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Mall Keeps Cops Busy Room Colonial y A 16—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 19,1990 191^ HOMES HOMES r n HOMES r n HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS MISCELLANEOUS BOATS/MARINE Jk FOR SALE FOR SALE L i i l FOR SALE l£LI FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT I FOR RENT EQUIPMENT Lottery Leaving Gloom NORTH COVENtRY- NOT JUST FOR THE M A N CHESTER-New E N N E T Elderly 1 CAR GARAGE-Storage FOR SALE-14 foot wood FIREPLACES!!! Just MANCHESTER, EAST A New listing! Large, prl- IN-LAWSIII N e w ly Listing. Nicely main­ Apartments-1 bedroom only. $40 per month. boat and trailer, steer­ reduced! This 1735 Co­ MEADOW-1 bedroom vate fenced-ln IlstedI Dutch Colonial tained 3 b e d ro o m apartments for Imme­ Rose 647-8400 or 646- ing wheel and forward lonial must be seen to mid-rlse Condo In a diate occupancy. 1 May be needed Turner quitting as Connecticut AD Defense workers backyard with above has 7 rooms In the main home, freshly wallpa­ 8646. ________________ co n tro ls . SVi horse w 1 house plus a 3 room pered, move-ln condl be believed. Totally choice location near month free rent. Please power motor con­ ground pool and deck. updated with new roof g a r a g e f o r R E N T - apartment for a total of tion, lovely family shopping, bus and call 528-6522 fo r an verted to unleaded to choose students/3 to take job at North Carolina State/11 get no encouragement/4 Perfect for family and foundation, new Manchester. $40.00 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms, room with fireplace, highway. $74,900. D .W . application.__________ fuel. $700 or best offer. gatherings! Super furnace and wiring, monthly. Pleose call and 2 '/ 2 baths. 1st floo r great yard for kids. Fish R ealty, 643-1591.0 Cal I afte r 6pm, 649-9315. clean, recently redone, new kitchen and baths. Coventry-1 bedroom, 643-4421.______________ den, fireplace. House Is Call today for details. near UCONN, lake. hardwood floors Formal dining room, STORAGE/WARE- Now is the time to run an situated on 7.34 acres $179,900. Century 21, Pets welcome. Availa­ throughout. A must 4-5 bedrooms. Wide HOUSE Space- ad in classified to sell that with the possible subdi­ Epstein R e a lty , 647- ble 5/14. $450 util. seel $137,775. Philips Pine floors and wains­ ILOTS/LAND + Commerclal. 34x46 vision of 3 additional 8895.0 742-5404. I cam era you no longer Reol Estate, 742-145Qo coting throughout. 1.8 FOR SALE ayallable soon. Central building lots. Privacy MANCHESTER-Famlly use._____________________ COVENTRY-A rare find! acres or 11 acres for MANCHESTER- Manchester location, personifledi 11 $370,000. ONE OF THE good habits Contemporary Cape home. Spacious Split, 4 farming or developing WILLINGTON-Near 1-84. 2,3,4,5,and 6 room security fenced. Call Anne Miller Real Est­ bedrooms, 2 baths, Beautiful 2 acre ap­ apartments for rent, 228-3863 eyeninos. thrifty people have deve­ with spacious, open ate, 647-8000. □ or home business! I floor plan. Breakfast move-ln condition, $244,900. Anne M ille r proved building lot. 646-2426 weekdays, 9-5. loped Is dally reading of fireplaced living room, Dead end street. Quiet The ads In classified. bar, fireplace In living NORTH COVENTRY-147 Real Estate, 647-8000.D M A N Y 2, 3, 8i 4 bedroom n o l ROOMMATES near schools, a must to freed, location. Tullv That’s where they find room and a wood/coal Grant Hill Rd. New 7 apartments In E. Hart­ stove. 1st floor den and see. Century 21, Ep­ Real Estote, 643-0005. WANTED value buys. plus room, 2 '/ 2 bath stein R ealty, 647-8895.D ford and Manchester. 2nd floor loft suitable Cape, 1st floor fire- CONDOMINIUMS NEW LISTING! Prime 646- 1218 or 649-0857. FEMALE ONLY-2 prl- for home office. Full CONTEMPORARY placed family room, lot In Pondview subdi­ BOLTON-2 bedroom, 1st yate rooms, share kit­ length upper balcony. SPLIT-PrIce reduc­ IFOR SALE 1st floor laundry/mud vision. Sacrifice sale. floo r. $600 plus utilities. chen, bath. $450 m onth. I TAG SALE Private lot with rear tion. $170's. Call Ron $90,000. Call fo r details. ilanrliPBtpr leralfi room , 3 bedrooms on Includes all. 645- m Fournier, 649-3087. MANCHESTER-DrastIc Security. No pets. 643- ■ t yard bordering on CHS 2nd floor, bookcases, 6 Reduction. Owner C e ntu ry 21, Epstein 0926.__________________ 8776/646-2439. TAG ^ALE^SaturdoT*, A th letic Field. $153,900. RE/MAX East of the R ealty, 647-8895.0 A pril 21, 9am-1pm. 148 panel solid doors, R iver, 647-1419.0 wants action on this Philips Real Estate, crown moldings, gor­ great 2 bedroom unit BOLTON-1 bedroom Edgerton St.,Apt.A6. 742-14500_____________ geous lot! Reduced AN AMERICAN DREAM featuring first floor BUSINESS apartment enclosed Friday, April 20,1990 MANCHESTER- $10,000 to $199,900. Is w hat this hom e, porch,Separate en­ FURNITURE Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents, bedroom, 2 full baths, PROPERTY I WANTED TO Immaculate 3 bedroom Truly our best buy! barn, 4 plus acres Is all fireplace, full base­ trance. Utilities In­ I home. Priced to sell! Blanchard 8< Rossetto about. The 8 room, 4 cluded. $500 a month. CHAIRS-2 Colonial style IBUY/TRADE ment and much more. BUSINESS SENSE-Your Specialities Include Realtors," We’re Sel­ bedroom hom e Is lust Tedford Real Estate, swivel rockers. Perfect Call for details. own piece of real estate fireplaced living room ling Houses" 646-2482.0 simply magnificent. 647- 9914. condition. $150 fo r pair WANTED: Antiques and $139,900. C entury 21, tor vour office. Flexi­ and Inground Sabrina You need to see all this 645- 8274. clean, used furniture. BRING YOUR G O L F Epstein Realty, 647- ble floor plan, lower Pool. Joan Inguanlt. property has to offer. 8895. □ Please call 645-1174. Soldiers storm plant CLUBS when you view level conference, li­ $154,900. Sentry Real It's Incredible. Asking this m alestic 8 plus COVENTRY-Exceptlonal brary or training Estote, 643-4060.O In the $400's. Call B ar­ [ 3 ^ HOMES I SPORTING Mall keeps cops busy room Colonial. 2 full bara. RE/MAX East of home! First take time room. 2nd floor rental I ^ C A R S MANCHESTER- FOR RENT I GOODS and 2 half baths, large the River, 647-1419.0 to enloy the Interior unit for additional In­ FOR SALE as crackdown goes on The total number of calls received last year was Immaculate 3/4 bed­ rooms, and a primler it for them (in the parking lot),” he said. feotures of this Impec­ com e. Asking $295,000. GOLF CLUBS-Complete By Rick Santos room Colonial with Spa location overlooking CUSTOM CRAFTED MANCHESTER-Loyely 3 slightly more than 47,000. cable Colonial Includ­ Call Barbara. set. 3-Sand Wedge, DODGE - 1986. '150', 318 Manchester Herald Streitz said if a shopper cannot find his or her and Sauna plus many the Manchester Coun­ Dutch Cape that backs bedroom Duplex. Car­ VENRJS, U.S.SA. (AP) — and inducements and refuses to re­ ing country kitchen RE/MAX East of the Irons 8i Metal Wood 1, CID, automatic, bed If the mall continues to produce incidents at the car, the mall public safety officers will drive the more ammenitles. In­ try Club. Blanchard 8, up to acres of open peting. Immediate oc­ Dozens of Red Array soldiers scind a declaration proclaiming it­ and 1st floo r firep lace River, 647-14l0.n 3, 5. Includes bag. E x­ liner, tool box, 50K, rate it has so far, then its district would receive an law apartment with se­ Rossetto Realtors," space. Beautiful cupancy. $785. Owner- Since the Pavilions at Buckland Hills opened person around the parking lot to look for it. then relax on the pri­ cellent condition. $125. $5500. 742-8669. sunraed intP St prating plant today self an occupied, independent parate entrance. A We're Selling Houses" touches In every room . /A gent. 646-3938. additional 2,000 calls. Besides the mall. Wood said police are con­ vate deck overlooking ROOMS 646- 1194. CHEVY 1979- C am aro- and beat civUian g m d s in a state. last month, Manchester police have responded to must see! Doris 646-2482.0 Enjoyable fireplaced I a gorgeous treed lot. MANCHESTER-9 room Black Mall officials believe the number of calls will cerned about their increasing responsibility Bourque. $199,900. Sen­ family room that opens FOR RENT good condition renewal of the KfenUin’s strong- The soldiers, some armed with about twice as many incidents there as they had $172,900. D.W. Fish Bungalow. V2 acre lot. $3000. decrease as mall tenants learn when they should try Real Estate, 643- MANCHESTER-"Brand to 3 season porch. In- 528-1098 after arm tactics a ^ n s t Lithuania’s in­ truncheons and assault rifles, predicted. generated by numerous other industrial, commer­ R ealty, 643-1591.Q $995 m onthly. Ken, 643- END ROLLS 6pm. 4060. □________________ New" beautiful 3 bed­ ground pool, fruit MANCHESTER- 1442. and shouldn’t request police service, said the cial, and re^ estate developments in the Buckland MANCHESTER-Well 2 7 W width — 50C dependence lOTve, witnesses said. forced their way into a Communist room, single family trees, brick walks. Centrally located. CHRYSLER 1971 N ew ­ Although police spokesman Gary Wood said BOLTON-Spaclous 4 bed­ cared for newer vinyl 13" width — 2 for 50® In another development, Party printing plant in the center of mall’s Assistant General Manager Teresa Streitz.
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