The Press., 1913-06-04
NEW BUNGALOW OF FREDERIC FAULKNER.


 FREDERIC FAULKNER.
 chimneys and piers rising above tn
 veranda to receive and support the pill lars under the sweeping roof, whicl extends from the house with larg, circling curve over the piazza. Thes' cobble stones and many more were al dug out of the cellar and proved al economical as we'll as artistic under pinning. The rooms on the first. floo1 consist of a vestibule, two-story re ception hall. living room, dining room, sun parlor, two bedrooms, batI room and kitchen, and on the second floor balcony to the reception hal and three chambers, which are not used. The finish of all the rooms is southern pine made to represent all the natural woods used in houses, only one room being painted. Heat ing is by hot water and the electric lighting is of the most up to date style, and the electric fixtures are m surpassed in design. The whole ar engagement of the house, as we'll as the grounds, is very artistic and up to date and reflects great credit upon O. N. Lowrie, the landscape archi- tect and F. H. Gownig of Boston, architect of the buildings. The fact that they are both so highly pleased with the result indicates that their ideas were carried out faithfully and in good taste.
 A. J. Hewlett of Eastford is visit ing relatives on East street.
 Miss Alice Fynes of Brooklyn is the guest of Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick.
 O. w. Comins left Sunday evening for a visit with relatives in the west
 Mrs. Michael O'Halloran has re- turned from short visit at Crescent Beach.
 Misses Alice and Ruth Walker were home from Brooklyn, N. Y.. over Memorial day.
 Mrs. J. F. Huntley of Oneida, N. Y., is the guest of Mrs Estelle Smith on East Main street.
 Mrs. l.. B. Roberts and son, Leon, of Springfield spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Ephraim Gale.
 Work on the new block for Gary Bros. is at a standstill temporarily while waiting for material.
 John Burr has returned to his luties in New York after spending several weeks at his home here.
 Gary Bros. bought the big barn at Noodlawn, near the residence, at luction last Friday for $237. They nave until Jan. 1st to remove it.
 The walks and the general improve nents at the Stafford Springs cemetery were completed for Memorial day, and the entrance presents a very at- tractive appearance.
 MT. and Mrs. Christopher Allen re- turned Tuesday from New Milford. Miss Beatrice Congdon accompanied them home, having finished her course at Ingleside, where she has been student for four years.
 Vitorio Tonidandel broke his left arm while working on the Wilmington state road last Wednesday,. He was moving a steam drill and it fell on him. He was taken to the office of pr. o. B. Newton for medical attend ance.
 MT. and Mrs. O. L. Mitchell, who nave been in this country several months and who spent some time here, jailed for their home in Scotland last on the Cameronia.. A. I. went down to New York to ee them off.
 The owners of the laundry who propose to locate on Gary Bros. tract outh of Smith & Cooley's, known as he bad lands," are negotiating with | he local water company, but thus ar have failed to make satisfactory | ....
 Samuel Paisley of Manchester, ormerly of this borough, was seri- 'usly injured on Thursday by the | ollapse of a tobacco shed which was 'eing erected. He was taken to hospital. At last reports he was title more comfortable. ..-.-
 The Bernardo Sylvester Go. are gain the lowest bidders for the new tate road to be built toward West and work will be commenced n the near future. The selectmen were in Hartford yesterday in confer nee with the state officials on the foject.
 The local ball team played two 'ames with Ludlow Memorial day. The morning game was won by Lud- ow on their home grounds by a score f 9 to 5. The afternoon game was played on Hyde Park and was won by he home team by score of o to 3. the local players will TOSS bats with a team representing he Red Men of Hartford. The team 8 said to be strong one and good anne may be expected.
 Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Wolcott lodge, 2. 6 A. M, tomorrow evening.
 Mir. Thayer and daughter of Spring leld are guests at I. Russell Jencks'.
 Miss Annie and Herbert Phillips f Springfield spent Decoration day with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Jharles Phillips.
 Mrs. Kate Findeisen, Misses Annie nd Lena Wobbecke of Springfield | were the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. P. srown over the recent holiday.
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