New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 4

y NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1919, PAMON CASE ARGUED BEFORE JUDGE SMITH it to Determine Validity of Mec- chanic’s Lien is Again Postponed. The suit of the W. L. Damon com- ny against Jennie 1. Stewart of this ity and others, was argued yester- by afternoon before Judge ILdward Smith in the court of eas to determine the validity of a commaon echanic's lien the plaintiff company hs on real estate owned by Mrs. The se has ben assigned for hearing on ewart on South Burritt street. B merits, but as the case of Charles Rowley against Mrs. Stewart, also volving mechanic’s liens, is pend- g in the court it was decided to pstpone the hearing on the Damon se until arrangements to try both ses at the same time can be made. Mrs. Stewart drew up a contract ith F. L. Norton, builder, of Ber- , to build a dwelling house at the ice of 00. After she had paid m $2,5 on account of the con- bict, he was unable to carry it fur- er, and after notice had been g to Mr. Norton, William E. Bur New Britain, was engaged to com- lete the job. Mrs. Stewart paid irke $2,125, making, with the ount she had paid Norton, a total $4,638.82, or $438.32 more than the iginal contract price. Mrs. Stew- t requests that all the liens of rec- d on her property be erased by or- br of the court. Judge F. B. Hun- ford and B. I. Alling will appear r the lieners and Judge Bernard I. aftney for Mrs. Stewart. Kelly & Cowles, Inc. 98 PRATT STREET HARTFORD, CONN. SATURDAY SPECIALS upright perfect 3 . Slightly used pianos. In absolutely conditfion. Mahogany told frosm nmew. cases. Can’t be These Pianos are worth in- vestigating. Used very little. Store open Saturday Evening. Tel. Bushnel 1767, HERE IS EDISON-INGERSOLL HOUSE BUILT The House Completed. By J. M. Duckworth . B. Staff Correspondent) ture was poured into the fr: Tlizabeth, N. J., Oct. 20.-—*Houscs ' the concrele has dried the f put up while you wait,”” bath, heat be knocked away and the and electric light included, might terior walls, windows, fittingly be painted on a billboard out- chimney and stairs will he repdy side an estate at Union, near here the carpenters to put up the Here Robert 1L Ingersoll, the and put down the parquet flooring. IN TEN DAYS the top of the structure and the mix- me. When une will house, in- doorways, for doors “watch King,” and Thomas 12. lidison, the wizard of electricity, are conduct- ing their experiment to see whether concrete hous can he built as fast as dollar watches and as thoroughly as mazda lamps. Today T watched a house “poured” An interesting feature of this ven- ture hie frame. This is not set up any haph rd manner. Each —panels, beams, bolts, and riv- s numbered and lettered. Noth- ing is left o chance. Iverything is foolproof. 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