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New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown


WASHINGTON ST. 2O-22, w 8. Sc sx75o: Feb 8:
Z, +. Richard & Co to Central Union Trust Co.
80 Broadway. trustee; due Feb 10. 1924. 5 c:
WASHINGTON ST, ISL 2o.sxs5s . y part: Vest
st; II o Charles Alley. 236x9oxlsx97 = part;
with to wharfage, cranage water right, etc.
in front Of this Property: Dec IS: Frances V
Stokes to Farmers Loan Il Trust Co. % William
s, 3 yrs. 8 p c; attys. Gcller K q II. % Exchange
CHAMBERS ST, n c G William st runs c 276x
NV to William st sw PIG to beg: gore p m +:
Realty Co: a. w Saith st; due & Int per bond
pr mtse $4,000 ................-..... ...-...-S4'l 100
East Side
sd Av. n c c 5lst st. lO05x9O: Feb 10; Byrsm L
Winters to Bowey say Bank. l2S Bowey: yrs
c: attys. Cadwaladcr. w I. 40 Wall
7sTu ST. 257 i; ia.icxio2 & Feb =. wma J
Bronx: yrs. p c; atty. Percy Fuller. l45
Nassau st .......................'.. $4,000
West Side
72n ST. $, 100 Columbus aS, 5osio2 .: Feb $;
Watt cgsr h Co TO. to ssFns Realty ss Co. s5z 8 wa Sad
atiys Alscr & CO. 40 Wall st. .......,.. SIS 900
SANE nod en s. same T sane ssod nSa
MoRSlNt;siDn SIS Az 1906 5. q 5roo ''G iiGtH atH
TO Bronx Security & Co 25s lssth st: VI.
Sr, "a atty vlsSn sS 25S issh A., st 500
charson to Max Jurist. III ll7th st due 4
7r Av M '''' both st. 1919 10 to i5st st st
xlOO Jan 30: Freybcll Realty Co to Equitable
Trust Co. 81 Wall ST. demand 6 c. attys
Murray, q IL. 81 Wall st. ............ $40 900
18TH ST :. l4Ol W st Nicholas av 10 l0x
% 10; Jan q Edith Tucker to Moses Morita.
Michigan City Ind; yrs. 5'a c: atty T G &
7 Co. l76 broadway. 81 200
Bronx
l53D ST. 34I Il. n $. 251loO; Adoph G Furthman
to Emma unger 1854 Decatur ay: Feb 7 3 yrs:
y G: atty. G Furthman. Sd nv Il liSth st
IS 900
EAGLE Av. $50. Il. 25xll5: samo to same Feb
Z yrs: ~ . {; atty. same. .......... SIS 0O0
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Fieldston Dwellings
Are i'm Demand
Three Buyers for Pretty Schulz.
niger House; Maurice Shea
the Buyer

The tapestry brick dwelling built by
the Delatield estate several years age
at Fieldston for Mr.. Schullinger has
been sold by George Howe to Maurice
A. Shea, the owner of number of
theatres throughout the country The
property is one Of the finest examples
of Georgian Colonial architecture on
the Hudson River. 1t contains fourteen
rooms, five baths and garage. 1t was
held at $4,000. AS an illustration of
the demand for property in this dis
trict and as an index of market condi-
tions there were three offers to pur-
chase this house by different buyers
sat the same time.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Buys and Resells
Factory in Same Day

Quick profits are not particular of
any section of the city these days. A
deal was closed in the Wallabout Mar
ket section of Brooklyn yesterday,
which aside from marking the change
in the ownership of large factory is
interesting because the sale and resale
was all arranged and consummated
within a few hours. At l O'Clock s. B.
O'Sullivan bought from the J. Vincent
Labate Company its factory at / and
13 Emerson Place and 1880 the same
day resold it to the Shapiro Candy
Manufacturing COMPANY for $45 1000.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

WILLETr ST, eS Jonas Weiss. 7o5 9th st.
10 Rose MarkoNitz. 3s2 Central az, Bkyn: atty
Fred'k lcse. IS Nassau st: Apr l5 1918 IS O0o
18TH ST s. 5o5 w bway. l25xlO2 6xio2 *
" II Norman Real Estate Corpn to Jacob
Kcsentha $50 West End Av: atty Marks & NJ
G3 Park Row; May % 1918. si5. 600
UNIVERSITY AV. 1911 1915. l75th st;
runs ls2 FIX w lo0x 1916 to s S l75th st
c 81. l0x 5l.10 to hcg: Nor1ner Real Estate
Corpn to Iacob Rosentha $50 West End Az:
clnded in above mtg for r............, Sl5 900
HuTGEkS ST, 2s-3l: Louis & Bessie Sonsky
TO Bronze Nelson Chanolis Chatham \ Y atty
idiiauit & Levine. 80 Church st. Nov II.
MApisoN sT mn, gcrs g, eov.s 81 $50
Bessie Solinsky to Bronze y Chanolis Chat
lam n y atty. May & Jackson. 10 Park Row
l)cC Il. IJlU "a
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
STORAGE NOTICES

MRS CAsSACCIO. MR. MRS CRAVEN,
Mrs. NJ O'Connor, Mr.. Morando, Mrs Nc
Mahon, Arthur e. Reid Mr. H. Lucus, AL
fred Wagner. Mrs. A.. Williams: After due
notice having been given you 1 again give
in your with me will be sold at
Public Auction to Pay Storage Charges, at
1870 West 3Ith St, on Monday Feb. II
1919 and days following until all is sold
THOMAS WARD,
1876 Greenwich Ave. N Y C
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Jesup Corner BUYERS

The Commercial Improvement Cor
roration, of Madison Avenue, buyer of
the former Jesup residence property
at the southeast corner of Madison
Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street, was
formed at Albany Saturday, with w. II.
keogh, j. w. Blohm and II. C. Taylor
as directors and a capital of $4,000.
The sale of the property was recently
reported by George r. Read G. Co. for
The Barstun Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Sells Property Held
BY Family Since I785

Elizabeth +. Harper sold yesterday
1so South Street, property which her
family has owned since 1885. William
II. Whiting & Co. arranged the deal.
The property consists Of an old five
story structure on lot 23x71.8. near
Roosevelt Street. Leonardo Mormando.
q dealer in rays, who has occupied the
building for number Of years. is the
buyer. 4
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11

ERRAND GIRL-General work. Bell Art Novel
ties. 3s West 33d St
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Sachs Is 69th Street BUYER

Arthur Sachs, of the banking firm of
Goldman, Sachs & Co., is the buyer of
AZ and "A East Sixty-ninth Street. AS
was announced last week by William
B. May & Co., who arranged the sale,
the site will be improved with mod
ern dwelling 28 feet front, reserving
the remaining % feet for another
house, SO as to choose his neighbor.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11

GIRLS to learn fancy feather and flower trade
good pay while learning. Brand Bros. u
Washington Place.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11

ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE AMERICAr
Institute. Feb 13, 1919, at 20 West 39th st
Polls open 10 A. NJ. TO 2. M.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

lSTD ST. 5S7 -54S W: all; Nathan wdeow 10
bertha BECKER GS4 Wales av. Bronx: ) yrs from
ian TO- 1919; atty. S X Wachtell. 3O9 Broad
ws9rrr,, or; $1l $50 o2
maker Co. S35 9TH av yrs from Mar ioin.
NIFTY %tsy al ABR AZ .Aenbsrs. 1870 Bway. So 900
& Isidore Liskind. SO r ll2th st. 4 ooo, o"'., =
yis. from Feb !. 1919. yrs renew; nifty, Abr
9TH Av os s,or, nWny yn,ed ;.,, 200
America to VIM Cirsslcr A " sth st: 5 yrs'
from May /. 1918; attys. Spltz * b. SO Pine
Inn
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
White Firm Get Old Zone Lofts

William A. White e. Sons have been
appointed agent for the two mercan-
tile, seven story and basement build
ings at 131 to 1875 Prince Street, be-
tween Wooster Street and West Broad
way and 1873 and 160 Greene Street,
between West Houston and Blocker
streets.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
yOST RANERnNLS

LOST T-BanlSbooll No. 2s57s4 of The Frank
lin Savings Bank. issued TO Mario ottone;
Payment stopped. Please return to bank. COS
Eighth avenue, New York City. All persons
are cautioned not to purchase or negotiate
same.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

'syd ST r@sg.s ss ~ hswysss Law rslo Trust Co
oulman ,u ct al eSrs OF Abr Gu,man to Law
wxsIl,Ncrov sssI1 81, Aee N. .$li 500 s2 900
,i., Mcosrtoh Mark to Fisher y Weaver. 2j5 A
i'rooklyn ay. Bklyn; attys. Stoddard & NJ l2s
o2D sT. l54 f. mtg $50 900: Francis q Landau dom
ne. Rdis. to Helen y Rubcl. ia Il S4th
~ atty. Wilson Powell. Wall st:
MADISON Az. 1897 mtg 1900 joel ,s,cobo 1acobo
TO Jennie Adler. go W 102d st atty David
iienschc 81 Wall st,.................... 81
GhLENWicH ST, 297hz; Clara Dentscll cxtrr
q trustee. TO Title Guar q 4 Co. I76 Broad
5lsT sr lG7 60 Il Pauline Myers OF al 10 ri,.
Guar q r CO. lT6 Eway. ............. SIG 0o0
6lsT 81. - f.: mtg 5000 Sara Welt Kakels
~ Dry DOCK Say lnsiu 3il Bowery atty Title
Guar Il L Co. lIG Bway. y................s1 s17 000
Bronx
LDNGWOoD Az. 1oi, TO 1923: Marsilon Realty
,,s,oTpn 1" ane 10 Abel King. 1883 65th st. atty.
MI HOPE rh H.. H. Floyd ! Smith 10 Esteo s
HARRISON Az, 2lOl: Agreeable Realty 20 'Ju :"
ut'a, n heseaihsl go Wcet End av; atty &
MATILDA Az. " n 100 n 2a7th ri, boxioo wn
liniiseimann 10 Ellis Gleason. 100 Morningsidr
~. atty, q sauf@. 200 Madison av ...'.. sisso
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Builders Planning i'm Queens

W. H. Gibson. of Richmond Hill. is
preparing to build 100 stucco houses
south of Corona Avenue and east of
junction Avenue, Queens, and on a
nearby tract Thomas DAILY will erect n
number of similar houses, HAVING
begun foundations last week for eight
houses, two Of which have been sold
from the plans.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11

GIRLS,
bright. to learn boxing mems neckwear; good
steady position. Riker. votz. Watson & Co. ID
West 32d st.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Realty Company Buys in Goth S
Mount Vernon House
And Plot Sales

The Anderson Realty Company has
sold in Mount Vernon, 1S Cottage
Avenue, for Emile II. Livermore to
George F. Boyd; plot, 64x1OO, north
side of Fulton Avenue near Sidney
Avenue for Charles f. Proctor to
Stephen Van Tassel for improvement;
161 Cottage Avenue for Olga Fiedrichs
to Richard Roades, and for Dr.. l..
Clark the plot, 49x125, adjoining above,
to the same buyer,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

i0IH Ay. s9253sg. Samuel n Dtelneb sv
& .ima " de fssttan ri ii. Jan 49, 1919 S4s 70
HAMh sw@xTy dofns iioncubaum agt Eamo
= at,e "v e.V. t+.s...,... ,tg02 40
q. 1919 ...,.+s..,.,,.,.........' si2s 10
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Results at Auction
BY Horny Brady.

BY Henry Brady.
laoTH ST. T2l y. Jackson nv e5xloo 10
sty and base brk dwg; Y Title e. Milne Co
49, VIM prager ct al. due S. sol SO: to the
wilton Holding Co, party IN Intcrcst, for s. 500
by James j. Donovan
BATHGATp Az $3.50 n g issd st. loOso5 :
vacant; Jos Honk agt Melvin Realty & Con 20
ct al, due. So. i60 so: taxcs &c s65s 80 IN
Jcroplo ii kochlcr for 81. 800. -
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
$4,000 Scarsdale House Sale

Maxwell Smith has sold for Mrs. Liv-
ingston Middleditch a residence val
ued at about $4,000, on Walworth
Avenue, Greenacres, Hartsdale, n Y,
20 Joseph A. Ford.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Lis Pendens

Av ID. O. 0th at. ~ llxsO: John r Bailey ACT
w Holding Corp ct al tforerlos,,n, ~" 81
mortsasc); attys. & w Buckley. VI
Bronx
LOTS ASs $50. 40 & Al. map Of SGT lots being
part Of Trask latae. situated at CIason' "a Point
gtti ward Walter Chcsbrough OF al MT
Ihomas Flanagan 1T al foreclosure Of mort,
gago> attys. Coleman. Stern & Gothold
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
NEW YORK STATE
10 LET RoR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FDit EToitEH. BUsINEsg EUYT.DfNGs
AND CFFIcKe. APPLY cUeuMAN q
1syAkEFlELD i%c., 80 EAgT 4zd ST.,
CIIX. -,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
Mechanics Liens

~ c. ls2 to 1907 Signal Contracting Go. Inc
sgt nchry Goldwhter, owner y. Haumnn &
Co. Inc. contractor. ssaa IN
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
CITATIONS

SUPPLEMENTAL C1TAT1ON.-THE PEO-
pie of the State of New York. by the grace
of God, free and Independent. to the Attorney
General of the State of New York and to all
persons who may be or claim TO be the heirs
and next of kin of Margaret Whitethorn, de-
ceased, send greeting:
Whereas Rudolph Pagenstecher. who re-
sides at 50 West 40th Street, in the Borough
Of Manhattan the City of New York. has
lately applied to the Surrogates Court of our
County of New York to have certain in
strument in writing, relating to both real
and personal property, duly proved the
last Will and testament of Margaret White
thorn, who at the time of her death a
resident Of the County Of New York, de-
ceased.
Therefore, you and each of you are cited
to show cause before the Surrogates' Court
of our County of New York, at the Hall of
Records in the County of New York. on the
1lth day of March, one thousand nine hun
dred aud nineteen. at half-past ten O'Clock In
the forenoon of that day, why the said viii
and testament should not be admitted to pro-
bate will of real and personal property.
In testimony whereof have caused the
/, seal Of the Surrogates' Court of the said
County Of New York to be hereunto affixed.
Witness, Honorable ROBERT LUDLOW
FOWLER, a Surrogate of said County of
New York, at said County the 9Th day of
February. In the year Of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and nineteen.
SAMUEL j. DOWDEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11

YOUNG MAN {colored) 10 years o,d
ion as valet: can furnish best OF r,sss sS.snss ps
go anywhere; also plays piano. Franl AssssenVs; 3
hear7ly ay.. jersey City 'N sohls1a !,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-11
CIassified Advertisino
SITUATIONS WANTED MAI,

CHAUFFEUR. %. wishes nr,v,,n ---,-------
years experience and reference makes ktess,.lor; d,
acquainted with all kutzscher sea repairs 1,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-25
Indigestion Bl
 Eieartbur ca used By Acid -Storrasa cz2

What is the cause of indigestion, dyspepsia, bloat, heartburn, foed-repeating, belchAgs g4sAy, sors stopaach, and all the stomach fais-s cries that bfingso much distress? Just thisA- sAGfD-STOMACH. It robs millions of their full strength, vitality and the power to ehjey lie-to be real men and women. It is well known that an acid-mouth de- stfoTs the teeth. The acid can be detected only hy chemical analysis, and still it is 90 powerful that 1t eats right through the hard enamel And caases the teeth to decay. This certainly is fair warning of what Acid Stomach will do to the entire system; as a matter of fsct, csd.etcfnach not only produces at the start . great many painful and disagreeah5e affhptofns that we generally name "stemash tfodbies,o but 1t is the creatorof g long train of very seripns ailments. Acid-atomach in- terferes with digestion and causes the food to ferheaf, the stomach gets sour and creates gas, and then this mass of sour, fermented food passes into tine intestines, where it be- cofhss the breeding place for all kinds & germs sHd toxic poisens, which in turn are ahsorued Into the blood stream, and in this way dis tkihnted Throughout the entire body.
 The sensible thing to do Is to strike right a5 tho very cause of all this trouble and get rid of { the Acid Stomach.
 fhsss is a quick, easy way to do this. A
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-25
BUILDING ACTIVITIES IN NORWICH

week of the year 1918 show gains of an unusual volume. In Hartford the
 increase was 40 per cent, in New-Ha-
 ven 37 1-2 per cent. and in Springfield
 60.7 CT cent.
 Nine new companies were incorpor-
 ated hn this state during the week
 with authorized capital stock of s1J3,- 0eg, against one new company q year ago, with $10.000 capital, and seven companies in 1917. with capital ot
 $470, 900.
 The record of petitions in bank
 ruptey for the week makes poor
 showing, with seven bankrupts, having liabilitiesof S66.259 and assets of $40,-
 474. These figures compare with three
 bankrupts iii the corresponding week | of 1918. when the liabilities were s7,0s7 and assets of $2.o25. and four failures in 1917, with liabilities of S20,586 and assets of s17,673.
 Real estate transactions continue their record making volume During the week ffi the Connecticut towns reported in The Commercial Record l there were 756 sales by warranty deed against 262 sales in the same towns in l the like week of 1918, The mortgage l loans for the week amounted to $s,- | 437. 1858, compared. with $517. .327. Ii
 must be remembered, however, that q year ago we had hardly caught oua l breath following the announcement oi the armistiee.
 The record of building permits Isgranted in New Haven. Hartford l Bridgeport. Waterbury, New Britain New London, Stamford, Bristol, wesi l Haven, Hamden, Stratford ant I Springfield, Mass, show a total of 222 l against 66 in the same week of 1sd,
 and 137 in 1917, for buildings costing 3sa7L624, s152.744 and s275.7S1 for thi Perspective years.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-25
: GOOD NEWS
Many Norwich Readers Have. Heard
 @ It and Prefited Thereby.

Good news travels fast" and the many bad back sufferers in Norwich are glad to learn where relief may be found. Many a lame. weak and aching back is bad no more. thanks to Deans Kidney Pills. Our citizens are telling the good news of their experience with this tested remedy, Here is an ex! ample worth reading:
 E. s. Bennett, carpenter 465 Main Street, Norwich, says; "Afy back has troubled me, aching a good deal. My work required considerable stooping and lifting and this seemed to az gravate the trouble. Pains caught me across my back. I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised and one box acted very quickly, relieved this trouble. I re. commend them as feel they will hell others"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don'i simply ask for a kidney remedy x gel Doan's Kidney Pills - the same tha Mfr Bennett had Foster MiIbufn co. ! 7sSFffr-s 7SFffs Puffalo N; Y ,.ss=. ..sis
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-25
COLUMBIA

Georges Sawyer and his sisters have made arrangements with Henry e. lsham for the erection of another bun galow on their property at the lake,
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Carpenter are away on an automobile trip in the western part of New York state, visit ing MT Carpenter parentssasss
 Mrs. Lynden Little is ill in Willimarl- tie william attack of diphtheria.
 It is rdinored that Howard Yeonahs has sold his ranch in Colorado and that some of his furniture is being re- moved to Columbia. gsss iiy sss ss.se
 The fourth carload Of grain for the patrons of, the Columbia Co-operatiye association will be ordered in a few days, as soon as Manager George H Champlin can complete arrangemes,ts.
 Dennison Avery was brought before Justice of the Peace Raymond E. Clarke Saturday evening for violation of the game laws. Complaint was made before Grand Juror Charles K. Hitch COCK by Ernest W. Avery. game war 'den, against Dennison Avery on four counts, viz. setting traps on the property of Fred A. Hunt. John F1,lIer and W. H. Carpenter, without pernis- sion, not tending the traps, every 4S hours as required by law, setting trans during the closed season, and that his signature did not appear on his license as required. He admitted the eharges put pleaded ignorance of the laws. He was fined s37 and costs. aggreeating s5a.91. It being shown that Mr. Avery did not intentionally violate the law the court remitted the fines, charging hi'a< with the; costs of court. s1.s1. which he paid. - The annual meeting of Columbia grange was held last Wednesday even ing. The following officers were, elect : cd: Master Philip Isham: overseer. Raymond Lyman; lecturer. Madison woodward; treasurer. Charles K. 45ltcneock 45la.of secretary, Mrs. Clayton E, Hunt; chaplain, Clayton E. Hunt: steward, Charles Palmer; assistant
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES

SEALED PROPOSALS wilN be re- ceixed by the State Highway Commis- sionef, .tVurth& floor west end. State Capitol, HRrtferd, Conn.,, until p. m., fuesdag. taec. g. 9i2 for the, following sections oEs higlhway9 improTement, in aecordance 9wieh Heans and specified ticns on file inxthEAoffice of the State Highway, c6niniissioner and at the fol- TOWN OF EAST LYME: About 2.40O fl. of trap rock waterbounn ,maeadann on the Mar tic- New London road. Plans and specitioations With F. A. BeckWith TOWN OF gt " AT FIR FORD :.1 : bout S.5so fl. ofitraB rock waterbouad mac adam on the %antfc New London road Plans and spsclhcations- at the Water l2Ia Postothee, care 1T I.anphere, NOTE These sections of road are adjacent and are located on either side of the. Mantle River Bridge. All bids must be accompanied by a surety company bond or certified cost Of the work. The State Highway Commissioner reserves the right to reject any and all bids, "
 C. J. BENNETT
 State Highway Commissioner
 Fourth Floor West End. State Capi- tol. Hartford. Conn. nov24d
 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HEru
 
 District of North stonington, on the Ed day of sNpvyin per. 4. D. 1919. :, Present--Cf1Af{ f{L@SS .G. GRAF, Judge Estate of Harry c. Hart late of the Town of North Stonington, in said Dis tZtet. >deeeased
 Frances J. Hart of North stonington appeared in Court and moved that ad- ministration br granted upon the es- tate of said deceased, < alleged to be lntestate. II is thersfore .f, s-5, Ordered. .Thgt said Sapplientions he heard and deternined at, the Probate Othee in North Stonihgton in' said Dis trlct on the 2Sth day of November Is1s. at 2 o'clock D. m., and that said Frances J. Hart give public notice to all persons interested in said estate by advertistng once In The Norwich Bulle. tin. uewspgper. having a, cfrr,1latieu in said pistrieIrto ap6ear. if they see ranse. at said stinle snd splaee. and he heard Felativee. tlepbteF and return make to this Cnurt of the notire given Attest; CHARLES c. GRAY.
 noVz5d Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-25

The concrete foundation is being laid for the addition which is being.
 built to the house at No. 149 Saeherl street. Peck & NIcWiiIiar1ls have tiic
 contract. The addition is being built
 by Mir and Mrs. Paul Banas; who
 have purchased the property and
 when completed the ground floor of
 the. addition is to be used as a store
 by MT. Banas There is to be a ten
 ement on the, second floor, The sides
 are to be clapboarded and the roof
 will be of wood shingles.
 pr. Alfred Richards has been grant,
 ed. a. permit by the fire marshal to
 erect a garage on his property. It Is to be 20x22 feet in size and the frame will be 2x4 material Clap, boards will be used on the sides and the foundation will be of cement. The floor will also be of cement and "a gas tank is to be installed.
 The Shannon Building Co, Henry J. Shannon, president, have been grant ed a. permit to erect a garage on Washington street. It iss-to be of. ce- nnent and wood frame construction and will be 2ox20 feet n size.
 The work on the alteration of the l barn owned by Mrs. George H. Pratt at the corner of Pearl and Asylum StTSclSi IS pfdSIlCdfiy COIiDi6teu.= t Ile barn has been made over into a two story garage large enough for the ac- commodation of three cars. A ce- , mcnt floor has been laid and in one part of the building wash stand for the. ;Waspingtof cars has been build Big double doors have been hung or ! the front of the building The buiid- 1 ing is now ready for painting.
 A permit has been granted L. M l Young to erect a single story wood frame shed at No. IFS Broadway. Ii ! long. @ss 4es is to be 20 feet wide and 75 feet The alterations at the Pasnik store 1 have been completed and the new sec, ton of the store is now in use. The store has two entrances and moderr I plate glass fronts. There are new | steel ceilings and new lighting sys: l tenn.