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Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
HARTFORD COUNTY

FARM FOR SALE-a bargain-145
acres, well divided. 7-room house, 2
large barns with Easements. tobacco
shed, 2 hen houses, corn house, shed
and other outbuildings; large amount
wood and some timber; land is level
and no stones and easy to work; IL or
Is acres good tobacco land; pond for
ace; on a good level road and in fine
neIgi1borhood. not isolated. Price with
8 cows, ! horse, l young stock and 40
or so chickens. farm tools and plenty
of hay for stock, ST. 400. c. A Pierce,
Jr.. Elrnsbury, Conn
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FOR SALE-Land well adapted to
fruit, especially peaches and plums;
15-year-old peach orchard bears
when most orchards fail. Who wishes
to plant the finest orchards in south
eastern Conn., BOX 593, New LordOG.
Conn.
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FOR SALE-The best farm in Hart
ford County, 80 acres, good buildings,
located in Berlin. The stock and tools
will be sold with place. Good milk
route all established. Apply to Home
Banking and Realty Co.. New Britain,
Conn
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FOR SALE-75 acres, good build
ings, located on high elevation in
Pennington, Conn. Portion of pur-
chase price can remain on mortgage.
Apply to Home Banking & Realty Co.,
New Britain. Conn.
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for very attractive country home,
price $4,000. Address i. i. Peabody,
Lakeville. Conn.
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FOR SALE-S0 acres, good buildings.
located right on trolley line running
from Plainville to Southington. $1,000
in cash is all that is needed to secure
this place, balance can remain on
mortgage. Apply to Home Banking
& Realty Co. New Britain. Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE-1772 house in
excellent state OF preservation, Is large
and roorny; there are 70 acres of good
land, large stock, barns, horse stable,
hay house. corn crib, ice house all In
fair repair and located within five
1ninuteY walk from railroad station
postofice. two churches, stores, etc;
large, beautiful shade tree, apple
orchard, running water in barns. This
is an excellent opportunity to secure a
find old place which is very hard to
duplicate; price $500. e. L. Peabody,
Lakeville, Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE-Farm OF 10
acres, miles from this city. all nee
essary buildings. some timber, keeps
l3 cows and horses; one OF those
good Lebanon farms; $500 buys II.
S. A. Peckham. Willimantic, Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE-A house and let
and II acres of land, fine lake and
mountain view, very desirable site for
a pleasantly situated summer home;
near enough to electric light lines to
make the same serviceable for light,
heat and power; an ideal situation;
within easy driving distance Of viii
lage Of Sharon, Conn, and station;
price $4,000. Baker & Kirby, Sharon,
Conn.,
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FOR sALE-359 acres, fair build
jngs. running water, located between
Waterbury and New Britain. Apply
to Home Banking & Realty Co, New
Britain, Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE Of about 100
acres, divided into moving. pasturags
and wood land smooth and easy to
work, viii keep II cows and team,
well watered with running water TO
the barn, springs and brooks in each
pasture. fine trout brook running
through the farm. good buildings con-
sisting OF III STORY house with ell,
barns, horse barn 24xS6 (new), with
good cellar, new poultry house 14x25
with cement floor, blacksmith shop,
corn house, fee house. carriage house,
open shed 20x36. 1 new shed for
storing saving machine, all I'm fine
condition; will make price right:
terms easy; telephone in house. FL
mer z. Bennett. r. Il. D. No. 1, So.
Canterbury. Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE-A small farm of
80 acres. 3 1-2 miles from railroad sta
ton. Litchfield branch n. Y, n. H. &
H., with large Broom house and barn
in good condition. Desirably located
in the town of Norris Conn. 1 IL
miles from Bantam lake. Elevation
loo feet. Three minutes walk from
church schools, store and postoffice
New York mails twice daily. Good,
never failing well Of water at house
and d never-failing spring in pasture.
Would sell house and two-acre lot If
desired. For particulars address E A
Alyord Morris. Conn. P. o. lis.
FARM FOR -Maplehurst. sit
uated in the town of Bethlehem, Conn.
About 1-2 mile from postofice. store,
school. churches, creamery, ETC.; about
a mile away new cheese factory has
'been erected and Is doing business. The
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new HAVEN COUNTY

FARM FOR SAIE-One farm sit
uated in Southbury, Conn.,, containing
439 acres. situated on high hill top,
l large house in fair condition, bath
and stationary tubs, / small house for
help, large barns, l horse barn, sew
eral other buildings, good apple
orchards, plenty fruit, plenty water.
little brush For particulars inquire
of John H. Cassidy, South Britain.
Conn.
FARM FOR SALE-one farm stu
ated in Southbury, containing 1872
acres, no buildings. situated on high
hill, good springs, one small peach
orchard about 300 trees, 1000 apple
trees grated about four years. For
particulars inquire Of John II. Cassidy,
South Britain, Conn.
FOR SALE-One large modern built
house situated in the village of South
Britain, will sell with one or more
acres, nice lawn, horse barn. For par
tisuIars inquire of John H. Cassidy.
South Britain. Conn.
FARM FOR SALE-16 acres Of land
in South Britain. no buildings, good
springs, high ground. Inquire of John
H. Cassidy South Britain. Conn.
FARM FOR SALE-Farm of about
lao acres, located in the Town OF VOL
colt, about IA mile from center, 8
miles from Waterbury, same being the
best market in Statei will keep 25
head Of stock and in fine state of cu1-
tivat1on; Groom house. hot and cold
water, bath tub and ell. all In good
repair, 2 large barns, plenty Of shed
room, henneries, ETC.; price $4,000.
Wilfred v. Warner. Woloott. Conn.
FARM FOR SALE-i2B acres. large
dwelling house and barns, chicken
coops. about IT head of cattle, several
horses, all in first-class condition,
miles from Meriden depot; price
$4,000
25-acre farm. good 1o-roon house
and barn, property o. K. miles from
Meriden depot; price $500 Inquire
OF F. J. Ekmark, Real Estate and In
surance, Meriden. Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE-Farm Of over
100 acres, with farmhouse and farm
buildings, running water in the build
lngs, fine building site for modern
summer home, 2 miles from village of
Sharon, Conn; price $4,000. Baker &
Kirby, Sharon, Conn.
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will be taken up soon; price $1,000:
one-half can remain on mortgages at
per cent. Write 7. y. Baker. stat
ford. Conn.
FARMS FOR 6ALE-From acres
TO 300 acres, from $3.50 up. Hero Is a
bargain in a 20-aore farm near two
good markets. Nearly new cottage
house and two hen houses. Price $3.50.
$500 buys 40 acres, divided into
moving. pasture and woodland. Good
buildings. 1 IL miles from center. 4
miles from city. r. s Amidon. Rock
vile, Conn.
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WANTED TO RENT with the priv
ilege Of buying, a farm with good
buildings, suitable for poultry and
market gardening. One near trolley or
steam lines preferred. Address Farm
er. Box 145. Mantle. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

We are all "Poor nnisa'ble critters"
and what we don't know would fill a
good many books. It's what we don't
know but can find out which counts,
however. That's just one Of the things
which suggest what, to me, is the chief
charm of farming. It keeps you guess
Ing all the time. There's no sameness
about #. Talk Of the "monotony- Of
farm lifel Great Caesars ghost! You
might as reasonably talk Of the mo-
notony OF a dog hghtl Why. I've got
dozen conundruns staring me in the
face this spring, from less than five
acres OF truck garden. And there isn't
one of 'em but calls for all the gunlp-
ton in me. II past experience affords
safe analogy, 1 ray-ther expect that
some of 'em will be too much for me,
the best l can DO. But I'm going TO
have a lively and an interesting time
with 'em, for all that. And If some OF
'em knock me out. I'm going to get
on 'tother side Hext spring and see II
l can boss 'em from that direction.
It's quite as exciting as a bear-hunt-
and a good deal safer, If you don't
mind the wounds on your self-eoncait
THE FARMER
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FARM FOR SALE-Farm 1913 acre

FARM FOR SALE-Farm 1913 acres,
rs acres cleared, 40 acres moving and
tillage, 35 acres pasture, balance wood
and timber. plenty fruit; house IA
rooms 2-story, painted and blinded,
spring water piped to house, 2 barns,
hennery, some stock and implements
included, telephone connection, trout
brook, miles from Winsted and Nor
folk; price $4,000. ]. K. Smith, Win
sted. CT
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FOR SALE-Farm Of so acres with
good house and buildings thereon. IA
mile to Bantam Lake; price $4,000.
Apply TO William Jones, Prop, Lake
side, Litchfield County, Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE-Beautiful farm
of 1913 acres. very good house of Is
rooms, in Town OF Colebrook, Z miles
from Winsted or Norfolk, both good
markets, 212 miles to two villages,
very good apple orchard, plenty small
fruits, 8 barns, sheds, etc, tools and
piped to house (never fails), good ma
chine moving, good timber long dis
lance telephone in house, daily R. r.
D.; price $500. Mortgage can re-
main; immediate possession. VIM.
A Simmons, r. F. D. No. l, Wdnsted,
Conn.
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houses. L barn 50x24. and other build
ings in good repair, situated near the
central part of Voluntown village on
the south side of Main street, known
as the Amos Herrick place. AIRS. z.
P. Edwards. P. o. box 1873, Voluntown,
Conn.
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FOR SALE-Dwelling house with
large barn and 5 acres Of land. IL
mile to Bantam Lake; price $500.
Apply to William Jones. Prop, Lake
side, Litchfield County, Conn
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FARM FOR SALE-Ideal for coun-
try home; 60-acre farm, Litchfield
Hills, near Norfolk or Winsted; Sroom
house. barns, outbuildings; good condi-
ton; orchard, trout brook and mail
route; about mile to village; cows,
tools and wagons; $1,000. Walker, own
er, 50 Reade street, New York city.
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FOR sSALE-Grist mill, saw mill and
cider mill. combined 40-horse power;
IL mile to Bantam Like; price $1,000.
Apply to William Jones. Prop, Lake
side, Litchfeld County. Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

FOR SALE - Gentleman's country
place and farm in the Town of Sails
bury, Conn.,, miles from Mass. State
line and 8 miles from n. Y. State line
12 mile from railroad station on G.. n.
F. R. R.; the place. is beautifully To-
Gated in the midst of Berkshire and
Litchfield Hills, beautiful mountain
scenery in all directions, and has an
abundance Of fruit shade trees and
shrubbery; it borders on one Of the
famous Twin Lakes for nearly IL
mile; it consists of 120 acres, suitably
divided into arabic land, pasture and
wood land the shores of the lake are
beautifully Shaded with a pine grove,
and is high and dry; the buildings cor
sists Of a colonial house, IA rooms and
bath, running hot and colds water,
Motifs plumbing, REPLACE, furnace,
cement cellar under the whole house.
parqnet floors in hall, ample piazza,
and all in excellent repair; the out
buildings consist of a new horse barn
and a new COW barn 40x60 feet with
ell 32x50 feet, and silo attached. solid
CEN ent floor in COW stables, and every
thing in the best order; a hay barn
30x40 feet, large carriage house 20xSO
feet, barn for young stock 20x30 feet,
piggery, hen house, dairy house and
ice house; the place keeps 20 cows, 8
horses. s head young stock, Is hogs; q
herd Of 20 registered and Guernsey
cows, 3 farm horses, driving horses
carriages, and all necessary farming
implements, will be sold with the place
e. J. Peabody, Lakeville. Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE-A small farm
situated miles southeast of Litch-
field, Conn, 40 acres divided into
meadow and pasture land; price $500
Louis J. Goodman
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FOR SAuE-Two houses, one with
barn and large garden, the other house
and acres of land. Inquire Of John
II. Cassidy. South Britain, Conn.
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A BEAUTIFUL FARM Of 50 acre

A BEAUTIFUL FARM of so acres,
located on a high elevation, only 215
miles from railroad and IL mile
from shurch, post Office and schools,
commanding an excellent view,
with a house Of Il rooms, thoroughly
modern, hot and cold water, hard
wood floors, bath, toilet and cemented
cellar, and it can be used for two fam e
flies; there are 4 basement barns, in
GLIDING tobacco shed with large base
ment, all in good condition, fine apple
orchard, and the land is in the very
best state OF cultivation; there is at
least 100 loads Of manure on the farm
at the present time; good ice pond, fine
trout stream running through the pas
ture; this Is called one Of the best
productive farms in that town Cor it's
size. Price $500. o. r. Lamphier,
Canton Center, Conn.
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WINDHAM COUNTY

FARM FOR SAAE--A farm OF about
80 acres, situated in Westminster,
about 1 mile from church and school,
25 acres OF good moving, all can DO
moved with machine. plenty OF wood.
a very pleasant location; terms reas-
enable. Address Ann % Robbins, r.
+. ID. No. L box Ia So. Canterbury.
Conn
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When he takes off the land his crop
of hay or grain or roots he knows that
he has taken, with it, something which
Nature had been at work for centuries
storing up in the dirt. He may have
! studied the analyses of vegetables
enough to know that, when he has
taken his corn crop off his acre. he has
carried away about 80 pounds Of nj
trogen, about 90 pounds Of phosphorle
acid about IS pounds Of potash, and
varying smaller quantities Of lime and
iron and magnesja and silica and a
dozen other things. But whether ne
has studied chemistry or not, he
knows that he has taken away some
thing which was in the dirt before it
grew into corn, and that there isn't
an inexhaustible supply Of that some
thing left. His common sense tells
him that he can't pour two quarts Of
water out of a quart pitcher without
re-dlling the pitcher, and that he can't
keep on forever taking sixty bushels of
corn and two or three tons Of corn
stalks every year off his land without
putting back something TO make more
corn and more stalks. If his common
sense isn't working. his experience will
tell him the story in a very few years.
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place consists of one two-story house
with ell, two barns. about 100 acres OF
land divided into meadow, pasture and
timber; a very fine nevSr-failing spring
Of water; good fruit, trout brook, etc.
Much more might be said of its de-
STABILITY. A fine place for a sum-
mer home. Much more desirable than
the average farm for SALE" M. c.
Guernsey, Bethlehem. Conn.
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FOR SALE-A first-class sheep
ranch of 800 acres, more or less, for
about IS per acre. Cox $685. New Lon
don. Conn.
FARM FOR SALE-A farm Of 1874
acres, divided into moving, pasture
and woodland, 2-story house with s
rooms, barns ard other outbuildings,
pleasantly located in the Town Of Leb-
anon, on milk, cream and mail route.
For further particulars inquire Of
Henry J. Williams, p. o. Leonard
Bridge. Conn.
FARM FOR SALE-A farm OF 40
acres, located in the Town of Lebanon.
divided into moving, pasture and Woo
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FARM FOR SALE-Sltuated IN the
northwest part of the Town OF Can
terbury near Towards Valley, con-
tanning about So acres Of hand with
good g-story house and barn and
other outbulldlngs. will keep cows
and a pair OF horses. Albert Whipple
Hampton, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

FARM FOR SALESMAN place of
40 acres in the beautiful town of Leb-
anon, Conn.,, good house of 6 rooms,
with barn and fruit trees. Place will
keep 3 cows and horse. Land divided
into moving pasture and wood land
Good spring of never-failing water;
on good road, four miles from depot,
Price $500; part can remain on mort
gage. For full particulars, address
with stamp, J. j. Fahey, livestock
dealers, Sharon, Litchtield county
Conn. R F. D. No 2
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FARM FOR SALE-A gentleman

FARM FOR SALE-A gentleman's
country house. built in 1906, and con-
tains Us rooms. 2 bath rooms hot air
furnace, ETC., large barn for cows and
hay, large stable for horses, carriages
etc; quantities fruit. berries, shrub
berry, beautiful shade trees; there are
10 acres OF land extending to a email
pond IN rear. also a brook flows
through the property; 100000 has been
spent on the place during the last
few years, and wifi now be sold at a
saorifice, for $4,000. z. H. Peabody,
Lakeyille, Conn.
FARM FOR SALE-Desirably situ-
ated on the main road between Lake.
Vile. Conn, e. n. f. railroad and
Sharon, Conn, 2 miles from Harlem
River railroad, q farm of "a acres. 40
acres OF which is rich tillable land, 21
acres timber land, buildings consists of
10-room house in good repair, barn
for hay, s cows and horses; large,
Aeautifui akade trees, beautiful view
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

FARM FOR SALE-One farm con-
tanning so7 acres. / large house and
barns, situated on high ground, fine
spring water. plenty fruit; fine sum-
mer home. Inquire Of John II. CASH
dy, South Britain, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

FARM FOR SALE-1OO acres, A
miles from Winsted, Norfolk or Cole
brook, Conn, S-room house and attic,
8 barns, 20 acres good wood, good
pasture. on r. F. D., good hunting
and fishing; price $4,000, $1,000 cash.
You don't find this every day. Ernest
Zaske, Norfolk Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

FARM FOR SALE-Sltuated in the
southwest corner Of Canterbury near
Frank Smiths mills, containing 40
acres. will yield ZOO 900 feet of lumber.
10 acres Of best tobacco land, 2-tene-
ment house with rooms each all need
ed Outbuildlngs I'm good repair; price
asked is less than buildings cost:
cheapest piece Of real estate in Wind
ham County, on r. +. d. mail route.
Address Oscar Peck, r. i. D.. no. 1.
Baltic, Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE-F'arnl OF 10
acres In the Town OF Hampton, good
house Of IL rooms. barns in fair con-
clifton. never failing water all over
farm, on milk route nail route. spleu-
dfd pasture, smooth nSowinF1 price
81 500. L. n BrnhaTn. Hampton. Con
FARM FOR SALE-Farm Of 60
acres. cmooth land wen watered IN
pastures. on milk and mail route.
plenty OF wood. some timber; price
$1,000. l.. II. Durham, Ham Iton,
Conn
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FOR SALE-Carriag shop with
power and machinery, turbine wheel
nearly new, 35 acres with blacksmith
shop, house and barn. Fred l. Hyde.
r. +. d. No. l, So Canterbury. Conn.
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FARM FOR sALE-Farm of 300
acres, located IN the Town Of Frank
lin, Conn, miles from Norwich and
2 miles from Baltic and IL mile from
trolley; it is suitably divided into
moving, pasturage and wood land;
there is a large number of poles and
ties, house OF 16 rooms, barns and
other buildings in good condition, and
running water in both house and
barns. John p. Driscon, r. 3. D. No.
2, Yantic, Conn.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAINING
real estate belonging to the estate Of
the late Sarah A. Miller, located in
North Stonington, 10 miles from Nor
witch, miles from Glasgo. 3 miles
from railroad station, consisting of
the o. S. Miller farm, S39 acres. house
Y -story, 10 rooms, barn and other
buildings, will keep 20 head Of cattle
well divided into moving. pasture and
wood land; price $1,000.
The n. Davis farm, 81 acres, a good
rural home for a little money; $3.50
buys it.
The w. w. Bailey farm, 14S acres
of pasture and wood land; $500.
Inquire of Elmer E. Miller. Adm,
JeWett City, Conn.
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ing house of rooms and small barn.
s. G. Avery. r. =. D. No. 1. Yantic,
Conn.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A farm OF
so acres IN Waterford, IA mile from
New London city limits, suitable for
milk, market gardening or poultry. Z
room house, barn, silo, etc. e. S.
Chester, New London. Conn.
FOR SALE-64 acres, timber and
wood land, situated on the Hartford
turnpike miles from New London;
price $4,000; good investment. Charles
e. Chester, New London, Conn.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Farm in
Salem, Conn.,, unusually good sheep
farm; summer boarders not far away;
makes a good market for all farm
products, especially milk, eggs and
poultry; also land suitable for sum-
mer camp; good hunting and fishing.
Charles E Chester, New London,
Conn.
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FOR SALE-A farm OF so acres, we

FOR SALE-A farm OF so acres. well
located. 2-story house, rooms, base
1nent barn. hen house and other out
buildings, plenty OF wood, large amount
of all kinds of fruit, 100 good sugar
maple trees, 8 gold cows, 2 yearling
heifers, good farm horse, 2 shoats,
20 chickens, covered buggy, 2-seat bus
iness wagon, 1 one-horse farm wagon,
2-horse farm wagon, harness (single
and double). cream separator and a
full line of farm tools, IS cords wood
IN the yard: near school and neighbors
good market. Price, complete ST. 100.
J.. Jones, sc State street, Hartford
Conn, room 6.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

I've had few queer experiences in
fertilization. Some time may be
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
FARM For SALE arre hnnSn

FARM FOR SALE-Large house, IA
rooms, bath room and modern i'm
provements, &c acres Of fine land, sit
uated on high ground, / mile from viii
lage Sharon, Conn, with stables on
premises; at moderate expense i'm
provements can be made that will
make it one of the most desirable sum-
mer homes in this vicinity; price
$4,000. Baker & Kirby, Sharon, Conn.
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FARM FOR SALE-Farm OF :

FARM FOR SALE-Farm OF 300
acres, miles from Willimantic, tho
largest and best barn in this section.
wood and timber in abundance, good
to keep 90 head stock easy terms 10
a farmer. S. a Peckham, whitman
tic Conn
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Which are you doing, dearly below
ed, mining" or farming it? We
farmers know that there's a deal
of nonsense talked to and by our
city friends about abandoned farms"
A good many OF us can't help smiling
in a tired way when the talk turns
in that direction. Nevertheless. there
are abandoned and semi-abandoned
farms and fields all over New Eng
land and the east generally; not very
many of them; not so many as the
wailful walls of summer visitors
would seem to Indicate: but enough to
be worth an occasional thought. A
good proportion of them are bleak, thin
soiled, wind swept hills which are not
now and never were fit for anything
but sheep pastures or woods. But
some were originally fertile and profit
able. Those of this latter class might,
again, be made fertile and profitable If
some real farmer would take hold of
the land the original miner" exploit
ed and robbed and then deserted.
Of course | know this Isn't all there
is to It. The desperate lack of farm
labor; the vicissitudes Of time; the va
rying demands of whimsical markets
all enter into the problem. This phase
I'm writing about is only one of the
many phases of a complicated and diff
ficult enigma. But it's one which
must be understood before we can
hope to solve the puzzle.
I've had few queer experiences in
fertilization Soma time I may he
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

FARM FOR SALE-A choice farm
Of 80 acres, situated in one of the best
localities in Sharon. near the village
and golf links; good farmhouse ana
ourbuildings; on this farm Is one of
the finest building sites for a modern
summer home that one could wish for:
a never-failing spring of pure water on
the premises; price $4,000. Baker &
Kirby, Sharon. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

FARM FOR SALE-Large farm Of
over $50 acres, comfortable farmhouse
and outbuildings; on this farm is one
of the finest building sites in this
tricity for light, heat and power; price
$4,000. Baker & Kirby Sharon Conn