The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-31
STAMFORD
Special to The Times.)


 while turning the corner of Orchard street into Ferry Boulevard a Fora Sedan driven by Mrs. Alice A. More. house was struck by O Mitchell tour- ing car driven by Alfonso Moe11er ct 75 Broadway. Milford. The occupants in the Ford Sedan at the time wer0 besides Mrs Morehouse. Fred A Warehouse, Mrs. George Osborne and Alice F7rally, aged two years. Dr. Hem essey was called to the scene, 1 but one was seriously injured. l The School Committee held 0 meet 1 ing in the Town Tall Tuesday night. The increase under the State average attendance grant was accepted and will be given to the teachers. The in- crease will amount to probably $70 per teacher.
 The returns from the Irish drivs have excited tho admiration of BTidgeporters for the Stratfordites, generosity. Up to this morning tho ! total amounts to s946 651 l It was noted by the people of ths town that hardly officer appeared during the Irish tag day on the streets and the only members of the Police | Department that Father CConnor felt were deserving of any thanks for as- sisting and offering protection to the young ladies engaged in tagging autos were the two silent cops. one at ths Center and the other at Hard's Cor ner.
 In connection with the Irish D7-ivs ! in Stratford. Father O'Connor Is ex- i iceedingly thankful to the non-Cath- ohcs who have contributed and helped so splendidly. 1 The funeral of Regina Feiz took place yesterday morning at o'clock from St. James church. Mrs C1ibborn of Main street took her Sunday school class at the Meth- odist church to Fairfield Beach today for outing. ? MT. and Mrs. Robert Maiden of I'll King street have been entertainin; for the past two weeks, Mrs Wtliarl Gibbons and daughter. iNfss Dorothea Gibbons of Hartford. Mrs. Gibbons ia g. sister of Mrs. Maiden. ! An anniversary mass was held at St. James church at o'clock this morn iT'e for the repose of the soul of John Ney1on.
 ] Mrs Robert F. Maiden, 'Jr, of 165 King street Is entertaining her sister, Miss Grace Ptnkham of Burwicl, Maine, for two weeks. ! Dave Rhoades may be seen any day now speeding around Stratfori Center in his new Packard. Building permits since July 21. 1919. are as follows:
 July St Sergit and Olgo Dane1chik, one fam lily frame 26x40 on Avenue A, off Of South avenue. Plumber, H. c. Lowell. To owner. Valuation, I,5oO. July 2o.
 Nels Bjork, single garage AXIS, on 867 Nichols avenue. To owner and builder. Valuation, s200. William seery storage shed 15x2o. on north side of Highland avenue. ! Valuation, s200
 Mrs. Frank Bacon. rebuildin. garage, 1Sx22 on north side of East 1 Broadway Valuation s2oo. To con- i tractor, Sterling Filmer. Harry A. Burnes, room frarns | 25x27 on north side of Paradis, Lawn. To contractor, P. L. Pedersor, ! plumber, H. c. Lowell. Valuation 1 s3,000.
 Harry A. Burnes, room fran. 25x27 on north side, Laughlin Road, Paradise Lawn. Valuation s3,000 To contractor, P. L. Pederson, plumber, H. C. Lowell. Henry Hall, room frame 26x2s o-1 north side of Allyn6ale Drive. IT contractor, P. L. Pederson, plumber, H. c. Lowell. Valuation, s3,ooo. Rudolf Stawowczyk, garage, 12x2) on west side of S5 Warick avenue. To contractor, c. F. Burghart. vaIua- tion, S400.
 Id. Coulter Estate. building, Joseph Repay, l story, room house, 14x3, on lot No. 36s, Avenue c, Honeyspo, Road. To owner and builder. Valua- ton $500.
 Mrs C.. Martin. garage, 12x14 on north side of Park street. to owner and builder. Valuation s20O
 John Lestornlisky, store 17x1s, on south side Barnum avenue. To owner. valuation s2Oo
 Henry Luhme, 1 family 6 room frame 24x25 on lot 97 Vernon street. off from Rockwell avenue to owner and builder. Plumber. Louis Rebact. Valuation s3,ooo.
 July 24.
 Ferris Read, garage 10x14 on north side No. l Louis street. To owner and ubilder. Valuation SITS.
 Joseph Voitko, addition 6xS on east side of Bruce avenue, near Victory Valuation s25o.
 Ffllipo Di Biscegle I story, room frame 24x26 on north side of Ave nue D, off Honeyspot Road To owner and builder. Valuation s1,oOO
 July 25.
 John Erickson, ? family frame 25x4o on north side of Prospec, Drive, Lordship. To owner and build CT. Valuation s5,00O.
 John Erickson, garage 16x1s on north side of Prospect Drive Lord- ship. To owner and builder. VaIua- ton $20o.
 Martin Hornback, garage, 12x1s on Avenue off South avenue To owner and builder. Valuation $50.
 Katherine Roday, single garage 9x15 on north side of winsor Ave- nue. To builder Roehrich and Raat Valuation $125.
 Cards have been sent to all soldiers and sailors requesting them to report Tn uniform for the parade on Sunday. The committee wish it to be under stood that they want the boys to Uyh hath tha H., /