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BUILDING INSPECTOR'S‘ REPORT
SHOWS INCREASE IN PERMITS
OVER MONTH OF JULY, 1925
The report for tho elice of Build-
lnd Inepootor Hubbell for the month
of July. 1020. follows:
The number of building permits
i-ued was 11. with an estimated
cost of $300,751. This is a decrease
of it permits and $15.62!. in esti-
mated cost from the month of June.
me. but an increase of 1 permits
over the record of July. it".
Forty-nine permits were for new
buildings and :8 for additions or
alterations. slammed as 43 residen-
tial. to garages. 4 stores. 8 dairies. 3
schools. 1 club.) industrial planta‘l
gas station and s storehouses.
New Y. M. H. A. Home
Extensive repairs are being made
‘on the Young Men's Hebrew As-
sociation home on West avenue.
Contractor Fred J. Hodges is doing
the carpentry alterations and other
contracts will be awarded as soon as
his work is well under way.
Summary for the Heath.
New buildings and additions. '1:
permits. estimated cost. $206,757.
Plumbing installations. it permits.
estimated cost. ”In“. Electrical
installations. as permits. estimated
cost. “.011. Total. lb! permits.
estimated cost [380.003.
uncanny line- the Year To Date.
New buildings and dditions. 499
permits. estimated cos. "Minot.
Plumbing installations. :5: permits.
estimated out $114,581. Electrical
installations. 801 permits. estimated
cost'ttufl. Total. 1.050 permits.
estimated cost sinuses. '
Frame Started on
Marvin Beach Home
The frame has already been start-
ed on the new Andrew Hansen home
at Marvin beach. It will have six
rooms. The contracors expect to
have it readytfor occupancy with-
in two months.
Rules For Federal Sale
‘ Of ConfisCated Booze
Bureau Of Internal Reve-
nue Prescribes Forms To
Used In Disposal To
naturing Plants.
(The United Stiles Daily)
The bureau of internal revenue
has issued Treasury Decision No.
8898. providing for the sale of for-
feited or abandoned distilled spirits.
taxofree. to proprietors of industrial
alcohol plants for denaturation or
rcdlstilllng for denaturation.
. The full text of the decision fol.
lows:
To collectors of internal revenue.
prohibition administrators. and oth-
ers concerned: .
Section 901 of the revenue
approved February 26. 1928.
.vides that:
"Notwithstanding the provisions of
act
pro-
' Section 3334. of the Revised Statutes.
as amended. or Section 492 of the
Tariff Act of 1922. any distilled
spirits forfeited or abandoned to the
United States may be sold. in- such
‘ "es as the commissioner of intern-
al revenue may by regulation pro-
vide. to the proprietor of any indust-
rial alcohol plant for denaturation.
or redistlllatton and denaturation.
without the payment of the internal
revenue tax thereon.”
Pursuant to this statutes distilled
spirits forfeited or abandoned to the
United States and ordered sold by
the court through the United States
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W’PATIIEIIT news
BALANCE WITHIN 12
.Q _ MONTHS
We have 35 satisfied cus-
tomers in this section. Come
in and let us show you the
dependable furnace.
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SUPPLY SHOP,‘ Inc.
to Iain St. Norwslk. Conn.
57.“ Telephone no
marshal. or sold by a collector of
internal revenue. collector of cue-
toms. or other odlcerhmay be pur-
chased without payment of the in-
ternal revenue tax thereon by the
proprietor of any industrial alcohol
plant for denaturation. if 160 proof
or more. and otherwise suitable for
denaturation. or for distillation prior
to denaturation if the proof or qual-
Ity is not suitable.
On purchase of any distilled spirits
so sold the proprietor of the indust-
rial alcohol plant will 'apply to the
prohibition administrator on form
lilo for permit. form lilo-A to cov-
er the transportation of e spirits.
naming the United Stat marshal.
collector of internal revenue. collect-
or of customs. or other emcer as the
vendor.
On receipt of the spirits at the in-
dustrial alcohol plant. if found to be
of suitable proof. for denaturation.
entry should be made in form 1443-
B. columns 1 to 8. giving the name
and address of the United States
marshal. collector of internal reven-
ue..collector of customs. or other of-
ficer from whom purchased in col-
umn z. The proof gallons received
will be stated separately in the sum-
mary of the form at a special line
entitled “Received from United
States marshal. collector of internal
rev'cnuc. collector of customs. or oth-
er officer."
Any distilled spirits so purchased
by the proprietor of an industrial al.
cohol plant which require redistilla-
tion will be reported by the offi-
cer in charge of the industrial aloo-
hoi plant in the "remarks" column.
of 'form 1452. giving the name and
address of the United States mar-
shal. collector of internal revenue.
collector of customs, or other officer
from whom purchased. the amount
received and the number and dcs-
criptioe of the packages. The officer
will also note thereon the number
of proof gallons produced therefrom.
A gauge of the alcohol. so pro.
duced will be made and reported on
forms “40 and 1441. with proper
notation as to the origin of the al-
cohol. The proprietor will also re-
port the amount so produced in
columns 1 to 6 of form Ilia-A, in.
dicating in column 2 that the alco-
hol was produced from spirits pur.
chased from a United States marshal
collector of internal revenue. coliec~
tor ‘of eustdtns. or other officer.
If the spirits are sold to the pro-
prietor of an industrial alcohol
plant' who does not maintain a bond-
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ssomoamormamrssnm .
ram Mil-12 do. Nerwalk. (loan.
Quality Surveys llado foe Owners and Builders
F. H. Keyser to Build
East Arenue Home
. For Ralph Cole
1". H. Keyser. Koeier avenue, has
been awarded the general contract
for a house on East avenue which
will be built for Ralph Colo. River-
side avenue. l-‘rom private plahs the
residence will be H x 20 foot, of
frame construction. containing sev-
en rooms. The heating will be by
hot water. A two-car garage is to
be built in the rear. The estimate)!
cost is $10,000.
Gamble Active in
Stamford Vicinity
Contractor William J. Gamble re-
ports much building activity during
the past two weeks. He is doing
much work at the present time in
Glenbroek. Springdslo. and Stain-
ford. His construction is confined
for the most' part to six and seven
room house.
Beatrice Olsen House
Contractor Harold Karlsen start-
ed work reccntly on a six room house
for Beatrice Olsen on Thames ave-
nue. The new home will be 37:25'
feet and of wood construction.
MAKEIT TASTE ‘
BAD, lS AIM
OF CHEMISTS
l-‘urther efforts will be made by
Government chemists to denature in.
dustry alcohol to such an extent
as to render it unfit for beverage pur-
poses. it was announccd on August
1: by Acting Secretary of the Tree
sury Garrard B. Winston. ‘
On July 2. 1926. Acting Commis-
sioner of Internal Revenue C. R.
Nash issued an order to prohibition
administrators and collectors of in-
ternal revenue providing that one-
haif gallon of gasoline be placed, is
each 100 gallons of alcohol to be
used for industrial purposes to pre-
vent delivsion of industrial alcohol
to beverage channels.
ed warehouse in connection there-
with. receipt of the spirits at the in-
dustrial alcohol plant, if of proper
proof for denaturation. will be cnlcr-
cd in form 1488 in the statement on-
titlcd "Alcohol Produced and De-
positcd in Receiving Tic-Ike." with
proper explanatory note. giIlng ihc
name and address of the L'niied
states marshal. collector of internal
revenue. collector of slalom-Jr oth-
er officer from whom purchased. 1
The proof gallons so received will
be stated separately in the summary
of the form at a special lino entitled
”Received from United States mar-
shal. coilcc or of internal revenue.
cgiiector o customs. or other offi.
C r." 1f the spirits require redistilia-
tion. report thereof will be made on
form 1452. as set forth in the pre-
ceding paragraph. and the proprietor
will report. the amount produced
from the redistillatlon of the spirits
in the statement headed “Alcohol
produced and deposited in receiving
tanks" in farm 14”. with proper ex-
planatory note.
ADVERTISE ON THE
TERRY-MAC _
Illustrated Billboard
47 Wall St. ”Phone 92367
"Do Not nouns—Buy at Rome‘
PAGE FIVE.
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THE “PHILADELPHIA TYPE” HOME IS
CHARMING, SIMPLE
The attractiveness of alhouse is
not dependent on its site nor on ex-
pensive accessories. as the charm of
this simple design illustrates.
The intermediate roof. or “hood."
to which lo mnny Of the delightful
homes In the vicinity of Philadel-
phia it u their outward appeal. is
the distinctive feature of the front.
It gives an appearance of great
breadth and at the same time of
homey-noes.
The variety of available roofing
material and of brick tones and lo):-
turcs afford many harmonious col-
or schemes. The house will go on
a 50-foot lot. in fdci. by squeezing.
a driveway to a. garage in the rear
Samuel J. Stcnart. Jr. 47 Wall
street. has a permit to build a house
on Patrick street. The house will
be 30 x :6 feet. of frame construc-
Sez Red:
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Oalr Makes A Permanent Floor
modern. The work can be done one room at a time. if you pro-
for. No woodwork is disturbed except theduartor round at the
baseboard. Increased value when time comes to rent or sell.
you will get more for _aa.0ak iioored home. By installing per.
manont Oalr floors. you make your home more beautiful. more '
healthtul and more valuable. Dome in and talk it over. won't cost
you anything to ascertain the price cost. and not as much as a
lheotreok-Celotox-Corneil" Wail Boards. Aromatic a... ‘uiuu.
Hoth Proof. hicNatrs Shingles. guaranteed for,” years.
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56 Wall‘St.
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can be lnc_l_uded.
The front lawn may be icrraced.
or lmclicd off if the ground slopes
to the rear.
The \cstibule leads to a hall and
InII'ing stairway. The wide door-
ums to living and dining rooms
aim the effect of spaciousncss. Both
oprn onto the side porch.
For the housewlrc's convenience,
the kitchen sink has been placed un-
dcr a double window.
And there urc plenty of closets!
iii-mun closets. kitchen shelves. base.
lilt‘nl. store room. entry spaces. and.
upsiulrs a spacious linen closet.
Note. also the three airy bcd-
mums, one with an alcove, and the
generous niiic.
lion, containing six rooms and will
lune an attached garage. The own-
cr has taken the contract.
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Work Begins on New '
Frame Residence for
Elizabeth McNiven
William McNiven. 19 Spring Hill
uvcnuc, has started work on u rosi-
donce on Spring Hill avenue for
Elizabeth lilCNiu-n. The residence
will be :6 x 30 feel. of frame con-
sliuclion, and \leI have six rooms.
The plans call for a garage to bi:
built in the rear.
Liberty Laboratories
Ready for Use Nov. 1
The Liberty lubOI'ulorlcs which
are bring constructed for Wuitcr
Lissbcrgcr on Newtowii nvcnuc. will
be cuiiipicted within two months
according to reports of \Ioi'knivn
llIcrc. Cul‘lllfiilt'i‘y Work is well undoi-
way at the hands of Contractor
George Lamb. Masons have been
engaged there for the past few
wccks on the exhibition room which
will be located in the front of the
building. l‘ninlci'a “ill start ihcir
work wiilIiII the next month. and it
is expected that Tudor l)|l0 struc-
ture will be ready for occupancy by .
November 1. Sir. Lissbcrgcr lsj
prominent in the rubber industry:
nnd will use the Liberty laboratories
fr rubber chemical research.
Fred hi. Hawkins. 2 St. John
street. has the general contract for
ll. house on Winfield street for
Frank Raymond. it is to be a
frame house. 1'4 x 26. arranged for
one family and will have six rooms.
There will be hot water heating.
A general contract has been
awarded to Fred M. Hawkins. 2 St.
John street for extensive alterations
and an addition to the rcsldcnco of
Arthur Alnsworlh at the corner of
Cove avcnuc and Fifth street. The
addition will ho ill x 13 feel, two
stories high, of frame construction,
with a gi‘uvcl roof.
The Frank W. Gomlrhild home on i
East In‘rnuc, \Ililch I"I'od J. Hodges;
is building. will he rondy for ac-
cupancy within it few “colts. it is!
located at the north corner of the
DcMOlte estate. :
lilorganlown. lv’y.. minister was
shot while preaching by someone:
who should have been listening.
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Hatch and Bailey
Addition Progressing
The new 815.000 addition which
is being made at the Halch and
Bailey Iniil. Iiiurshuli street. will be
completed within two months. ac-
cording io John Johnson. supciin-
iendcnt of the job. The 'l‘. J. l‘ui‘dy
Construction company of llrIng-IIOI't
is doing the Work.
Work Begun on
’ New C. & K. Filter.
The licvvlcit company, Main strcei.
Bridgeport. has started Work on a
water filter siorutzo adjoining the
engine room of the L'rolut and
lv'nnpp factory on \‘nn Z.Int street.
The building will be 2:6).33 foot. one
story high. of brick construction
with a four-ply slug roof. l~‘lctcher~
Thompson. Inc. Bridgeport. drew
the plans.
{Spanish Style Home
Being Erccied for
G. L. Burns, Artist
A $15,000 hollow tile Spanish de.
sign home at lliver Drive. Marvin
beach. which is being built for G.
L. liurus. a New You artist. is at-
tracting min-h attention in local
building circles. it will as one of
the largest houses at the beach. and
one oi‘ a very few lliCl‘o which are
of Spanish architecture.
llf‘lun I‘iiililm‘k is the architect.
A permit has been issued to Anna
and (‘hrisilun Hansen. 18 Gregory
boulevard to build a house and gar-
age on Wallace avenue. From pri-
vate plans the house will be 2‘ I 2!
feet, of frame construction, one-
rnmiiy style. \oniaininr six rooms.
heated by hot water. The general
contract has been awarded to Thom-
as McGarrugul.
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