo-oseeoeelll
- Percale
-...
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all wool White Frefldlr $1..
18cm. 250
591316558111..............,.-.,- 5-
‘Xhite Mohair ‘ 7" , 89b
A Imported Irish Hues, all comm
c 'xizgn13r shrunk 75c and 890
-1 3it‘ll-crushaible . .
3’7 3.22: Cotton Shantung a. heavy ,. 7
. 353136 Weave suiting, yard, . . - 49.6.
Flock Dot Voile 55c
.9.
5"‘r-IL
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a
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and
.uucocuu-oeeseeleees-O'
A'New'STORE with aNew° IDEA-fer Service ~ OPENING--
HERE at-cur new Wall Street store we offer our patrons a new ,‘stervicEe tin cOhVenience;
All the gOodS are displayed so that yOu can find at, a glance exactly what: you‘want. ' You can,
feel the quality, read the price and examine the character of the material-Without being
obliged ,to askthe clerk for information. Then when you are ready to bump-prompt andeflia; .
clout-service will be afforded you. 'And if you , decide not to buy, no apology will be due for. ,
having taken anyone’s time. .
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COMPLETE STANDARD - DESIGNER PATTERN SERVICE
We carry a. complete line of dressigoods, domestics, trimmings and, the famous~Standard-Defg
Signer? att ems with the Belrobe—as wen as' all Standard-Designer.publications... ..fi%.ex=
- pert-advice and assistance
3
Get Your Summer Materials Here
'All the, choice materials in‘ the newest and loveliest
Collars are, here. Andst our Standard-Designer Patterns
. counter youtwill find tile-latestpmost. attractive styles and
fashions. 'Mrs. Greene ~ofzflle besigner. Publishing Company. ’
will be hereto tell‘you‘about the 'vBiELROBE—the wonder-
ful-sewingrguide that saves you-time and money on every.
drggs'you. make. It shows you how-to layout, cut-land.
sew. your‘clothes quickly, lid {afifly and *0 Siveuthfenlifll
; the style of a Parisian creation. Be sure to take advantagg.
of .Mrs..Greene’s services while She is with 113: I. .‘ .. .:. ..
will be given in cutting and sewing problemsgt‘o those whowant it;
'A Souvenir; You Can USE A,
Free With Every midi”? ; .1;
Prices throughout our entire stock have been special; '
O . .
1y reduced to celebrate the
'And as a further inducement‘fto Welcome the ladies _‘_
, of this city and vicinity 3‘ very useful .souvenir'-‘tl1at-everf SlfillettQplain and striped , .
‘woman will be more than pleased ‘to receive virilibeggiven Specialgprice, yard. _, , . , . t, . . 1,. 1.
' away with everyflpurchase.” ‘ _ _ . . ». ~ '
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new materials. Look them overr‘lyourselfz.‘ . .‘
- ’7 \Be sure and viSit us Saturday,'op'enin‘g ’dayfan'd' see the 7;
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opening of curfnew'stordr , ..
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”iSATURDAY
Special Prices 'At Both Stores
Saturday, May 315i;
36 inch figured heavy Wash Silk
$1.15.
40 ' h fi (1 Crepe de Chine '
. {33.21” $139
'36 inch changeable Tafieta
y... $1.75
35 inch Twill Sheen, a heavy closely knitted
Silk fabric, serviCeable and $1 95 ,
fiCthOlSingJarduunu... 0‘ . __
" ' > " l N line S tin .
’ A'JéggcglsPrlg?yard a......... $1475 1
Z Silk lar price 65c ‘
3963], 13.338133 .-.................. 49c
65c
Allcolors Aristo Satine, regular > 35C
Plhle Crepe, crinkled washable . . '
yard nungu_...'..o,:...‘......g”I 25c? *7
;%_p:§ie§‘3§dfin§§w§1r§’ia§.m$fin€% , ‘Come m Sa ~ .1 ‘W'Eiegg’mlfi $1491
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