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mmm FIRST-LINE QUAUTV 2-CAR GARAGE Fully erected 2-cor model complete With roncrete footings and floor Plus your choice of Red Cross Shingles or bhokes at NO EXTRA COST! NO MENT 5 EARS TO PAY, 1st PAYMENT DF.C, '64. COMPLETELY A ERECTED I VKM 2 CAR MODEL I 1-Cor Goragc Completely Erected "Our tnvi.hl, r.pul.lion (or rju.m, nd f.ir dulinji ui It.der in 1 ACT NOW! MAIL COUPON TODAY BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, MAY 10, 1964 House of the Week D--SEVEN By the Sunday Post Building Counsellor rfe HI-' HIT (PWM. ONI NO 1 X1TCHEK ll'-Sill'- I IJCO 9-33751 ua MAIN W.IUNGTOW. CONN. rut UTIMATI mi IOOUET I LrVIW ROOM MAM AND UPPER IEVEL MOM cf-a'iji'-e" A BED ROOM 1 I BED ROOM I Ex-FHA Head Counsels On Retirement Housing By JOHN PIERSON bidly-biiilt places can find tcn nls WASHINGTON-(UPl) A housing official from the Eisen-i Bui a sbout when the sup.

hower wants lo ply ins lo rsich up? -V Norman P. Mason Federal to nd a building Housing Commissioner from 'r naiul and no one to live Ihrough 1958 and head of all fed." 1 eral housing agencies during the To prevent this from rest at the Eisenhower years-- ing. Mason wants to set up a says lhat with people retiring advisory council" to lier, more and more churches. (help non-profit groups build re- clubs, teacher associaticms'lirement housing-- from the first and labor unions want lo cmi-jslep lo Ihe lasl. As Mason sees struct their own retirement de- il, Ihe council would also artvise velopments.

i minority seeking to put up But few of (hem know how lo their own places. go about it. ne cminr WOM fe patlfrneA 'A inr nc a lcr lhe foundation for cooncra- FAUIY ROOM (iMMC lfM'-4" IOWU Clean, simple styling gives this split level home a modern and attractive exterior. The House of This Week, Design W-462, is compact and' well designed. For example, note the kitchen.

It's for con- P) MAKES I The modern replacement for your troublesome wood door. All steel, permanent, watertight. Operates at a touch. OF TM BKT HMINCO.HCW HOMES AND SOLD BY LEADING LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL DEALERS venience serving tor the dining space or dining room requires just a few steps for Ihe hornemaker. A family room, lavatory, laundry facilities and garage form the lower level, inside entrance from garage to laundry area is another good feature.

Master bedroom, cwn smaller bedrooms and bath are located the bright and well-ventilated upper level. Note the small porch and shel tered front entrance. It is not always possible to build a house so the front door does not face in the direction from which most storms originate. in the case of the House of the Week, this would not make too much difference because the small porch provides the necessary protection 'or Ihe front door from extreme heavy and wind. The living room opens off the vestibule on the main level is 17 feet 6 inches in width by 11 feet 8 inches in depth.

At Ihe back of the room is a door that gives access to the kitchen. A large picture window in the living room assures plenty of light and ventilation. Total overall width of (he House of the Week is 44 feet 8 inches and the depth is 28 feet 8 inches. Living area of the lower level is 602 square feet; the main and upper level, 1,143 square feet. Additional information about Design W-462 may be obtained by writing Ihe Sunday Post counselor.

A written reply will be sent you without obligation as a regular Bridgeport Sunday Post feature service. intricacies. And when Ihty see; the intricacies, it scares them and; don't do il," says Mason. To START with, the council i Too often they gel a real ouW i ll group late man to advise (hem on a lo-' huild and find out cation a builder lo draw ell er il had logical plan. "A plans.

The real estate man may nf people Set crazy ideas," try to palm o(( piece of land Mason sa on Ihem that's out in Ihe middle) Nexl, the council would help of nowhere and lhat he hasn't'11" sponsors gel organized. It's able lo sell to anyone else.limport»nl that they have a The builder may recommend charter, especially if they're something much than the lo seek government help group needs le counci hen make some of Ihe groups that survey to make sure thai gone into retirement housing have there were enough people inler- rtm into this kind of trouble, Ma- esled in moving into the proposed son says. For the most part housing. It would also help Ihe 1 sponsors lo decide what type of housing to build. Should il be high-rise, garden or ranch slyte? Should the apartments be self- sullicient or should (here be i OF MILFORD 'Your Dollar It Biagir At Ca.hw.y" OLD GAT! LAW, MILFOID hit CMM Mil, T.

Itw. OIM D.llr f.m. I mM. I p.m. PATIO BLOCKS 20 ASSOmD CO4.OIS they've been lucky.

THERE'S AN ENORMOUS demand retirement housing, and as long as the demand exceeds the supply, even badly-conceived common dining hall? World's Largest In Termite Control SEE the World's Fairest Exhibits! Nothing like displays thai Klaif has prepared has been seen this area beloiel Come set lo 'l' brighten your home such ORBIT KITCHEN which is being exhibited simullane- ously at the New York World's Fair. Come see why RliH's ol South Norwalk is known BI House oi 100,000 Ideas. See ihem NORWALK HOME SHOW let Slating Rink, Exit IS the Thnwiy. Crescent Street, Norwiik, May THURS. nUDAY JM, SATURDA7 2 P.M.-10 -SUNDAY Pick up your Courtesy discounl admission lickel at KlaH 40 WATER ST WW Remember Costs Less to Control Termites than to Ignore Them! Ucosls you nothing to lind out il hidd.n l.rmit..

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Tltll Gu.r.ntM INSURED by Employeri' Intur.nc. Co. NEW LOW COST PROTECTION AGAINST TERMITES lor infejltd nonjnt.jl.d old n.w I lor d.Hlli Mir JS.OOO d.m.(. tivlldlnct tnd cont.nf« only cmtll npur nun nwiiTr oiyin. --1 The Police department of Bridgeport, like the police department in every city, is the barometrical indicator by which is measured the morale of the community.

Divorced from -The Bridgeport department, as ent of 3SI. Of the original ros- it stands today under the efficient ter George Arnold and John F1- leadership of Supt. Joseph A. i on wer( tne of tf fjrsl Walsh, backed up by Capl. Domi- group.

The jurisdiction of the de- nic A. Conte, as head of i well partmenl was at time "with- trained detective division, com- the boundaries of the city of Bridgeport, or on any portion of Seaside park." Originally the Common had appointment of members of the department, and stood for one ytar. Later the commissioners nominated. Still later this was changed, so lhat appointments were made by commissioners, but their action had to be ratified by the Common Council. In 1895, that was changed for Ihe lasl time, so that appoint pares with any like department in the nation.

In former years politics dominated it to such an extent it weakened its efficiency. For many years past, especially since the advent of Civil Service, it has been divorced from the control of the Common Council, and since then its standing in the community has been much improved. Today the gambling houses, and houses of ill fame are so rare that they cause astonishment. In regard to Ihe observance of the laws in all other matters there has been a corresponding enforcement on all lines. The high slandard of the conception of duty of ils commanding officers is the key to Ihe department's place of respect in the community.

BRIDGEPORT'S Police department was organized April 26, 1869--95 years ago. Previous to that we had the "night watch," and the employment of special officers during the day. In those days Bridgeport was in its swaddling clothes. Its inhabitants had no bold dream of being the second largest city in Ihe slate. The town was just beginning lo grow.

A commission composed of Elbert E. Hubbell. John Knowles, George E. Whealon, Henry R. Parrott, George C.

Bishop, Eli Dewhurst, Albert Wakeman and George Munger was in charge. It was big board for the work it had in hand. They did not even enjoy the election of in members, which was by vole of the Common Council in those days. Its original roster was aj follows: Chief, William E. Marsh; captain, John Rylands; first geanl, Thomas C.

NiWo; second sergeant. Albert Gardner; patrolmen, William Copeland, George H. Arnold. William R. Galpin, Bernard Farrell, Michael J.

Duane. Patrick Hearty, Addis E. Payne, Orris J. Jennings, David B. Hawley, to which were added lattr Ihe names of John Dinon, John Fallon, Charles B.

Nichols, John Keyes. Ppier Heffner, Patrick Bracken. Stephen D. Skidmore and William N. Banks.

NORWALK THE ORIGns'AL complement of 21 men has now grown to a total membership in depart- ment was by the commissioners exclusively, and the appoinlmenl was permanenl. The last change threw nlf the shackles of bickering politicians. Next week: Nine men have headed department. London Man Buys Plush El Morocco NEW YORK (AP) El Morocco, the plush jupper club where cafe society holds sway smid ils zebra-siriped upholstery, has been sold to London msn. Owner Edwin in- nounced yesterday that a contract was signed deposil paid on the East Mth street club by John Mills.

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