. ,_ The present any quote. tolthe histovy oI Connecticut real '
estate development 11112111: he written in the phrase, "formerly?
the country estate ot—-—. 4 ,
The lax-so estates or years ago erg, rapidly fulfllllng another, ‘ 4‘!
end. perhapsi. more mph-taut duty—4h” of givlng pleasant
residential astounding; not to one. but to hundreds of families. ,,
Formerly the lie-Mullen Estate. Shore Front Park is a. L
typical emmplej: or the -best 111 present day veal estate develop-
pent. fro the beautlrul 'semi-torinal rural site. comes the urban
aunties that make the modern home.‘. .Wfth all the charm of
many years of careful landscape cultivation. is the ultimate in;
twentieth: century home construction._.
Lamps. winding paths. and shrubberles which can only be
achieveda by ma anthem“ through the years are set out ,
with the latest White shell roads. ’
The houses, which have been and are being built, are thus
., loeuted in a. setting which 1's rare 1:: modern developments. This
comblnstlon o! the old and the new is one of the largest factors
sow FOR $101
But 3 Acres Then
Now Is 31—016
1211151011 to Be Club
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ITS HISTORY
1ed By Tweed Ring"
1c111bcr— McMullen;
pent Thousands on
cu “fall
7T"
t'” ”w;
. , .. 5 y in melting Shore Front Park not only a. real estate development.‘ . , .
_ Info: (111510 tllleenegh?:etl , but a. beauty spot” ~ ' .wlll come up to the “Shore I‘rom’ standard. Although unfinished,
' 1;?ia1 60111111113317. 18 : The homes ,w1ll. he open :0: inspection all day tomorrow. graceful slope of the root from roof-tree to porch ghcs inkling of {as
1». 11' :1 club, using the
3:111:11.- as a. club house. '
has set the price on ——————
11:1» 1111111111111 sum. of,
charm of the completed Building.
I ," ’ ;' . a11 sell shares to the ”Buncflve In to moment or sldlng oi pristlne whiteness. this residence "and on the water. Complete- ‘ g , 3 ,_ /
=44 11-21119 Owners 0‘ ”"3 1: furnshed by the Sterling Furniture 011., vlsltovs will be welcomed here tomorrow. - , ' ‘ 7 4 7 , ' 4 ’ 7 ' ’
"1 3 , r 1111 enteresting his- . V. w .
~ 1 :.L Park was origin- . . 'j .
,- ..‘..ml, and was only . . , , V , . *‘ L V . '
Luv-It. It sold in ‘ ' , ' f —
.. 31111;; Fame, and for p 1
1-. ~11 was built. Later 4v ' l ' I? r a“
. ‘1 11:: Knapp and Fitch. , -' , 1 , ' V ‘ ' ' A .
- -~:-1 1:. to Commodore I 7
Later. it again
«1111 became the
.‘1‘11 ‘lullcn.
'1 lmul his place.
“1111154111163 01? dollars
.. 1:5. He built at an
" .‘ 11". the magnificent
:11 enhances the
11111 Ivosidcs exten—
“112111113 plans, he
1 in, untll the
'1? “as a. 31 acre
:M; Ixxulnland.
f~z~ $100, Judah Is-
11:11.1,- bcen bought
111', Park Co.. for
2-? -. sumeufty years ago , ‘ d ' 7 L .. ‘ d
~1111vmxarewmcar- , . ANOTHER LANE HOME;
To purchase either of,“ the two houses pictured at the left of
this advertisiunent now-they will be open for inspection tomor-
’ > row—Sunday—eall day-alley" have just been completed and have
. all ‘01 the upto ddterequirements—You cannot appreciate them
without, an inspection—Be sure; to eXamine tliese ~‘ two homes
when you come to Shore Front Park tomorrow. ’
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1, 1111 THE EVEN- ’
1. 1 1 H\'lih to publish , ,. . , _ V ' > d 4 ‘Owner‘
' 14 gm 41' > ,ocial section “ ' . . . ., 7 ~ ~, ~‘- 1 '- '7 ' ‘ -
1; , -, : ‘i-ntwn to Shore Simple. yet dignilled, Is this home of s. E. Lane, one or the houses furnished by the Sterling Fulfil-1 , . _ , _ , , - , , _ _ , r
"‘7‘ ' ’ ture (30., whléh' 'wili'be‘open‘ tomorrow. . ' , _ , — ‘ -_ . J 1 ,, , ,.
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Shore Fiont Co.
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0111513. PHONE 3915 RESIDENCE: PHONE 3699
day Tomorrow
0 V T PARK
'- ' , ' ' together With the building contractors, architect, road makers, real estate op-
erators Will be alllle park tomorrow to greet you and show you the charm of
' this beautiful park as the outstanding real estate development of Norwalk m‘
twenty years.
HALTER * R. COLLINGS’ -
GENERAL INSURANCE
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It has all conveniences—claim l1gl11, gas, sewers and telephones, two '
mules by automobile, from the South NovWalk railroad station, but situated
1 .4 rem-nu ~41“
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