The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-09

FlQay afternoon at the home O+ Mrs. William Beard, Ferry Boulevard.
 Recent happenings in the building line in old Stratford and deeds passed through the town clerk include:
 Will Build Cottages.
 Work has been started by Tony La Marco & Co. on three cottages which are to be built on Oakland street by Architects MoIoney & Krokstedt for themselves. They will be of wood, with furnace heat and fireplace. and will have seven rooms, with all mod ern improvements.
 Will Build Office Building.
 Work has been started on an office building for the Spring Perch Co.,, the plans for which are by the Fletcher Thompson Co. It will be of brick, 40x42 feet, one story high.
 Contractor Olaf Fl, Holm is com pleting six new cottages at Flora; Park for JeTe Holmes, and has just been awarded the contract for three bungalows, one for Jewett Torey at Sound View, another on Jackson ave nue, Bridgeport, and one on Hickory street, Bridgeport.
 Yates & Knowles, electrical con- tractors, are completing their con- tract for wiring the 1O-apartment house of Judge Bartlett on Park aye nue. Bridgeport. They are also re- wiring the house of Ezra Graham on King street. the new cottage of E. Reed on the Huntingdon road, and a new house at Floral Park.
 Seyfert Bros. are completing the plumbing and heating in 10 new cot tages for Thomas Mannion and c. Ryan. They are also completing the plumbing and heating in two cot tages on Kings College place, and the same for MT. Tracy on Walnut street
 William F. Blamey &- Co.,, the con- tractors, are now trimming the frame Cottage on North Main street for Jere Holmes. They are also plaster ing the cottage for the same owner on East street, completing three cottages on Laughlin road for H. A. Burnes, and started work on several more cot tages on AIlendale drive for the same owner
 Building Permits
 Carmen Costoguozz, shack, Birdseys Heights. Cost $20O.
 Maria Carfagna, store, WakeIee av- eHuS. cost SZUU.
 William Chatlos, brick mill and shed, Broad street. Cost $9,50O.
 Warranty Deeds.
 John Andrejko to Stefan Stempel, Dorus avenue, 40 feet.
 Butscher x Ross, Inc, to Paul Sherry, Oak avenue, 50 feet.
 Barney Leboritz to J. T. whe1an, highway.
 Bpt L. & T. Go. to A. T. Risberg, Woodlawn avenue, 100 feet.
 G. E. Crawford to F. H. Hannah StratfOrd avenue, $50 feet.
 Vim. Garrity ct al to E. B. Oster- lind ct al, Rockwell avenue, 50 feet
 Gunnar Josephson to H. T. Good sell, Woodstock avenue, 50 feet.
 H. c. Lovell-to J. L. Stempal, Dorus avenue, 123 feet.
 Thomas Mannion to Andrew Tur- asovich, West avenue. 90 feet.
 Miller & Jordan to Michael Arty- mouski, South avenue, 100 feet.
 W. J. Nichols to A. T. Risberg Windsor avenue, 800 feet.
 Anthony s. Renzy to Angese Cas- cone, Swanson avenue, 40 feet.
 Katie Reg to Josephine Reg, Bar. mum avenue. 40 feet.
 Theresa NJ. Thornton to Ellen M Brown, Elm street, 37 feet.
 Elsie M. WiIbe to Alfred Shippee ct ux, North avenue, 50 feet.
 Mortgage Deeds.
 M. L. Beach to Stratford Trust Co. California street, s1,1Oo.
 Ellen NJ. Brown to J. H. Thornton Elm street Cex. $1,2OO) $1,2O0.
 IT. T. Goodsel1 to Gunnar Joseph son, Woodstock avenue (ex. s3,ooo) per cent, S1,0O0-
 r. H. Hannah to George E. Craw- ford ct al. Stratford avenue, 6 pei cent, S7,5OO.
 Jere Holmes to Charlotte Kutschel ct al, Sherwood road, $3,OOO. E. B. Osterlind to Wm. J. Garrit! ! ct aI.. Rockwell avenue (ex. s2,500) per cent, $2,5OO. E. c. Sherwood to s. B. Brewster Main street. per cent, $4,00O. Alfred, Shipnee ct al. to Lily J Eisenman, North avenue, per cent. $2,5O0.
 Mary J. Trumbull to S. W. Hub bell, Main street, $7,000. Andrew Tarasovich ct al. to Thos Mannion, West avenue (ex. $2,500), ] per cent, $500.
 Joseph T. WheIan to Barney Lebo ritz, highway, 6 per cent, $1,5O0. Quit Claim Deeds.
 Louise Beardslee to Warner Bros Co.,, Main street (rel. mtg)
 George W. Bray to Addie M. Bray Homestead avenue (rel. mtg.)
 James Ferguson to Henry Brelsfort ct ux., Hubbell terrace (rel. mtg.)
 Anthony [. Renzl to Agnese Gas cone, Swanson avenue (rel. mtg.) 
 One of the best known men O Fairfield county, Stiles Clarke, diet at his home on Main street, this town Sunday. aged 75 years. He had beer i'll for over a year but was able to ge about until @ few days before hl' death, which came as a shock to hit many friends and acquaintances. E,or a long term of YeaEs the daaf