The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21
PERSONAL LETTER TO
 REAL ESTATE BUYERS.
Bridgeport, Conn.,, May IT. 1909.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, May IT. 1909. In view of the many attractions of fered in real estate in the vicinity of Bridgeport, deem it fair to our selves to call attention to the fact that Frairview Lawn lots are within the city limits where fire and police pro schools and churches and facilities for reaching the business center of the city are close at hand. It is the coun- tryside of the city, where you can en- joy the singing of birds, the bloom of flowers, the Till of the water, the spring of green grass under your feet, and still you are in touch with the busy thrObbing center of the city, with its noise, it's clamor, it's bells, it's dust, hustle and hustle. In fifteen minutes you can be in the quiet and calm of the countryside, with cool breezes and beautiful scenery, with distant views of the lower city and the Sound be yond, where the nights are reStful and quiet; the place for children to rOmp to grow, without fear of accidents from trolleys, automobiles, and other dangers incident to city life.
 Bridgeport is filling up fast, Va cant lots at prices that are within the reach of the many are becoming scarce. Now is your opportunity to buy a valuable piece of real estate, in the vicinity of which, during the last twelve months, over forty houses have been erected; where a rough street has been converted into a magnificent boulevard which is to be graded to the city limits; where trolley exten- sions are sure to be made; and where the best people are buying lots and building their homes.
 North Main street has many attrac- tions not obtainable in any other part of the city-magnificent views, fine wa ter, fine shade trees, elegant drives, se- cluded places, accessibility, 1n line with many improvements
 Such opportunity to purchase all AL of tfry1 will never be offered again. Streets that now need grading will be grad ed, shade trees will be planted, houses will go up, schools and churches will and population will be added to Bridgeport. Every year there are eight to ten thousand new people ad- ed to the population of Bridgeport. All these have to have homes and lots to build on We invite them, stranger as well as citizen, to inspect the beau ties of Fairview Lawn, the best and finest piece of real estate that will ever be offered within the city. limits; It is the poor mans opportunity and the rich mans investment, and if both take advantage of this offer, their money will increase, and double, and treble, in the next five or ten years. Many fortunes have been made by Lay the foundation of a fortune for your children in the safest bank. ''The safest bank is the bank of earth.' Fairview Lawn is the best of all. A ten minute ride for a five cent fare, a five-minute walk and you are there. Take a North Main street car to end of line.
 Statesmen with red badges will meet you and show you over the property. Bring the children, and for their con- venience we will have carriage meet the trolley. They can romp on the grass, pick flowers, while you are viewing the property.
 These lots are bound to increase in value. Care has been taken in dis posing of lots to secure good neigh bors. No objectionable people hold lots. Every effort to build up fine and residential section has been used.
 You can freely recommend these lots to your closest friends, acquaintances and relatives a good investment, one that will yield many returns for the money invested as a speculation, or for a home. Come and see the land.
 Yours for a home and prosperity,
 J. A. RICHARDSON,
 Sales Agent, 923 Main St.