The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-09
Just to Inform the People

and well located property ln and around Bridgeport, here is a word to the buyer and the prospective buyer. Don't buy where you have to pass through an undesirable neighborhood, you may get your block knocked off or have a knife tucked into you, if you try to go home in the dark. The approach to prop erty is the first thing should be looked into. Having to pass through, a cheap and undesirable neighborhood is a most severe knock down to any property no matter how good it may look in the dis tance. So just think over the following tracts, consid- CT their location, the elegant approach with first class trolley service:
 Making the starting point at Meigs' store, corner of Fairfield avenue and Main street, take any Fairfield avenue car to w est Harbor, get off at Ellsworth street, at the Protestant Orphan Asylum, only a few minutes walk south you will see the sign tWest Harbor. '' This property fronts the Sound, between Seaside Park and Black Rock Harbor. If you want a first class investment | West Harbor is the spot.
 The City of Bridgeport purchased Fayerweather Island, which is an addition to Seaside Park. When the Improvements now laid out are completed, West Harbor property will be worth $1OO1 a foot. The approach, 1oca- ton and trolley service is everything COULD be l wished for. Look it over.
 Now we will go to ''Beach- view Take any Fairfield avenue car, get off at Beach i view avenue, which is about 500 feet this side of Ash Greek bridge on the south side of Fairfield avenue. Lots fronting right on the avenue, 5Ox10O feet, $550 to $7OO. Everything there, sewer, city water, fine trol- ley service and electric lights, fronting right on Fairfield avenue the finest street out of Bridgeport. Lots on Beachview avenue extending to the water $465. The approach and location is the finest.
 Now we will go over to the East all the vacant land with first class manufacturing concerns. Take any New Haven, Washington Bridge. Paradise Green or Derby car to South avenue there you are at POOtatuCk Park. South avenue is fine seventy five foot street extending from Strat- ford avenue to South Main street, Stratford. All the streets are madel eidewaI1ed and graded, city water in the streets, fine houses going up, the property is surrounded by fine resi- denceS, churches and schools, no uIl- desirable section to pass through the trolley service is twelve cars an hour.
 mt 1 dollar elsewhere. The lots on all our tracts are fifty by one hundred feet. Park the prices range from two hum dred and twenty-five to three hun 1red and seVenty-five dollars. And we have still another tract on the north side of South Ave, formerly the property of Tom Lowe, it is ex- eeptionalIy fine, close to Stratford avenue fronting South avenue. All lawn land- city water right there. We have another tract of about twelve acres right on top of the hill between BaFngIm and StratfOrd avenues and seeing the trolley is soon to be sex- tended out Barnum avenue it makes this a most desirable section. aiflz4ie approach to this property is fine 1tffli trolley lines on both sides on the two leading thorOughfares out of the city.
 Now, hope I have made it 3l5Iain to you that you don't have to wade through sWamps, duck under bridges or pass through dangerous OF undo sirabIe neighbOrhoods where there are no Improvements whatever MIL Ter & Jordan are the absolute osyI1efs of all the property referred to saESTe pective buyers or people who are thinking of buying, it would be well 10 call at the office of 'r'f
 Miller & Jordan
 % Fairfield Avenue