The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-25
REAL ESTATE IN
 SUBURBAN TOWNS
WILLIAM HI. TERRY SELLS IS
 TO BENJAMIN D. RYDER.
STAMFORD.


 Charles Sabol to Peter Sabol, an un- tain tract of land on Bruce avenue so called, bounded north for 1O5 feet on lot 80 of D. F. Hollister, east 25 feet on lot S3 of D. F. Hollister; south for 107 feet on North street and west for 25 feet on Bruce avenue, the whole subject to a mortgage of $1,00O.
 Frank Miller and Michael J. Jor- dan, to Samuel Smith of Bridgeport, a part of the tract known as Poota- tuck Park, being lots Ill and 112. No building to be erected costing less than s1,00O above the cellar and must be 10 feet from the line of any street.
 Harriett H. Reed of Bridgeport to John and Mary Kamireski a tract of land bounded north for 54 feet by land formerly of D. F. Hollister; east for 100 feet by land of the grantor; south west for 100 feet on Sound View ave- nue. the whole known as lots 605 and COG on the map of Hollister Heights.
 Saint Augustine's church of Bridge port, for s25 and other valuable con- alterations to the Connecticut Rail- way and Lighting Company, certain parcels of land in Bridgeport and Stratford. described as follows: begin ming at a point which is the intersec- tion of the northerly line of Radel street and easterly line of Stratford avenue, running thence in the north erly line Of Radel street 462 feet south westerly to the center line of Bruces brook, thence in a northerly direction making an angle of g degrees and 50 minutes with the last above described line for 125 feet, to the point c in the center line of Bruce's brook, thence in northerly. direction making angle of 199 degrees and 16 minutes
 1IzI an6 lir,o fn1 39S feet to the point D in the center of Bruce's Brook, thence northerly at an angle of 133 degrees and 42 minutes for 215 feet, to the easterly side of Stratford avenue.
 Peter and Maria Maiada to Burr & Knapp of Bridgeport, for $25O, land bounded north on lots 30, 31, and g. for 75 feet: east on lot 0 for S8 feet south for 75 feet on Goodwin Place and west for 90 feet by land of James Feeley, being known as lots 5 and 3t on the map of Homesite.
 George F. Hill of Bridgeport to Mary Walz of Bridgeport, two certain pieces of land the first piece bounded north for 25 feet by land of the Thompson heirs; east for 97 feet by land former ly of D. r. Hollister; south for 2; feet on Hollister street; and west fol eS feet on land of D. F. Hollister, be- ing known as lot 209.
 
 A lot in the old South School district bounded north for PA feet by land o1 Sarah G. Edwards, east for 50 feet or Eln. street; south for 220 feet by 1anc of Eimly O'Neil and west for 50 feet by land of Nellie SLall.
 William H. Terry, of Bridgeport. tc Benja min G. Ryder, two certain pieces of land the first piece bounded north by land George +. Booth cas- by the Housatonic river; south by tht highway and west by land of Myrs Curtis, the whole containing some Il acres. The second piece is bounded north by the highway; east and soutf by the Housatcric river and west bJ land of w. H. Blakeman and lanG of the Connecticut Railway and Light ing Company, the whole amounting te two acres
 Henry P Stagg to Charles J. F1ynr of Bridgeport, lots 219. 220, 221, 241 242. and 243, on a plan of Sound View Terrace.
 Martha J. Wheeler as life tenant In possession of the estate of Joel B Wheeler, of Oxford, in the town 0. Waterbury. to John Troesser, land