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Demand Keeps Up Fer
Property in Norwaik -
Plenty of evidence was offered
last week that the demand for prop-
erty in Nor-walk is brisk by reason
of the fact that there were 2" sale:
I of property recorded here as against
three sales recorded during the cor-
responding week a year ago. A big
lumpwas also noted in the amount.
of mortgage transactions involved
in realty dealings here. mortgages
last week totaling 388.750 as against
$3.100 for the some period a. year
ago.
Connecticut cities and toxins. as
a whole. showed a decrease in sales
and Jortgngee. There were .447
transf I of real estate by warranty
1i;td during the past week in the
Connecticut cities covered by the
Comma-1'1talJlecord. Mortgage loans
totaled 53.825.907. These figures
represent. a decrease from the totals
:1 your ago when there were 480
dcmls lilt‘tl and the mortgages that
“wilt totaled $3,8o5.51m. '
This decrease, in sales was ex-
Mrivnccd in places near Nor-walk.
Davin; .vportcd a total of five sales.
I'L'prcsemmg a decrease of four from
:1 your .150. Stamford reported liii
Italics. :1 less of live and Greenwich.
vltlt 1'18 sales reported a «lccrcasc of
four
German And
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I Building Permits I
Building permits of 314,050 have : '
been .issued by Building Inspector
George S. Hubbell to the following:
Frank I“ Haekott. six room house
and garage. Gregory boulevard for
Edward Doty. 37.100; Harold A.
Raritin. six room house. Tha’iues
street. 80. 500; George Cable. ‘arago
New Canaan avobde. $450. _ .
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' Clifford St. John of 4» Themes
street, will erect a house on that
street. taking the general .contrsct
himself. The plans call fur/a one
family house. of frame construction.
with pix rooms. It. will be heated
by hot water. .
m,
- Mr. Luudstcn reports a number
of inquiries are coming in each week
concerning his houses and he ex-
-pects to close contracts for 10 more
new homes in addition to those he
is already constructing.
is the newest, addi-
tion to the its of weapons which
1Redicul],m¥icnco has marshallod
against cancer. ' ' . ,o_ > '
Lithuanian
Liver cxtrucI
é . Cabinets Take Tumble
I BERLIN. Dee: 17.—(AP)—-Thc
’ government of Chnnctler Mark to-
day resigned after being defeated in
{the lielchstag 249 to I'll on a vote of
3 non confidence.
. The coalition cabinet of Chsncolor
; Marx formed last May after the
I overthrow of the Luther
I: today was defeated in the lleichstag
I on a non confidence motion in'tro-
:iueed by the social Democrats.
' Riga. Latvia. Dec. 17. (AP) --l‘lis~
I' patches received here today from
Kotno. contained the first definite
‘ information that the Lithuanian
“government has been 01 orthrown by
' Iformer President Smetona. with the
I support of the army.
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. Give your Wife and Kid—
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. next winter if you ap-
reciate the circulated
' humidity of the beach
you will appreciate a
Williamson Moist Warm
Air Installation
" 170‘ degrees guaranteed throughout
it cc‘ps ash dust and 01:0 Whercv
. they. belong
Recommended by .
THE NORWALK ‘
SUPPLY SHOP, Inc.
43 Main Sh, 114mm, 001111.
Telephone 948 I
ministrv of
EDUCATOR IDEPLORES
IORCING CONCLUSIONS .
UPON SCHOOL PUPILS.
BOSTON. -- “blanhandling the
child and forcing.conclusions upon'
hi1 " will not attain the objectives
ducation.‘ according to Prof. Guy
M..\\‘ilsonmf'tho chooi of Education
of Boston University. Addressing a
conference ‘of teachers here he de-
clared against this practice. "Teach-
ing. to be successful. must be con-
ducted upon skillful pedagogical and
psychological principles." he assert-
ed “The child‘s interests must be
appealed to. The prolgenis must be
made personal."
About 533002000» I trees- m" out
every year to“be used asItelephono
poles.
The hibiscus silently protests tam-
pering by turning back its 'petais
after it has been plucked. -
TELEPHONENOR’WALK 1m
ITheIR; H. Fuller
I Constructimr Cd. Inc.
compress and 'cowmo'rons
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CHRISTIAN
ENGINEER-ARCHITEOT-SUPERINTENDENT
. 'Wilson Av‘a, OoveWood.‘ Phone 4193 N oi'walk, 80. Nd'riir'alh
Quality Survey: Made. for owners and Builder: ‘
BAUER JR
I 11 No. Main street
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nmoratosr. CONTRACTOR DEALER.
Phone 2978
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A Frlend What You
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Know About HIS Girl
A friend of an intended bride-
groom is privileged to tell all,“ his
knowledge about an intended bride
to the former. it is set forth in a de-
cision handed down in Superior
court Wednesday afternoon by Judge
John W. Banks in deciding a $51.-
000 slander action broaght by Fran.
ecs Messina. of Bridgeport against
Vincenzo Triglillo. of Hartford in
favor of the latter.
The woman brought her action
upon the allegation that on March
16. 1926. in Hartford. Trigillio had
slandered her in the presence of
Joseph Gionfriddo. her sweetheart.
with the result that the troth was
broken by Gionfriddo. Tr‘igillio is al-
leg‘ed to hate uttered words in
Italian w hicn translated into Eng-
lish were construed to mean that
she w'as not a. virtuous girl. Con.
slderable argument was offered by
. counsel during the trial before Judge
.Banks as to whether the English
translation of the word would in-
dicate that. the girl was "nnehusto"
or "dishonest. "
In his decision Judge Banks
states: "In actions for slander the
proof need not c'onrorrn in every
minute particular with the words an
identity of the.
charge is substantially made out."
"The words spoken were action-
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able nor so unless the occasion upon
which they were uttered was such
as to make the communication a
privileged one.
"A statement regarding the char-
actor of a suitor or lover mods in
answer to inquiries by one interest-
ed or when volunteered by one who
is under duty to make it on account
of his relationship are privileged if
made in good faith.
“The statement made by the de-
fendant was in answer to an in-
quiry made by Gionfriddo who'wns
engaged to be married to the plain-
tiff and was therefore vitally in-
terested in the subject of his in-
quiry. That the statement. was made
in good fhith and without malice
appears from the fact that the de-
fendant added that he did not be-
lieve what had been told him.
"The alleged slanderous state-
ments were made upon an occasion
of qualified privilege in good faith
without actual malice."
CITY NATIONAL BANK
\‘s. ALBERT P. LANCLOIS.
In suit brought by the City Na-
tional Bank. South Norwatk. against.
Albert P. Lanclois. this city. damages
of 3250 are asked to recover for an
unpaid note of $275 due the plaintiff
since August 1. 1925. Attorney Frec-
mnn Light represents the plaintiff.
T he suit is returnable the first. ’liues-
day in January. / ‘~
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C." nulnc luxury. everJthing that
could in: desired in a modern home.
is included in this English type. the
"li‘ulitm." its ou‘.ward appearance
marks it as a homo ofInrisloci-atic
lush. and belies the surprisingly low
cost for which it can be constructed.
Entrring through the little vesti-
hulc. the \lsitor finds himself in a
spacious living room with stairway
nlonl: mu; end. There is a fireplace.
and doors into both kitchen and dim
ing room. Opening from the kitchen
is tin: c- llar stairway and extra. lava—
tory. the breakfast nook is on a
mi nu of the house and there is a
large lick porch.
Ui- M airs are three large bedrooms.
a. tu- lth of closet space and the
both. If, desired. a sleeping porch
can i. substituted for the open bal-
com nxor the back porch. The at-
llc nn-ivr tho higl1~penked roof offer!
mnpb storage room and is reach-
ed by a stairway from one of the I
bedrooms.
The exterior is entirely at shingle
and slate. harmonizing at once with
its surroundings without any of the
glaring newness that usually is so
mm And. The total cost. complete is
.71'”. The speculative builders‘
selling price usually is twice that
amount. The Fulton is the most
fol-1"” English type offered during
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Building Notes
Richard and Elizabeth Hugger-1y
of South Main street. purchased.
during the week. a. new five room
house. with sun parlor. on the tract,
of land owned by Andrew C. Lumi-
sten. realty operator. on Highland
avenue. Mr. and Mrs. l-laggerty
plan to move into their new homo
on February 1.
\i'William and Sadie Binnie of Jack-
son avenue. New York city. have
contracted with Mr. Lundsten to
purchase a five room house. with
sun parlor. to be erected on Louns-
berry avenue. The house is to he
completed by April 1. at which time
Mr. and Mrs. Blumo will take up
their residence there.
Construction of a, house and gar-
age on Park avenue. Rock Ridge.
will he started by Harry W. Mather,
of Washington street. The residence
will he‘s: by 27 feet, of frame cou-
structlon. and is to contain seven
rooms. The gnrngo “ill accommo-
dnto two cars. The owner will do
the mason and carpentry worh.
A warehouse and storage build-
ing and a garage are to-be erected
on Jenninga place for the. Beacon
Oil company. The contracts for the
two buildings have been awarded
to Cross and Roberts of Boston.
Ono bulldmg. which will be used as
a. garage. will be 40 by 30 feet. of
brick 'construefion. with a. plank
roof. covered with sing. it will no-
commodate four cars.
The warehouse will be 4') by 30
foot. one story high, also of brick
construction. and will lime the snme‘
type of roof as the garage.
N arcosan Challenged as
Permanent Cure Fer “Dopes”
Whether the new drug~cure. par.
comm. will produce effects that are
permanent in something that medi-
cal men are now trying to determine;
The permanent success of the treat-
ment has been challenged from sev-
eral quarters. _ _ _
Tho Booth Memorial hospital of
New York, under auspices of the
.‘nlvation Army. experimented wltIh'
this new scrum tuo scars ago
was learnt: 11. Because those "curt‘d"
of the drug habit by this method
subsequently suffered relapses. the
experiments were abandoned.
According to dispatches from Cin-
cinnati, 0.. former home of A. S.
lioro1itz.U1o Hungarian biochemist
\\ ho invented the cure. the cure was
testrd on iaii inmntes there and
though a seeming cure obtained the
local Academy of Medicine would
not indorsc it as a. permanent cure.
Officials Optimistic
Added to this. Dr. 1). S. Dousher-
ty, secretary of the New York Coun—
ty Medical association said the cure
had'bcmi tried and abandoned by "a
New York hospital." .
' Despite these contradictions. both
Commissioner of Corrections Fred-
erick AuWnllis. at whose invitation
the experiments were undertaken on
Welfare Island. and Wat-deb Schle‘th
where I could get' some more.
were bouyantly optimistic may 11..
ultimate outcome yesterday.
"I, am more enthusiastic ongr 11:111.
cosan than Horovita himself. and
you can quote me on that." will
Schletb.
As for the patients themsciws.
those seen at Welfare Island. Motor.
day seemed all In favor of the luv:
scrum. One patient especially Spulm
praisingiy. She has been in the
hospital .flvo times for the old so-
callcd "cure.” The warden Chill .1
her Queen Marie. She was mail-1111
entries in s. ledger book in the oilice.
work that required a steady hand.
"There‘s only one thing 1 wish."
said Queen’Marie. "and thatflh that
I could have had this cure soon”-
It's terrible the first four days.
makes you sickIat your stomach.
After that it begins to work. to quiet:
your nerves. You get. an nppctitn.
But best ofnll you can sleep. My
first night's sleep felt good.
Required Th1u-‘*\\ccl.s
"I’ ve been hitting ‘Ic stuff for 1'0
1ears.But I‘m off it now for good
I know. Been cured 30 days. now
and no desire for a shot. The. other
cures were different. As soon as ‘f
got’out I’d head for some place
I'd
have to. Couldn't help it."
I William F. Hoyt
8r. Son
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HOME
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THE oil burner hu been
perfected . Now you can be
rid of the dirt and nuisance
of a coal furnace. The May
Automatic Oil Burner will I
but your lhome Ifectly.
y. It
economical (ly' :af
thsodmplea:
no' reels».
to Ibo )- accident-proof.
It i: eat. It is ours-
antic. You :itnply set the
thermostat for. the degree
of heat Wye: wag. he
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Learn about this marl:- .
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ygn ibmn' 1:.
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Phone sees 1957 ‘
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And it will he done in a highly nuafactory manner.
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