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:Edmund Parade. at Milan street.
‘Isioondned to the Norwalk hospital
Ine‘to an accident which happened
to him at his home about noon
‘Mesday. While axing a heavy
. note. it fell on his leg. Me was taken
i tetheNorwalk hospitaland is sut-
f faringfront a possible fracture. Dr.
1 Mus attended him. .
l , a . e e
‘ Enact Storey. Bridgeport, was
:hgged Tuesday night for violations
.ef'the parking ordinance by Patrol-
snlll John Murphy. Be pelt is line
in the lip-town city court yester-
“ day morning.
. O O O
_I Patrolman John Toothili tagged
Norris Rosenblatt. in Morgan
Ivonne. Bridgeport. Tuesday night
} dorparking on North Main street.
. Beeenblatt wss‘released on a 85
. bondand will appear in the down-
town city court Monday morning.
.‘ e e e '
» I? g ble James Withsll arrested
, -' Canerey. e Byington Place.
~ , night. charging reckless driving
Ind operation of an automobile
. while under the influence of liquor.
Bis case will come up in the second
district court Monday morning.
- i O O O
; "The case of Lewis Kestenbaum.
'15! Main street. who was arrested
August.” by Policeman Paul Me-
Grsth on charges of reckless driv-
ingjand operation of an automobile
wwh'ile under the influence of liquor,
will be‘heard Saturday in the up-
town: court.
0 O O
‘i—Itsdios and Victrolas sold on
easy terms at Dennelly's.—Adv.
I O O
a
iss Elisabeth Fitch. 12 Morgan
us Norwaik. who has been dra-
tie thunsellor at Camp Cawaeset.
C_od, Mesa. expects to return
‘ Friday. '
O O S
‘ "' as Helen Ketsinger. 61 Bayview
a e. will give a short .Iseng re-
. ~over Station WEAF. September
, Her sister, Miss Charlotte Ket-
, I will accompany her.
S O I
. s Fall-field Baby Beef club were
I guests of the Stamford Kiwanis
on Tuesday for dinnér and field
,. -esercises. Owing to the poor
«they were unable to have
“or out of doors as planned but
“ ' yet! a delightful ‘dinner at the
Ridge Country club.
a a e
A...
. r. and Mrs. James Boyd. who
' been enjoying s. vacation at the
wars Watergap have returned
”who“ home'at Melbourne. road.
. is» 0 e 0
3r. and'Mrs. James Elle enter-
tsfled‘s. party of friends at bridge.
Tub-day Ivonlns- - - .
g I' eI e e
.3—Now is the time of year for fur
. s. The Twin City Valet is a
, . I his place and all fur storage
t.‘ 01 North Main St. Phone
“CV.
O
beIrt McMurrsy, Spring Hill
us. has purchased a wire-haired
terrier since the recent attempt-
wrobbery of his home.
1: a o ' e
f
' “I r. and Mrs. Rowland Beach. 28
. avenue. are spending the day in
F“-
I. and Mrs. Maurice F. Byxbes.
on mm outlawed!“
, ’s parents. Mr. end an wil-
‘ B.’:Rlchard of Lordship Manor.
tford. over the week-end. _
‘ ' O O 0 '
lss Elisabeth Blrchard. Berkeley
. Norwailr. who has been spend-
ehsr vacation in Alberta. Canada.
' is to rot“?! home. Tuesday.
- . O
, .IMildred Aller's outdoor danc.
‘ .olssIs did'not inset yesterday. on
’1 onto: the rainy weather. but
. E: M in”? {Myles-ends».
If. [noisier-d. Peughkeepsie. is
“ guest of Mrs. George‘li‘it’ch. it
, avenue.
; ' "“ O 0 S
Weiley Sherwood. Fairileld.
tho-guest of her sister. Mrs.
W Willey. creel. are:
see“ ..
,. . i . . F. Johnson. Mott avenue
“pertaining this brother from
A" .i
. _ .30“! Taylor ave-
.who-is among the-NM
. .sg‘ Mohawk for the past
g~weskawiil return'home very
'i'be Ironing lestisel who“
contributions to the brief column.
or to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that so many
offerings have to be reieeted be-
cause of the carelessne- of the
writer.
Many people m to write
names iegibly‘and a item with
out a name is not usable. .
Many people write on both
sides of the paper. Such matter
cannot be used until it has been
peopled in" the Sentinel office and
there is seldom time for that.
People using typewriters should
see. a double-space in writing
copy foi- newspapers. to permit
space for corrections where nec-
essary.
is. insured against tlrouand -
Lucerne. Switseriand. today. To-
morrow and Saturday she expects to
be in Paris and on September 1. she
will sail for this country on the‘S.
S. Leviathan. Miss- Gertrude 11.,
Wood. also of Hillside. is traveling
with Miss Brendllnger.
S O 0
Miss Elisa Theyer. in East avo-
nue. has returned to her home after
a ‘two weeks' tour In the White
Mountains. -
. o e a
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stanley and
dadghters. Helen an. Mary. return-
ed by auto today to their borne in
Evanston, Ill.. after severed- weeks'
visit with Mrs. W. 3. Baldwin and
Mrs. Josiah Gregory.
S O O
‘ At a farwell party given at
the home of Mrs. Ayres. Bettswood
road in honor of Mrs. William Robl
insert '02 Flag Hill Road. a ben't“f'ul
bouquet was presented to Mrs Rob-
inson who iv lczwing Norwalk today
to live in Florida. Refreshments were
SCI‘tt‘Iel am the guests deported at a
late hour “‘luliing Mrs. Robtnnn‘ a
pleasant journey to her new home.
0 O S
Little Miss Flaherty. Harriet
street. who underwent a slight op-
eration at the Norwslk hospital.
Tuesday' is recovering nicely.
O O 0
Miss Eva Frank has resigned her
position with the DeKlyn Bakery.
Her. place will be taken by Miss Pat-
ricia Laney. .
O O 0
Charles Lowden. Reservoir ave-
nue has returned to his duties at the
Bailwitsgneat market after enjoying
a two weeks' vacation at Long is-
land.
Mrs. Ray Esposito. Ely avenue.
has returned to her home’ from the
Norwalk hospital.
0 O 0
Miss Elisabeth Flaherty. Bridge-
port..has returned to her home after
spending a week with her grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. David Flahcrty,
Prospect avenue.
S O 0
Miss Marian Riordon has resigned
her position with the State highway
department.
0 O 0
Miss Dorothy Delaney is enjoying
a two weeks'yaea‘tion with relatives
In Brooklyn.
0 I 0
Miss Ruth McGregor. 94 East ave-
nue was the guest of’ Miss Harriet
Ells, :8 France street yesterday-aft-
ernoon. . ..
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockwood.
East avenue. left yesterday on a mo-
tor trip to Vermont and New Hamp-
shire. IThey will stop at. Lake Sun'-
apee and Newfound Lake and while
on their trip they expect to do much
fishing. Their many friends will be
glad to see them and to hear of their
trip about the middle of September.
. O 0
Mr. and Mrs. lcrcy Taylor. Mer-
win street returned last week from a
trip to Ocean Grove; '
O O O .
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Stevens and
daughter. Dorothy. and Miss Mar-
garet Barrett returned today from a
ten days' vacation, at Lake Waceabuc.
Their may friends were glad to see
them back and to hear that. in spite
of the rainy weather. they had a
most enjoyable time.
S O 0
Miss Loretta Harding has return-
ed' to' her home on Orchard street
after-a-ahort visit with Miss Kath-
arine McDonald of Yonkers. N. I.
Miss Hat‘dlng‘ is. very pleased to be
able .te-heve Miss McDonald as her
guest for this week.
0 U S
The Misses Kate and Fannie
Clark. Merwin street. have returned
home from a trip to Ocean Grove.
. .0 0 a
Mr .and Mrs. John V. )1ch
have returned to their new hplne on
View Crest today. Mr. and Mrs. Mo-
Ginu have been on their wedding
trip and while on their trip they
stopped of Niagara Falls and Men.
tree! and other places of interest.
a 9 . e .
Miss AnneI Howell. .‘Mnghfdr of
Rev. L. B. Howell. Bil Pauli-church.
and Miss Margot MoCsancromfioche
ester. N. I. who have been spoiling
several weeks‘ vacation at Niagara,
Falls aspect to.be returning toitheir
homes very soon; . » '
. . . .
Peter F. Srendlingerand doughy
tor. Mrs. Mary E-Olmhts‘d. were-the
guests of Mrs. F.3- 'l‘nl‘and
daughtera 0 Circle street. yesterday
at luncheon. . '
O O S
O! O O
' Irwln' notices. Main means
. ...‘. ..
Williamxurns. BHdgtlesitod
mites
family.
Point ark nudism HIS
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A third of the city's barbs o
bosses it develops from the dg res
offered on expected attendance at
the clambakeiof harbors and bosses
to be held Sunday afternoon at'
Smith’s crevi. There will be some
is or so priaent and it of that
number are tip be whip-crackers.
The bake is being given the
bosses by t‘ o employee as the
twelfth snnuill our oldie-kind but
will have special significance this
year in view of the recent raise so-
corded the journeyman. Oliciaily.
the organisation of harbors is Local
it of the Journeyman. Barber's
union. The arrangeptents for the
bake are being handled byflsnryjc.
Seiscr. of Liberty Sultan. as chair-
man of the committee.
attend the dental-convention. Inci-
dently. he ill-visit the' Sesqulpen-
tennial “Jinan. He will arrive
home tomor cw morning.
i ‘h s e >
James Murphy. Greenwich. was 'a
visitor in South Norwalk yesterday.
A. Glickson. Isaac place..left Sun-
day for a week's vacation. .
e In In ‘
Beatrice Saunders. ' New. York. is
visiting her sister Mrs; L. Fenneil. of
the Smart iihop. Washington street.
at her homii'in Stamford.‘ '
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Mr. and ‘1 Mrs. , William Tone.
Brooklyn. _. 1.. havereturtied to
their home after visiting several
days with hair mother. Mrs. A;
Tone. Beldtin avenue.
' I, i., g - .
Frank Bodner. High street. is
planning to‘ entertain friends at the
Fairfield dance hell. Saturday.
' C O C. '
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh.." 1;
pointed yellow.
' o s - .
William Laslo. erry avenue. will
attend the iStamfo d theatre tonight
to see John Willard's production.
“Sisters Three." ' . .
j S O "O '
Jacob S ulrnan. New Rochelle. has
returned t‘ his home after Visiting
several days with Mri'and Mrs. H.
Block. Belden place. 1
o e e.
Louis Siesek of Pcekskill. N. 1..
is visiting friends in Norwalk. . .
O S I
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd .Hauck. Marvin
Beach. are entertaining .New York
relatives for a few. days.
o e o , ,
The meetingrof the Mount Zion
Baptist church'forthis evening has
been postponed indefinitely.
U I .-
Miss Dorothy Howard. Marvin
Beach. was a recentvvisltor at Coney
Island. , - , -
0 O O
A truck owned by T. Olsenbaeked
into the Bate's boat yard yesterday
to get a large engine but when it
tried to get out to the road again
the truck could not climb. the steep
incline. A truck owned by the Device
Coal company. pulled it out.
0' O O
. Themed. Bird." owned by Jarvis
Murray. which runs around the light
house from Baton Point. is at the
Bath's boat yard for repairs.
‘ e. o e . ,
The rl‘ mlk Chapter. of the be.
Molayew i. hold a. dune , “MW
at the death Norwsik: asonicv tem-
via this enlng. sunny Phileos will
give an shibitlon of the Charleston.
Music will be furnished by the Dev
Molay orchestra. '
O O O . .
Joseph King of Bridgeport is
spending a few days with friends on
Spring street.
‘ O 0 0
William Frits. Nicholas .Friet'ldy.
and Anthony Jumpeter. all ,of Me-
Adoo. Pa. are visitors at the home
of Mr. rind Mrs. Martin Verup.
‘ .- .. O O .
Mr. Thaddeus Guye'r of Marian
avenue. Marvin Beach. hasriust re-
turned home from visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Freak Guyer. Mr. and Mrs.
HoraceiFlsher‘ and Mr. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Fisher of .Newteyvn. I
‘ , e e. e
—Ma|te your house (home. Ask
Abe. Phone-JSI-St-Adv. '
O 0
Mrs. Marilyn Peterson. South
Nerwallt. has accepted a temporary
position with the ., Smart Shop.
Washiligton street. ‘ ‘ ' ' '
i . .. 1. : .a ' .
William Sullivan. .Mon‘roo IIstreet.
is malt g plans to ieave;shorItiy to
begin hisaduties on Eeyser's'islalid.
where ‘he has .‘recently,’ accepted ,a
position ‘
O O O M
Tattle .Steinborg. Concord street.
will spend the wees-end in'._Now
York Visiting friends. She.,intends
to start tonight: . .. ' - ‘
‘ ‘ ‘ -I e . I
Pau Lynch. East Nilrwalk..'trav-
eled . New York .Tnepdsy to at.
tend Keith's Palace iii-elem which
presented an all star. biii.I ‘
Barry Novas. .WMM 'svenue.
return «to hls~home amt-driving
his, ' and children to- Atlantic
Eliot?I I‘un.u:h:.u.dete . . . . .
i .
Iran 4 Wimph'eimer. Baiti-
more.‘ Md; ‘ferm‘ei'ly’ of Norwalk‘.
who ie;visiiins was. for several
Clay street are having their house
tel-imam“.
munestLO
l. ISLAND
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The carnival which will be Did
tomorrow promises to be one of the
The afternoon will be given over to
the children. Grab bags. fish ponds
and side shows will be a few attrac-
tions of the afternoon. A marion-
ette_show.. the ilguros of which were
modeled and painted by Mrs. Edwin
C.“ Nestler. is sure to make a hit .with
the youngsters. A' calls sale will
alsorbo held-in the afternoon and
"all donhtlons will be’ thankfully re-
ceivedi"
In -the evening there 'will be
booths at which attractive and prac-
tical articles' will be dispdsod'of by
chances on the wheel. One of the
big features of the carnival will be a
Charleston contest. the music bolus
furnished by the Micro-Tone radio.
which will be rattled of! at 11 o‘clock
in the evening. There are very few
chances left on the‘ radio and if you
wish to have one before it is too lets
get your bid in- early tomorrow
morning. '
Everyone is urged to come out and
make this affair the success it ought
to be. William C. Be'ers slid Mrs.
E. C. Kayser have done their utmost
to have this carnival goIover big and
the rest is up to you.
Show what you can do.
‘ O O O
A large crowd is expected at Her-
bor- View tomorrow to root for the
Bell Island team when it plays the
Harbor View Juniors an ex'clting
tennis match. We hope it will be
exciting.
George.and Melville Riley. Sher-
wood'Smlth. C. Brooks Peters. and
Andrew‘J. Muleare. Jr.. will‘ repre-
sent Bell Island. ‘
The island boys were defeated last
Friday by the Country. club team
tut are determined not to let this
happen again. Come out and cheer
for your'team. they may need it.
_s e o
The latest results of the tennis
tournament are as follows:
Warren Robertson defeated Ed-
ward Weed, s-o. d-i.
Kent Creuser defeated Eugene
Bernstein. i-t. «.1. 64:
John Gleetsner defeated Buddy
Muleare. 7-5. 8-2.
George Riley defaulted to Brooks
Peters.
Sonny Selvvyn defaulted to Donald
Brush .
Another feature at the barn dance
Saturday night will be a. "country
store." There will be a prise for
everyone—and a good time.
, e a o
Word has been received on the is-
land of the birth of a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Marry McIntosh. New
York. Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh were
former residents of Bell island and
very popular here. They lived in
“La Belle" cottage last year.
‘ . ‘ s s a
Mr. and Mrs. Marry Merts and
Min L. Bapp of Port Chester were
recent visitorspof Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Bapp of Rocky Point road.
0 I I
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Smith
have purchased a new seven-passeno
gei- sedan.
o a o
Lester E. Ortls. Jr.. was a visitor
in New York today.
0 U 0
- - Nowell Sheldon. Stamford. was the
the guest of Cecil Hope of Rocky
Point road yesterday.
. S O 0
Mrs. Charles ‘Leo. Bromine, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. J. Schul-
. dice.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erskine. Sum-
mit ;avenue will entertain guests
ever the week-end.
, O O O
CiarenceUnderwood and Mr. and
Mrs.:G. Whitehead were the guests
of iii». and Mrs. William c. Beers of
"Tumble Ill." Tlesday evening.
' " . O O O
' Jean Harper. Marjorie Wright and
Lester .‘ Ortis' went horseback riding
, f. the Lewlebero Riding academy
yesterday morning. .
. ., O S s
AWiillam Smith. Jr., returned to
Indianapolis, yesterday. Mr. Smith
is secretary of the Indianapolis ball
team.~ , .
‘o e e ’
C. 'Brooks .Pe'ters was a visitor in
New-York yesterday.
' O O 0
Min .nelen ,Hope. has returned to
the island after visiting Ruth Torry
of Philadelphia. Miss Hope has just
completed 'a‘ summer course at ‘C0-
lumbia‘ university. .
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.The young people ofgthe island
are Wilma“ ll “melt “If!
every rainy afternoon they may be
In! in. the clubhouse trylns to out-
{lidmoachd other. They mun-ins
e va a one of the t
ps'rtiee'i'n ‘tho'finear future: m
. e , o .
' Senay'and' Billy Ielwyn entertain-
ed-a number of. their Manda-stall
mote party. at‘ their bets.
Mondayevouihf. . -
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greatest social events of the se'sson. '
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Real Estate
Transfers
Rafaeila Rocco to Frank P. Sal-
vato. Lot and bindings. Commerce
street.
News at al. 3 lots. Millorest.
Nicholas P. Nelson to Samuel Ash-
hrook. Lot and building.
street.
Clara Wicks to Holley B. Slausen
and wife. lot Fairfleld park.
Gulf Refining Company to Ten-
kers Plumbing Supply Co.. lot and
buildings. West avenue and Stevens
street.
Samuel J. Stewart to W lism J.
Gamble. lot. Olmstead plac
Sta ley Brooke to Frederick Bur-
ton a d wife. a acres and buildings.
Sitvermlne avenue.
‘ Charles J. Mints to Albert G. Pear-
son and wife. lot and buildings. El-
ton court.
John W. Voilmer to Charles \E
Culpepper. lot Villaorest manor.
Sarah E. Ratchferd to Martin A.
Ratchford. lot and buildings. Fair-
flsld Park.
Basel D. Malcolm to Sophia T. Mal-
colm. 5 Acres and buildings. Com-
stock Hill. _
Edwin L. Hoyt to Robert M. Ten-
ny. lot and buildings. Marshall street.
Robert M. Tenny to Edwin L.
Hoyt. lot. Pershing street.
Clifford F. St. John to Joseph L.
Fodor. lot and buildings. Fairfield
Park.
Joseph Hadik to Michael Toth and
wife. lot and buildings. Sound View
avenue.
Clara M. Wicks to Thomas G.
Scott. lot Playmouth avenue.
Joseph Dudas and wife to Daniel
chay. lot and buildings. Novak
street.
American Land Co..
Psonessa. lot. Hillcrest.
Frank lilanion and wife to Joseph
Coleman. lot. Second street and Cove
avenue.
Deodate S. Davenport to Joseph-
ine M. Keefe. lot. Woodbury avenue.
Florence Duryea to Clement Wyss
and wife, lot and buildings. Perry
avenue.
Theodore 0. Olsen to Clifford St.
John. lot. Willowdale.
Clifford F. St. John to Theodore
0. Olsen. et al.. lot. Willowdalc.
Harry S. Meyer to Harris Malkin.
lot and buildings. West avenue.
William B. Gage to Albert M.
Hamilton. lot. Fairfield Park'.
Nora hiahcr to Frank P. Salvato.
lot and buildings. Harbor avenue.
Teresa M. Riley. to Stanley Ma-
linowsky and wife. lot and buildings.
School strcct.
Maelia Sturgcss to Joseph Biccio.
et al.. Lillie llam Island.
Samuel C. Moorehouso et al.. to
Nettie B. Comstock et al lot. West
Norwalk.
Louis li‘errino and wife to Ameri-
can Land 00.. 3 lots. Itockland road.
Meta hi. Gorham to Lillian N.
Shear. lot. East avenue.
Charles W. Staples to Mary L.
Knapp. strip. Highland avenue.
Charles W. Staples to Emelia P.
Hurley. lot. Pine Hill avenue.
Grace Taylor to John B. Sandner.
lot and buildings. Melrose avenue
and Keyser street.
Theodore 0. Olsen to William O.
:ltiLean lot and buildings. Willow-
s e.
William McLean to Clyde B.
Broadwell. lot and buildings Willow-
dale.
George Mitchell to Charles B.
Runes oi oi. lot and buildings.
Cross street.
Mary L. Bennett to Advent Chris-
lion church ‘of East Norwnlk, lot
Harvey street.
Samuel J. Stewart to Samuel J.
Stewart. Jr.. lot and buildings. Par—
trick avenue.
Herbert W. Gorham to Clyde R.
Broadweli. lot and buildings. Rowsy-
ton avenue.
Archibald T. Merriam to Paul
Galog and wife. lot and buildings.
Sheehan avenue.
JamesJ. Keene. to Maria S. 8.
Dell Assunta Society. lot and build-
lugs» Commerce street. '
MaryB. Kellogg to William H.
Busch. lot. Hickory Bluff.
Holly B. Slauson to Louis H.
Warncke and wife. lot and buildings.
Fairfield park.
Sophie Mubbsll to Paul A. Mc-
Aft-a and wife. lot. Fairfield para.
Samuel J. Stewart to Carrie L.
Wilcosson. lot and buildings. Olm-
Slfild place.
nose Radack to Edward 8. Mc-
Gowan and wife. lot Woodward ave-
nue.
Jennie E. Arnold to William W.
Arnold. lot and buildings. Ely ave-
nue.
Dorothea D. Ward to Gertrude M.
Mitchell. lot and buildings. Fair-
field avenue.
Rose »Wcafer to Bernard J. Wear-
er. lot 3'“! buildings. Stuart and
Conn. avenue.
Stephen J. Ungvary et al to Ms-
ria ‘A. Center lot and buildings.
Third District. e
Fiedcl Bottino to Christian Han-
sen and wife. 2 lots Marvin beach.
Elisabeth E. Van Riper to Jane
M. Church. lot. Dr! Bill ave.
Charles Monroe et Se. to Frank
E. Holley. lot and bldgs.. Branford
to Marco
It.
EltenIT. Harris to Michael Frank
and wife. lot and bldgs.. Spring St.
Frank D. Lawton to Mary S.
Parker. lot. camp at.
Nelson W Benedict to John H.
Fromm. lot. Roscoe st. - .
George E. Blackman to Maud
Swanveiok. lot and bldgs.. Nash st.
Waiter L'Gregory to Grace X.
Gregory. lot' and bldgs.. France st.
William J. Nichole et al. to leader
Roeeethal et al.. lot and bldgs.. West
IVS. ' -
Bertha J. Ellis to Julius s. Zalsski.
eves. a’ndElls jet. _ .
. 'h‘l..ana to Arthur it. Bill-
srdwan'd‘life.
never-aid su'd bless... Olmsfsad
plane. _
Micki-m and wife to
EngeneJ. Van Nam, 3 lots. Me-
i I e
m'n» u“. h' '0 mm“. :-
bldga. East eve.
' ' Thomas B.
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Leihcriand. lot and bldgs.. Lynes
place.
William B. Unlloliz to John Szas-
sak, lot. Woodbury avc.
Emma F. Adams at al. to Hermlna
Verboncz. it lets. Fairview park.
Louis C. Wolfe to Charles L.
Wolfe. 2 lots. Ivy place.
Charles L. Wolfe to Velma Wolfe,
lot. Ivy place.
William H. Harrand to Laura M.
Jennings, lot, Winfield st.
De Motto School Corp. to Meta M.
Gorham. lots. East ave.
Agnes J. Haugh to Charles T.
MacDonald and wife. six lots.
Joseph J. Linchller to Elizabeth
L. Dyrnea. 25 acres.
Sophie H. Mann to Alfred Hawcs.
lot and bldgs.. Seavlcw ave.
Dc Motto School Corp. to Samuel
J. Stewart et al.. lot. East ave.
Ellis E. Howard of al. to Towers
F. Hamilton. lot. Sound View ter-
race.
John Szakacs to Joseph S. Varady.
lot and bldgs.. Oxford ave.
Clinton H. Parker toIDavid Shu-
‘ man. lot and bldgs.. Lincoln ave.
Wm. Miller to _Van Rensslear
Pooley. lot. Rowan at.
William H. Ostrander. Jr.. to
Frank Rogers and wife. lot and
bldgs.. Concord st.
Benjamin Easier to Alvin D.
Wadsworth. lot and 'bldgs.. North
ave.
Clarissa J. Morrcll to Dorothy P.
Benedict. lot and bldg.. Burbank st.
John M. Glover to John Lund. lot.
Newfown ave.
Wilson Point Co.. Inc.. to Albert
Rnilibonc. lot. Wilson's Point.
Edith J. Sexton to Frederick Mc-
Mahon and wife. lot and bldgs..
Gregory boulevard.
William H. B. Orchard et al. to
Katherine M. Bisscll. five rods, Sil-
vcrmlne ave.
‘Mildrcd C. Young to Hattie E.
Welsh, lot and bldgs.. Newtown for-
race.
Wm. Lauder to Therese L. Lau-
der. lot and bldgs.. France at. and
Adams ave.
Robert M. 'l‘cnny to Theresa D.
Lane. lot. Roosevelt at.
Franklin L. Miller to Virginia B.
Bowers, lot and bldgs.. Flax Hill
road. _
Theodore 0. Olson to Samuel J.
Stewart. lot. Clearview Park.
Theodore 0. Olsen -to Samuel J.
Stewart. lot and bldgs.. Fairfleld‘
Park.
Ralph E. Case to Edgar B. Smith.
lot. Rowayton Beach.
Clarence J. Finch and wife to
Mildred H. Conn. lot and bldgs.
Edlie ave.
Mary A. Wood to Greek Evans.
4 1-3 acres. Oakwood ave.
George 1. Eastern Est. to Theresa
C. Foley. lot and bldgs.. Conn ave..
Elmcrcst and Woodhury eves.
Jennie B. Clark to Mary H.
Arnold, lot and bldgs.. Marvin Beach
tract.
Elsie A. Donaldson to Barney
Berman et al., lot and bldgs.’ West
ave. .
Wildia Gaylor et al to Gdbrge N.
Phllcox. lot and bldgs.. Rowayton
ave.
Arietta. D. Crockett to Anna W.
Patrick. lotaud bldgs.. Cudiipp st.
Antonio Garomons. to Rafaella
Mocco. lot and bldgs.. Marshall st.
Mary Tumilioto Beacce D. Risole.
lot and bldgs.. Beacon st. ‘
Bertha M. P. AMsrcuardt to
Frederick M. Roscoe. lot and bldgs..
Fair at.
Abbie Becker at al.. to Bidge
Fstms Corp.. 5‘ acres and i rods
and bldgs.. West Norwalk.
Munford T. Bhgley to George
Mitchell. lot and bldgs.. Cross St.
' Michael F. Nolan to Helen A. Sul-
livam‘lot Kellogg St. and Step Hill
Road.
' C. Amalie Kinsei to Michael F.
Silk. Hot Glcnwood ave.
' Eugene yarsdy and wife to Ell-
m‘beth Deltas. lot and bldgs. Brett
s've.. Butler It. and Clinton eve. '
Elisabeth ‘00an to Eugene Ny
dy. is lots in Clinton. Hyatt. But
avenues and Benedict st.
Wald. B. Orchard at al. to Jay
E. Barnum. land. New Canaan lino.
Mursd D. Madey to Daniel J. Mol-
ille. lot. Fenwiek street. .
Vila-turf J. Stewart to Gertrude .1.
Egan. lot and buildings. Partribk.
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Austin, lot and buildings. 7 Jeffer-
son street.
lierminn Vcrllanccz to Anna Ma.-
joros. 2 lots. li‘ulrview park.
Samuel J. Stewart to F. Howard
Keyscr, lot of Ollnslead place.
I". Iiouard lx'c-yscl- to Julie Libcr-
lino. 2 lots, Ulmstcad place.
Archie A. Mackenzie to Nora
Mather, lot and buildings. Dover
street.
Paul Papp and wife to Hermlna
Verbanccz. lot and buildings, Taylor
avenue.
Iiormaln \‘crhnncoz to Paul Papp
and wife. 5 lots. li‘uirvicw park.
Barns. Boozer and wife to Paul
Shay and “ifc. lot and buildings.
Knapp street.
Clyde Ii. Bromiwcll to Herbert W.
Gorham lot. Summit avenue and
Golden hill sil'i‘cts.
Clyde ll. Bromlwi-ll to Herbert W.
Gorhnm. lot and buildings. Willow
street. "
Advcnt Christian church to Ra.
chcl E. White. lot, Harvey street.
George H. St. John et al to Ed-
ward R. St. John. lot and buildings,
Bartlett avenue.
Edward R. St. John to George H.
St. John et al. lot and buildings. New
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Cancun and Ponus avenues.
M. J. Jordan Co. to Andrew Dra-
gon. 2 lots. Mahackemo Heights.
William Krusch to Marianna Ac-
quino. 2 lots, Grandview park.
Mary B. Kellogg to Alwlna Pierlng.
lot. Hickory Bluff.
Edwin L. Monroe to Alvin D.
Wadsworth. lot and buildings. Toll-
somc avenue.
Morris Still! to Alvin D. Wads-
worth. lot and buildings. North ave.
nue and France street.
Edward C. Spargo to Alvin D.
Wadsworth. lot. France street.
Hermina \‘crbanecs to Paul Papp
and wife, 2 1015, Fairview park.
American Land Co. to Gaetano
Rogglo. lot. Hillcrest.
Dollena Gamble to J. Wesley Slau-
son, lot and buildings. Myrtle street.
Frank H. Merrill to William
Krusch. lot. Silvermlne avenue.
Hurry Rider to James E. Hopkins.
lot. Osborn avenue.
Emil A. Knorr to Eugene J. Van
Ness, lot and buildings. Spring Hill
road.
Charlcsettn M. Knorr to Eugene J.
VanNes-l. lot, Spring hill road.
Inez H. Coo to Silas B. Sherwood.
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