showerwal
Mucous!
“’ , Mrs. James Clerk. terms!-
yed. Those present were:
, O'Brien, Kathryn Dut-
thry'n smith. Anna Monsoon.
' holes and Anna Collins. Tillie
‘ -er. Mildred, Gladys and
,Bnith. Anna. Graham. Sue At—
- * Margaret Powers. Jane
8. Kathryn Leonaui. Anna
‘ Frances McQuillan. Ma-
Cebu! sin. Cahlll. Mrs. Alice
Mrs. Maeflinko. Mrs; Jabs
lb. lire. Denny. Mrs. Elsie
Mrs. Harry Le Count. Mrs.
~ with. Mrs. Anna Sherry. Mrs.
' - ' Mills. Mrs. Cutlln. Mr. and
“3*, Hum Seaman. Mr. and Mrs.
.u .- Dotty. Mr. and Mrs. James
at!“ and Mrs. Helen Motherland.
.. ' Q C 0
watts and Caps—:Obrion's—Adv.
' C 0
8:. and Mrs. Ambrose Conghlin
’ Pa.. are visiting Mr.
’ a a a
t In. Millicont B. Downs 02 Chest-
nut street is visiting hei- aunt and
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 1:. Her-
. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wilson are
entertaining over the week-end Mr.
ind Mrs. P. F. Chatterton and
“uglier Belle oi Princeton. N. J.
m abs attending the Yale-Prince-
” “a in New Haven today.
0 O O
‘34:». and Hats—O’Brien's—Adv.
’i
‘ . Herbert Howard 3: Elm street
has resigned his position with the
you Bros. contractors in Westport.
' ” o a a
It. and Mrs. Charles Mom or
«- street are week-ending in
- Falls. N. Y. at the home of
Juno's sister. Mrs. George W.
e
That's alL
G
’ Misses Vivian and Anna Fitch oi
Moraine avenue lett yeterday tor
Winter Park. Florida. where they
.will spend a month with Mr. and
’ 3d". Ira C. Rockham.
O O O
.' We Livingston is ill at
semen Belden avenue.
0 O O
--l'ira Salel Watch and wait for
m Gottliob's, 12 8. Main SL-Adv.
hi.
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Among the Not-walk. residents at-
ending the Yale-Princeton game at
the Yale Bowl in New Haven today
are Dr. and Mrs. Harry ii. Hoiteran.
In and Mrs. Welter D. Bogus. Mr.
, and Mrs. J. C. Pierson. Alvin Curtis.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dorney. Mr.
‘ and Mrs. Horace D. Wilson. M1 t 4
Mrs. Edgar Vernon and sons Lucas
and Robert. Max Huber. George
Gregory and Edmund Randolph or
Harstrorn School. Ruth Cooley. Mae
Knoche. Faye Middleton. Robert W.
,Fewcett. Suanna Taylor Roberts.
Andrew Evans. Herbert Howard.
Frank Monahan. Bud Benson. lrwin
C. Holmes. John C. Keene, Jessie
Cahill. Ruth Wiell, Philip Wehlc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Welcli. Mr.
and Mrs. B. P. Alberta. Martin
~Dfill2. uwrence Masterson. David
H. Polard. Mr. and hire. Waite. Tal-
" ion. Maurice Jerome Finosozi, Ell-
nore . slend. Marion Willis. For-
rol B. on. Stephen P. Cliitord.
‘ - wiston. Mr. and Mrs.
ling and daughter Alicia.
fistula. Donald nudaimn.
’ Tun. Lyman Kane and
it". and Mrs. Howard C.
(and son John.
C O
1a Gene. Tbat’s all.
C U C
m Deane Russel oi
.. M and Lillia’ra Gladys
(I; Wu avenue. and Allen
' “ Wklin Cleverly or
pro attending the dance
’ the firemen. in Itowayton
, I. O a
'haiord Joselowky and
,} Walsh motored to Dan--
m Reliant .oqtorday
the Nomi): High School
3 game with Daubury's
I O G
"More at Donnelly'a
. , mu. Store open
I D- I.
, e, o
c ' is having an addit-
“f‘. ~ to his home on Van Burch
,, e.- e a
Mrs. Walter R. Cameron
street are wpending the
'm as guests of Mrs.
g" parents. Mr. and Mrs.
c ’C O
Q“ am all.
’ g 0 0
cm sum Chemo
W .W *0!!! visitors
3 .. " “if. home 0!
‘un. M
"W
W oi
in town yester-
nolly. oi South.th .strest. '
—.ioln in the ‘ Community sing
Sunday night. 1:80. South Norwalk
M. B. church-:Adv. . .
, Lewis scanners or moon-
tho-Hudson. its. is Visiting“ so.
and Mrs. Cheuncey W. Dinners and
son Oliver o: howl: avenue. .
-—Novembar 1! is the data tor an
evening ct mystery and sun... Come
see Henry in Masts. Mystery and
Mirth. at the South Nos-walk. M. E.
church. under the auspices a)! the
Norwalk Teachers’ Association. Ad
' v.
Miss Nita Knowles of. Fiat ghlll
Road. is entertaining Miss Wt
Tilly oi Laurington liclghtl. N. K.
O O '
jr.. are viaitlng‘tb‘elr grand parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mactsvish oi
Bridgeport. over the .week-end.
C O
-—Kear the Prodigal's Contession
Sunday evening. 7 :80. at tho Metho-
dist church. South Norwalk.-—Adv.
0 a
Miss Susan Coleridge. at Van
Buren avenue. is confined to her
home with a slight attack at newra-
lgia.
so
0
--How long since you were in the
South Norwallc Methodist church?
Be there Sunday night. 7:30. Get
the habit.-—Adv:
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Mia Maude Beagon was a sisitor
in Bridgeport last evening.
e a e
The Hospital Whist club met last
evening at the Norwalk Country club.
A delicious dinner was served to the
members and afterward cards were
enjoyed. There were eight teblees.
Mrs. Reed H. Flynn of 1 Livingston
place was the hostess of the evening.
which was a most successful one.
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Old Well Commundory. No. 958.
U. 0. G. C.. has received an invita-
tion from Guiding star Commandery
0! Bridgeport. to be present at their
class initiation on Monday night. All
members are urged to go.
0 O 0
William Olean of Flex Hill road,
Stephen Loves 0t Ely avenue and
Frank Buchta of Sound View avenue
will leave shortly for San Francisco.
The trip will be made in Mr. Olsen's
car.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Venoaia ct
Meadow street, Miss Julia Mlklos and
William Olsen oi Springwood. motor-
ed to Bridgeport. last night. where
they attended a dance at the Ritz.
O l 0
Frank Lestito of Stamford visited
friends in South Not-wall: yesterday.
O O 0
Miss Helen Sherry of Taylor ave-
nue has resigned her position with
the Jacob Shoe company and gone
to New York City where she has
accepted another position.
0 O 0
John Yobaggy o: is Lowe street
has purchased a Ford sedan.
. 0 U I
Ella and Dorothy. little daughters
of Mrs. M. Gartleid of 9 Washington
street. returned to their home last
night. from the Norwalk hospital.
where they underwent an operation
for the removal or their tonsils.
‘ O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. M. Garfield or Lowe
street are entertaining their son-in-
law Leonard Caseria 0: Bridgeport.
O O O
Miss Julie. Smith of Bouton street
has resigned her position with the
Jacob Shoe company and taken an-
other position in Stamford.
G O 0
Robert Wilson of 48 1-2 Lowe
street has purchased a Buick sedan.
George McElroy 0! Bridgeport.
representative of the Westinghouse
{Electric company. is visiting in
own.
South Main street are having elec-
tricity installed in’ their house. The
Electric Service company is doing
the work.
0 G 0
Mrs. Anna Gilbert of Sound View
avenue has taken a position with the
Jacob Shoe company.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Poklema oi Ely
avenue are entertaining over the
weekend their ncicc. Mia Margaret
Poklemba 0! Bridgeport.
O O O
Andrew Czibere ot Lexington ave-
nue is having his house repainted.
O 0 0
Miss Helen Nessell at Adams avo-
nue motored to Bridgeport last night
where she attended the theatre.
O U .
Miss Helen Sci-kc of New Iork
City is visiting her parents at their
home on Bouton street.
0 G G
William Walsh of Dever street is
attending the Yale-Princeton game.
today.
. O O G
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Garfield
of Newark are visiting rolativoa in
town. - ,
e e e
Charles Mega. o! Baum 'Itrost
motored to Stath yesterday.
, , e e a ,
The case 01 Frank Tooker. charg-
ed with reckless driving. which was
scheduled to come up in the down-
town City Court. this morning hetero
Judge Canoes. was continued until
Monday morning. . ’
O , O
The Norwflk Republican Women’s
association will hold its first meet-
ing or the season. Monday-Moon
at Elks‘ homo. South Main sheet.
All moi-shore areurged to attendee
plans tor thenewseason‘are to be
discussed. “"A ”spasm invitation ‘ h
eatendedriog’theéwomen. who were
clay estgeio . do?)
isvisittagnisauntfira, . -..
Paul Nutting ane‘noins‘s stone. .1.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Mayhow o! 137
meats and baseman
lag, Everybody invites. ,
‘ At. 1330., Mr. Oscarxillewilliglve
the w —; , ' a ;'
The regular Sunday school ses-
doa at to a. m. H. s. Bryan. eu-
petintendent. . - '
observed lathe Rm
church tomorrow morning. The sub-
ieot tor the morning as will be
“The Glory of Manhood.” are will
be appropriate music lol- the occa-
it.
Sunday school will meet at 11:45
a. m.
The Young People's moiety at .7
o'clock. .
In the evening service. at 7:30
there will be good singing: and the
pastor will preach the third» sermon
ot the series on "Historical Christi-
anity." The subject for the evening
will be “Christianity in the Middle
The Teachers' Training class will
meet Thursdayevonlng at '1 p. m. at
the church.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 8 p. m.
e e e
The regular monthly meeting or
the Bowsyton Civic association will
be held in the Rowayton Hose
House Monday night.
0
Mrs. Ruth Finch is entertaining
relatives from New York at her
home on Rowayton avenue over the
week-end.
e o e
5.11 roads will lesd'to the howev-
ton Hose House tonight where the
young peeplo oi the village are giv-
ing a dance. Music will be tur-
nlshed by Wellnits‘ orchestra and an
enjoyable evening. is. anticipated.
0
' The Junior league ot the Metho-
dist church ia holding a meeting and
social this afternoon at the church.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Libby have
closed their home in Rowsyton and
gone to Washington. where they will
pass the winter.
0 0 0
Mrs. James Gaylor oi Wesislde
avenue was a. recent visitor in
Stamford.
O 0 O
The Ep rth league of tho Ro-
wayton M odlst church will hold
a round table meeting Sunday eve.
ning at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Thomas
L Santa. president or the league.
will speak on the "Win My Chum"
campaign. Following the meeting
refreshments will be served and a
cordlai‘invitatlon is extended to all
parishioners to attend.
O 0
At the semi-annual meeting at the
trustees oi the Rowayton Free Li-
brary association. held at the home
or Mrs. Russell Themes. yesterday
afternoon. plans were discussed (or
the celebrating oi the twentieth au-
niversary of the founding of the li-
brary. The association was organ-
ised December 19. 1903.
O Q 0
The Rowayton members of the
People's Chorus held a rehearsal at
the home or FrinltllnmLynoh. Thurs-
da ni ht. They w
Thflrnd‘ay at the home 0! Charles E.
Funk. Rowayton avenue. ,
0
Mr. and Mrs. Hulburt A. Bond of
Rowayton avenue have as , their
guests. Miss Bertha. Bond of Albany
and Newton Bond. Springfield. Mass.
_________.__.___.-—-—
W
There was a tire inthe coel“piio at.
the Post Mill yesterday. caused ' by
spontaneous combustion. A gang of
men were kept busy shoveling the
coal back Iron: thebuildingsh Alter
considerable time theysuceeeded in
extinguishing the are. r
e e e
A special meeting oi the Board of
Finance was called last evening to
consider the advisability of recom-
mending that the salootmen be em-g
powered to borrow money tor cur-
rent expenses.
e a a,
Frank 3. Dayton was a
Bridgeport yesterday;
Mrs. Charming Barrie called a
meeting at women interested in the
League for International Peace and
Freedom. at her home in useoin
street. The gathering was called
for the purpose or working up local
interest in the movement. The Wo-
men's international League (or Tessa
and Freedom (media use has at
national sections and is m-
ing countries. These pro-alt u. .h
meeting were Mrs. Channtag “an"
inn. Arnold Bohlect. Hrs. '
Robertson. Mrs. George Wright.
0-. E. Cutler. Miss Helen Perry
Mrs. Nevada Hitchcock and
John Adams W}
A slight accident occurred on the
hill near the Congregational pas-gong.
are yesterday when a. car drivenbyi
visitor in
and
Mrs.
’1
“l“ather and Bon";lunday will be
m
meet next .
“l
a young woman who gave her name1 ,
fire. A. team as opponentaathe
”Coupe Guards winning ova score
to is. no lineup tot-fine Guel- ‘
w ; _'=Rulnni'l.‘ ‘
Carlson: e“. citation:
tors in.“ March's? i. t.. 1', Bel-dos:
cesium and unseen: r. user-en;
l.'g..'Bettemly. . ' . ‘
‘ G O O .
The mm of Statute"! will, play
thoJOwis o! Weatport a tootbail
susday on the main lot. Greens 1““
DC.
tour men from town lett West-
port for the Tale-Princeton gain" a
yesterday. and arm'- roaching Bridge;
port became confused as to direct: on
and landed bank in Westport. Enter-
ing the “I" they got into an argua
merit and were torcibly ejected. Then
two ct them got=into the wrong car
and whoatho owner protestedthey
retused to get. out. ,The argument
attracted the attention 0! Police'ot-
neer Frank Van who ,‘ immediately
'went to the assistance of the owner
or, the car. The men still retused
to. vacate the car and Odieer‘ Van
was obliged to use torce. When one
or the men tried to strike the ot-
ucer some“ of the bystanders entered
the traces in order to assist the or-
door and for several minutes there
was a tree tor all fight. during
which Odicer Van received a palrdul
cut on the hand. Two on the men
were lacked up in tho-town detention
room. The others were allowed to
go. The two who were “held claim
to be Yale graduates. They were
Jack Burcko of Perl: avenue. Glen.
brook. and C. Carson or 108 Frank-
lyn avenue. New Rochelle. N. 22.
The driver o: the car gavethe name
of King 0! Elm Place. Sumter-d.
They had trouble with their own
car are were driving a car belonging
to the "You Drive" auto renting
company at Stamford. Burch and
Carson were released later on 350
bonds and will have a hearing in the
Town Court on Monday.
M—
Mrs. George Tyler or Noroten is
gaging tor a row days in New York
0 0 0
A brush fire occurred Wedn
atternoon in Barton. just this side or
the New Canaan line. Loeal iii-onion
responded to the call and put out
the flames. New Canaan dromon al-
so arrived on the loans.
0 G
The Red Cross meinbership drive
is progressing rapidly. The Dal-ion
chapter is trying to make this the
banner year.
0 O 0
Many people oi Noroton and Da-
rien attended Frieda Hompuh’s
Jenny Lind concert whichwaa given
on Friday evening. under the aus-
191:? o: the Bhubert Club in Stam-
o .
O G
Mrs. Howe of near} street. Nero-
ton Heights who has beanll for
some time is recovering slowly. "
O O O _
The Church Aid Society or the
Presbyterian Church. Noroton. held
a meeting Tuesday atternoou in the
lecture room. Curtains are being
made for the Sunday school room.
Plans {or the Harvest Supper. which
will be held next Friday evening
were made.
0 O I
The "Thursday Evening Club"
meet this week at the home or Mrs.
Stephen 8. Wood.
C D 0
Mrs. Mend Godher entertained
Mouday evening at a supper and
dance. The guests were. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Reading. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Butter and Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall P. Richards. .
Iii. Lois
is Visiting
L. Gillette
G O I .
Gillette .or New new”
with her mother Mrs. R.
of Brookslde avenue. ,
. ,0 , O I _
Mrs. Andrew Newman or Noroion
Heights recently entertained her
sister 0! Bridgeport
, e e a
Mark W. Norman o: Dal-ion. tier
"*0er an interesting talk on "The
Government of Small Towns” at the
convantion ot the, Connecticut Le‘a-
gue, ct ‘Women Voters. rentals-was
held at the Hotel Ellie. Waterbury.
O O O
The evening service at the
Methodist Church. in”: annealing:
very interesting.-Mr. Johnsture‘ ct
Stanton well known in Y. M.'C. A.
work. sang two poles; Mrs. Marshall
P. Richards and Mrs. Rayomnd God-
he: renderedtwo duets. .
.e-'.. ‘
Schultz“ Saturday Specials
SnailPork Loin:
Should“ erVeaiRonstl4clb~
Fresh Shoulders ’
ease
as Flees. Stochl or :6 ‘Stocnirlace...
; struck Charles "
City. Actions be! dumped out on}.
hiscartogoscroasthestroatto'getj,
water and steppedin from,“ sites
more car which was coming down;
the hill. Agrippa was not ‘ - ,
hurt but was considerably slashes
a complaint. no ail-estates mado.
Miss Betty ‘Taylor. the ' m
Brim pa;
or, us is. 14th street. New York}.
untrained. Ashoretusedtnmahs.
a
d-‘e 1.3,.) s a
pun":nimrdm dsvetsdrous' ,
"sum, 1.1.0331“, my. hon». his.
, its. as»; 3....
field; i. g..'_P_at Drlscoll; .For‘stam- ‘
Church. the w Ll ,
was. Miss Natalie nutshell-6- 80-7
um snap-ire. stone's-prettier. ' .Hr-
Rumpt. Max Ten Eych. a. chum ct
ashes-rs Stephen Woolh .
hector; denim
M 1“.“ ‘75. ., .
V E lanes: M "can tendered-“to
“(A-Whim- 1" W “Iél‘athisbomeon
mm Friday, even-
Mr. and-‘7‘ chili-lea plunge.- in.
‘end Mrs. initersneverili and Mr.
cane Mrs. 7w. G.%‘Doverm 'ot Terry.
itewxi. New Torin. ,7 .
, _ g ‘e- e e
Therm: Aid. Society of the
Congregational: Church at Dex-ten.
wit, boldne; rummage" sale on Nov.
and. in the vacant store next to
the Walter Stewart grocery. ' ‘
tractors have the contract. to. build”
a- house. in: Biivarmine tor Raymond
Montgomery of New Iork City. ,
"Tomorrow evening will be “Boys
and Girls‘ Night” at the Advent
Christian church. There will be an
interesting program.
- e e a
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tiscosh o: Os-
borne avonua are having their house
remodeled. .
e e a
Friendaot Mrs. David Pientla will
regret to hear that she is ill at her
home on Rowan street.
. O 0
Joseph Ticosh of 77 Osborne ave-
nue has resigned'his position with
the Flynn Mot.“ feign company.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Vital a’nd family
have moved from Podmore street to
Flax Hill road. ‘
I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Hedi): o! 20
Benton street have purchased a.
house on Eversley street. where they
will take up their residence shortly.
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond oi’
East avenue motored to New York
Thursday.
O O 0
Mrs. Clara Hamilton 02 Amund-
sen street is entertaining friends
train Strameld.
G I 0
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Beers and Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Bill or Elton place.
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lloyd of Broad River. are in New
Haven today, witnessingtho Yale-
Princeton game.
0 O .
Mr. and Mrs. S. Arteli o! Rowan
street motored to Bridgeport. yester-
day. where they visited with rela-
tives. “
O O 0
Anthony Lipra ct Westiiort 1 was
the guest yesterday at Mr. and Mrs.
M. Galbo at their home on Fort-Point
street. ’
Adds Half Million-
to Caruso Estate
TRENTOS. N. J.. Nov. ‘.'.—-The
estate or Enrico Caruso. opera sing.
or. who died in August. 1921. was
enriched 8585.727 in 1921 and 1982
by royalties from the sales or rec-
ords by the Victor Talking Machine
Co.. it was learned today when his
widow asked chancel? court to re-
lieve her from administration or the
royalty contracts.
Mrs. Caruso'a petition requested
that the Victor company be eniruste
with the payment of the royalties
to the various heirs in acct-dance
with the terms or the Caruso will.
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Building Penults
The following building permits
were issued yesterday by Building
inspector Hubbell:
E .0. Stewart. repair stucco wall
at the corner of South Main street
and Haviisnd. cost 8600. ‘
P. N. Bernard. garage
Rocks Road. cost 8350.
Ann's W
—a‘-_‘
For the first time in many wee
a... ._.....’.....'12j1.-2fc"lb;‘
not a. single entry was made last
night in the police blotter at the
First District police station.
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..............17c§!_b'ii
13¢").
as, s s es 's sis e ..-. e335?!
‘ ‘ “ 14¢ _
‘Wood and Van Dine. local con?
inEssi"
.[ { . g. r“! ‘ , -
.fiiihe renewing building items are
taken-irons the Commercial nee-
”01113’ ~ , . ~
W on surest avenue.
_ finnthyfiOvington pull Venn: a
bunselew on Forest avenue. newlu
be its” teat. of trans construction.-
‘ There :‘iriiibo sis rooms and bath
pith the ”hue! Wants. m-
elm hobbit: heat. Ibo contract
is: the-building ha beenlet ton.
in. Knapp. and the house will cost
about 36.600. , .
From the plans—o: Architect A. a.
North. MILE: Legg will construct
a. one. houseoa Ohio avenue.
it will bonus feet. or trams cone
ate-action. with live rooms'aod bath.
It will be, equipped with hot air heat
and other-«cm: cos. The con-
tract has been a cd to the Re-
liable Building as. and the cost will
be in the neighborhood 0! «.000.
Turn Houses claim Avenue.
Samuel J.’ Stewart twill erect two
onsetamily houses'on New-town avo-
nus. The out ,will be, ssxze feet.
With six, rooms and hot air heat.
The second will. be 30:34 feet. with
eight rooms and bath with hot air
heat. Both houseewill be occipped
with all conveniences. The contract
ton- botls homes has been let to The
Reliable Building 00.. and the plans
are D Architect R. H. North. The
cost 0 the former house is estimated
at 5&000. and the latter at 810,000.
Prince Garage. .
Bishop & Linea. dealers in build-
ers' supplies. will construct a one-
story building on Leonard street. It
will be 65x81 feet. with a brick front -
and cement block sidewalls. The
flooring will bethree-ply materials.
Clarence E. Finch has been awarded
therbuilding contract. The plans
are by Architect C. E. Cutler. West-
poriq The building will cost about
37.000. and it will be used (or the
company's trucks.
Twocli‘amiiy House.
Julia Rippel will erect a two-tam-
ily house on Summit avenue. It will
be 01 frame construction. 26x24 feet.
The contract has been awarded to
J. J. Veno. The cost will be about
87.500.
’50 Build on Raymond Terrace.
Charles MacDonald will construct
a. one-iamily house on Raymond ter-
race. It will be 2dx26 feet. of iratne
construction. with ,six rooms and
bath. There will be hot air and oth-
er conveniences. In the rear of the
house will be built a concrete gur-
age which will contorm to the de-
sign at the house. The owner will
do the building. 'and the plumbing
and electrical, work have not as yet
been awarded. The estimated cost
or buildings is about ".000.
Altcrtaiom on Wall Street.
The A. R. Malkln Co.. have been
awarded the contract for alterations
to the Norwallr Club Co. building at
61 'Weil'stuet. The changes will be
on the first floor. leased by the Con-
necticut Co“ The stairway will be
removed from the center ot the
building to the side. and the pre-
sent two stores will be made into
one. This will necessitate building
a new store front. with new metal
ceilings. plate glam and the usual
trimmings. There will be addition~
al interior alterations. which will
make the cost of alterationssbou
$8,000. ,
81.800 ATTACHMENT.
An attachment for $1.200 was died
yesterday with Town Clerk Herbert
R. smith against the property at
Edna. M. and Irving E. Whitney. in
favor of Lewis Wat-dell. I t is al-
leged that notes amounting to 8909
are overdue. Damage or 81,000 are
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