The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-12-04
SIXTY THOUSANDS
IN PERMITS FOR
BUILDING GRANTED
Stratford's New Depart
ment Records Many Plans
For Structures.

Stratford. Dec, permits for build
ing, the aggregate cost of which is
s6O,965, have been issued in Stratford
by Building inspector Harry A.
Burnes, since the establishment of a
building inspectors office month
ago Following are the PERMITS
Stratford Trust Co., Main street,
brick building. Cost 10000
w, E. Smith, Wells place, repairs
after fire. Cost s375.
c. R.. Bassett. $50 Otis street, re-
model. Cost $500.
Richard Healing, Hollister heights,
three-family house Cost $4,000
Esther l. Swanson, Nichols street,
one-fan 1ily house Cost $4,000
Joseph Manende. Honey Spot read,
repairs Cost $500.
Gus johnson, California street, two
e-fauaify houses. Cost $4,000 each
Sherman Sc Nichols, Washington
street. frame house Cost $2'9o9.
Sherman & Nichols, West Broad
street. five houses. Cost $4,000 each
y. j. Doyle. South Main street, frame
addition. Cost $500.
H. L. Weed, Housatonic avenue,
frame house. Cost $4,000
A. P. Smith, Willow street, frame
house. Cost $4,000
Lydia A. Fuller. Minor avenue, frame
house Cost $4,000
F. G. Hall, Housatonlc avenue, frame
cottage Cost $1,7O0.
Oscar Swanson, Wicklund avenue,
two frame houses. Cost 50, 600 fe:tclt.
Irving Nelson, Blaksnan pI,lce.
frame house. Cost $4,000.
John Neylan, Stratford avenue, two-
family house. Cost $4,000.
stratford Lumber Co., Sutton ave-
nue., frame shop. Cost $500.
Two exciting games of basketball
were played at the town hall last
evening. The first contest was be-
tween the Nutmegs of Bridgeport and
the O. L. H. of Stratford- The o. L.
H. were defeated by the score Of 26-
"a Robert Wheeler and Hairy
Flood starred for the locals.
In the other contests the Specials
and the Frankhns, two local teams,
battled for 40 minutes and it was any
bodyss game until the last few seconds
OF play when Theodore Rfsberg Gagged
the winning basket. The score was
16 to Is. A large attendance wit
messed the games
The Christmas sale given by tho
Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tfonal church, which was held yester-
Church street, was largely attended
and was success financially. The pro-
ceeds OF the sale will be turned over
to help pay for the new parish house
that is being erected
fine OF SIS and costs was imposed
upon Michael Hudak of HOLSTER
street by Judge Howard M Curtis to-
day on the charge of assaulting and
using abusive language to Mary War
go of Avon streAt.
The members of st. Johns lodge
of Masonss journeyed to Milford and
exenplffied the third degree upon one
candidate. Wors1i piu1 Master John
T. MacIIroy had charge of the exem-
p1fhcation.
Masses at st. James r. c. church,
Sunday. will be at $3.50 and 1920. The
last mass will be a high one. vespers
It 1880.
Usual morning service at the Con-
gregational church Union service in
the evening with address by one Of
the leaders of the Salvation Army
work in the country, Col Miles of New
York. There win, be a gospel song
service from 1870 until 8. silver Of
fering for the Army.
At the Stratford M. e. church, Ma
tional Organizer Of the Salvation
Army Will preach in the morning. In
the evening. the church will unite
with the CONGREGATIONAL church, and
Col. Miles will preach.
Mems Bible class at 9:45 Service
at HOLSTER Heights. Monday even
ing