The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-25
Service Man Came
 To See Sunshine
 Home He Bought
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cern. Haynes mailed" Lumsden on a platform of the train, and while Lumsden turned pale told him what was what and was promised that hls contract would be sold and his money refunded if he would keep quiet and come to the New York offices"
 Lumsden could not be blamed TOT paling. Haynes is a big man, was sergeant in the 316th regiment, 79th division, served with distinction over seas, and swings a wicked pair or Lumsden for the proverbial row of shanties and call it $500 worth but upon advice managed to control his temper while in Bridgeport
 Visited His Home"
 W nile in this vicinity he paid visit to the Sunshine home" on StiltS in the Avon Park section of Stratford- Is THIS what I bought? Why even if l both get in it at once. Well for Heavens sake, if three of these things were ever planted on our lot Mary would drop dead" were just a few of for New York to call LumSden to make good on his promise. Before leaving he told of others of his ac- quaintances in the theatrical profes- sion who thought they were going to enjoy a summer layof in Sunshine homes in various places adjacent to New York.
 The staff of the company is said to
 
 president; M. Keys. secretary; and simon Lake, treasurer and engineer. The sales agency is headed by F: J. I.umsden, with a partner, F. A. Ken drick. Offices that are called pal aliaF' are maintained at 25 w. 43rd street, Manhattan. Lumsden was much in Bridgeport at year ago, and has within the past few months made trips to this city, although the offices form erly conducted in the First Ma tonal Bank building have vanished
 The prize trick house." the beds fold up in the ceiling, the house is supposed to be put on wheels and moved about at random, was exhib tted on the Plaza a year ago. It took a huge truck. with a tractor. and ninemen. about six hours to move the unit from Stratford to the Plaza. There pictures were taken after the house was dolled up with a fancy fence, small trees and other decora- 1ons. Many inspected it. and mar yelled that so many orders could be secured as were claim ed, at the price, l which was S2.10O. This house was used for shots carried in wonder | full appearing and wonderfully word l ed advertisements. It was supplanted | at the Plaza by the Dwyer-Lewis | lunch wagon, but apparently. though | not to much extent locally, the ac- l tivities of the company were con- tinued.
 Lakes Statement
 Simon Lake. the inventor of the l houses, which were to weigh 15 ton | per unit, and hauled over roads and | bridges, to locations on Long Island, | Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey, interviewed in New York late | last evening made the following state | ment in part, as an explanation of l the failure to deliver Sunshine homes l on specified dates,
 We Saw,' he declared, that we would require more money than we were able to raise between us to fi- l nance our plant and necessary initial | expenditure Therefore, we con tracted last spring with certain in- divSduals who undertook to raise the | necessary funds to enable us to man t,61 h the Matter qf: DONALD G. Upon fSoP'r PetifioP for PiseharEe PaisahhlpPeeS Notice is Hereby Given, That Donald
 Fee sinsia of a6a f in the G9Hny aas filed his application dated March 20, 92a for discharge from all his debts and other persons interested. objecting to such discharge may. attend before scting as Special Master. at the Connt5 1iis; Court House, Bridgeport, Conn.,, on April
 m e F nj and to aa6 ahoW theT f any they have, why such discharge Rheher 9 or ne not to 'G the
 JOHN KEOGH,
 
 Conn.,, March 25, 1922. a. JNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. In the Matter of: SAM CHAIRMAN. anNfHssnhP Upon Petition hiahrfgseT f6r Discharge.
 Notice Is Hereby Given, That Sam : lareman of Bridgeport, in the County las filed his applica lion dated February T., 1922, for a discharge from all his other nRrSOnS 1nfar6SfRH- b!ecting to such discharge, may attend 63 Shn aen Ko ecs kffTss msgtaT in a F5s 1ounty Court House, Bridgeport, Conn, n "A April g. 1922; at t 10 "a a; m. then e and how cause; if any they have. why such ischarge should not be granted aand to he. trustee to interpose objections to uch discharge.
 Referee in Bankruptcy and Special $ Conn. March 25, 1922. a. INITED H;s42,o STATES "A CFo DISTRICT @ COURT In the Matter, of: LOUIS KATz. . I Upon Petition for fSr Discharge. Notice is Hereby Given. That Louis 2atz 9f dnd BrdidgsPqr of in the County e '22, for a discharge from all his debts | nd other persons Interested, objecting ! 9 such discharge, may. attend before I CNs cting as Special Master, at the County .ourt House, Bridgeport, Conn, on April | = ,, 1922, at 10 a. m., then and there to xanine the bankrupt and to show cause any they have, why such discharge hould not be granted and to determine neither or not to authorize the trustee t Q interpose objections to such dis q harge.
 JOHN KEOGH, c -eferee in Bankruptcy and Special s
 Master. ridgeport, Conn.,, March 9, 1922 a> c -NITED. STATES DISTRICT COURT. t
 District of Connecticut. In the Matter of: AMERICAN r sTORESt ING, Alleged BankrlRpt-In I  Upon Confirmation of Composition. Notice is Hereby Given. That Arneri- = an Stores, Inc, of Bridgeport, in the s ounty of Fairfield, and State of Con- Tarch 2, 1922 for a confirmation of omposition of 20 per cent. proposed by o :, payable 10 per cent. in cash, and 10 CT cent. in four months after date of |: of composition, which ap- r ication has been referred to the under t gned as Special Master, and that all or11 0+h l