Linda Murphy of Shelton and Mark A. Russo of Hopewell Junction, N.Y., to Eugenia Z. PiDala of Sandy Hook, residential property at 68 Elizabeth Circle for $327,500. Prudential Relocation Inc of Scottsdale, Ariz., to Robert A. and Deana Merchant of New

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Published: Apr 23, 2010 12:00 am

Linda Murphy of Shelton and Mark A. Russo of Hopewell Junction, N.Y., to Eugenia Z. PiDala of Sandy Hook, residential property at 68 Elizabeth Circle for $327,500. Prudential Relocation Inc of Scottsdale, Ariz., to Robert A. and Deana Merchant of Newtown, residential property at 67 Tomahawk Trail for $389,000. Robert T. and Kara A. Connelly of Newtown to Tyler Fritz of Newtown, residential property at 7 Scenic View Drive for $328,250.

Mary B. Blodgett of Raleigh, N.C., to Carolyn M. and Whylen G. Cooper of Newtown, residential property at 29 Equestrian Ridge Road for $1,088,230. Gary R. Leavitt of Bantam and Dianne L. Bartas of Sharon, Mass., to Brian K. Leavitt of Newtown, residential property at 18 Elm Drive for $239,400.Deutsche National Bank of Santa Ana, Calif., to David J. Rowe, residential property at 79 Hattertown Road for $200,00. Richard and Sylvia Horvath of Asheville, N.C., to Jason and Sara Barnes of Newtown, residential property at 7 Phyllis Lane for $425,000.

Jean M. and Mark M. Passero of Newtown to Charles Howell of Newtown, residential property at 2 Mt Pleasant Road for $314,325. Amy L. and Timothy M. Kovacs of Land Oâ Lakes, Fla., to Valerie and William V. Jones of Newtown, residential property at 40 Bradley Lane for $440,000. Carlos and Maria Stela Kowarick of New Milford to Ivayla L. and Steven D. Kuchenbrod of Newtown, residential property at 5 Hawthorne Hill Road for $392,500.

Renee M. and Michael J. Luttati Trustees of the 12 Arthurs Court Trust of North Reading, Mass., to Christina M. MacNicholl of Newtown, residential property at 12 Arthurs Court for $770,000. Bank of America Successor by Merger of Chicago to Gregory H. Pochodaj, residential property at 3 Autumn Ridge Road for $5700,000. George M. Cannata of Merritt Island, Fla., to Saba and Robina Marji of Newtown, residential property at 13 Appleblossom Lane for $307,000.

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Linda Murphy of Shelton and Mark A. Russo of Hopewell Junction, N.Y., to Eugenia Z. PiDala of Sandy Hook, residential property at 68 Elizabeth Circle for $327,500. Prudential Relocation Inc of Scottsdale, Ariz., to Robert A. and Deana Merchant of New

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