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SAMUEL J. lJKEELER
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Phone 186
532723 BLDG.
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5 ,OOO SALES
In year proof that we can
make ONE Sale for You.
Phone, write or call when you
want a quick Sale of 11 lot.
house, farm acreage or busi-
ness.
E. A. Shout Agency
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:13 I.“ U COMPANY
2:; Heating and Tin
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- World’s Largest Real
,. F . . _ ‘ Estate‘OrganiZation
a”: W. PENI’ZLL J 20 YEARS AT
3 150 NASSAU 31:. NEW YORK
2:3: STEAM. HO'I ': 1.8.150an
\3 1' " F; (2 HOT Am 68 Wall Sin-ct. Nor-full:
SEATING 4H
lyGood Showingln-
crease of Almost
$9030.00 a:
\omlk did $214. 098 worth of
building in the month or ‘Deoembcr
according to figures Just “complied,
an increase of almost $90,000 over
tho‘correSpondlng month or 1923.
when tho totai.w_as 3126.834. This
brought the complete building tigg
good at thc presult time. and Nor
walk's building ton-31 far chomher
is rncourag’mg inasmuch as til» state
during that month over 1923. In
fact. the whale stale of Connol-lllul
'as reported through the
towns dropped approximaxuly
per cent from the prvcodlng your for
the months of Dl-cemberrwhllc Nul-
walk‘s Decvmbcr. 19261 was 7: P"!
l Harlford led the year with lluild
Jing totals in Connecticut. with $18-
731061. New Haven had 36 872. 2.1“.
ntamtord S3.649.979. Bridgeport $3.-
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rl . A r11 ROOFING
F. H. KEYSER.
UILDER or
land Street
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"“ ETTER
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RITE Prion 2329
SOUTH NOEWALK
w 'L.i 3-177.149.
named,
Compared with previous years,
Stamford showed a loss of almost
one mllllon dol'ars over 1923. while
Bl‘ldgf‘port de $500,000 less building
in 1924 than in 1923. New Haven
'n‘lso rhowrd a loss for 1119 year. while
,ihe smallor town Meridun. Nv-w
;T ondon and l\‘0lwa k. 8h0“f‘d er in-
lcr<asn We “ere no figurrs mali-
aisle for 1‘I23- on Hartford and Nor-
wich. and comparisons therefore
6cannot be made in those cities.
The money spent in residentinl
l
l;.:er and 3
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'lfltOI‘ - J ”co monrnnvnm
- ‘ ____ ' TOKIO. Jan. 24.—Fom'-seven
_' QTREET lllundred persons are repel ud dead
- .. - -_. J as the result 0! an influenza epldvmic
.2 ._'_'.E 2 3' n GrLutc. Tokio which started .lbout
l-
0 days ago.
EEEEAE Alli-XS CHARMING
': "E TUKWILA—DESIGN A723
rilnos seem to think. To.) often in
tho past. mmle have own unduly
infhwnn-d hy the mero'qnlmurnlw
of their hnmu'o-ho and have n01
.snfl'irivntiy lnqnin‘l all: to its real
Charm-tor in mfflfl tlv on info»
and instill: qnnllllps ll I. no!
non-sum? to lunflflm “Mu-live up
pom-ann- to nhmlu- thm ml: lies
I in far! tho man planning and at
trm-tlvo. types of homil- nro ner-
manent homes without hmvv mum
romance and repair “MI“ The (-3
rprim- of the honor ‘m’! is other
npnu m racist tho union of all thq
element mu! rain. from «new star
wind. without being all wed by
them. must? mntlnna to he slim {in
looking Pall «pm-ion» n‘ns nrmt’
'hnl the home hull! of hru-k to act
. onlv weir nhlo tn Fools!M an m
mills-r duh-mm fo- Ill mm
but grow: in beauty as the van
1:0 by.
” " ' mrwuuanem‘tm many
" "dli‘rumt" hm hm Pound here
: . -. ,e'lf‘ fill! 069‘ \Qf, 3"“ Ch?" pm“ a“; t'u'm‘ry, M
‘V :7 null if?" "‘99! playing mall, excellent "M m
. L V: mm" "3‘1"“? all» mmm it is amino-l co
1 l [tlnili‘lfll ll “59 ’hfl' mmmm M mp”? ll hm
f’lilal‘ funnel-an ”a ",- indd'. WWW“ rm
' '5" tic-light any WW no?»
'v‘v‘fi man». that me ~
’ “J “'3.“ m hui'tang
"'x for today mu
‘ F “"108 l‘m- buying
' f. if: their
' "~‘ he not gm]:
“my ml mlly.,
vmml ‘ st 'IM'lIll'a’lL
-» mull u lmlovlmi floor the M W on- -“I
‘ ”qu hnil-Hui: n W with abound dug
H : Vailllluelrym mandamus“ . -
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" mos have the
- raw. logy newer
"» o’l-lar wnruls In
him-w this (le-
~ .. :Ele Tukwila.
«may mm- mm mm“ mm-
wm he s m for arm ‘m [M
solarium and dim PM!” 0" slu-
lull-stud and ”Tim it!" 0"-
klfl'hot- in Mm W Hm
ll:
realm M
buildings in New England was re-
sponsible for the genoral increase“:
the eecLiorl.
During the first nine months of
1924 contracts awarded in the Km
England states tor residential con-
‘slructlon amounted to $110.:23muu.
according to figures rvported by the
Division or Building and Housmg. of
the United States Department of
Commerce. This is overly $l8.lllw.-
dunlial construction for the same
purlod inrlllSE.
In the more progn‘eaive communi~
Lies of Sew England. as well an
throughout the rest 0! the country.
increasing nitration is being given
by business and rifle Orgalluilllnnl
to'the need of helping funnies who
buy or build hollsus to attain Inclu-
desire for a home—nut merely a
place to live. Public opinion in this
direction is finding help
Bottnr Home: in America. an l'dlfl‘l'
Lionel organizaLlon W10: headquart-
ers at 1653 Pennsylvania Ave“ \Vaeh-
lngton. D. C. The president of that
organization is Eli-rotary of Com-
merce Homfi‘r and the adv'wory
board includes Prreident Coolidgt'. an
honorary chairman and other mem-
bers of the Cabinet.
N orw'a‘lk Firm Has
Tarrytown Contract
One a: the important roofing con-
tracts now being completed by the
High grade Roofing Company 21
Elizabeth Street is the residence cl
Dalia Rothschle d in Tarrylown.
This firm has made rapid ' strides
during the past your and has a num-
ber of important roofing contracts
oil-hand. many ol them 1n various
. THE R. 8. FULL“,
CONSTRHLW .
COMPANY;
lmw ‘ no;
Atacama—Ix mm “
no In alum 3"-
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3 am ta “nitrates-Inf
l'uulu- M!" a '5‘;
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as a whole showed a $1.4}I0.0~fv€l losrj
lurm ‘ 3
>qv
a..-
cent grower than December. ”1323 '
217. 276 and \‘orwalk fifth on t-hv Ill-ll j
Meridrn New Low
don and Norwich follow in the ordel
000 more than the awards for red-'
through th
3806 and
m
a:
is 31' x 15'.
uresfor 1924 to $2.717. 49.33 mm- ,7
pared to 52.564.705 for he prem-d- '
ing yogi-.1 healthy increase of Slight L
ly over 8 prr cent '
These figures show an encourag- . .
in 'ear for local builders. u the
minim nationally as computed h, HE Gamble Root is sometimes. tho not elven... dean of the moi-h
the-National Monthly Building Snr- 3 colonial house. This type a! home in oonstnntly growing more popular.
V6? 15‘ but 4 per cent. i One or the reasons for this no doubt is the tact that it is adapted to any \
Compared as with other clues in ‘ 0“th and is u applicab’e in the out as well u in the out.
(Zonnocticut. whose total figures are
now becoming available. Norwaik The Gammon hood cl- cornlcw met over “3- first ttrry wl don l, a lypleu
ha a :3 good year ' ' . drta-fl of this style and helps to lower the apparent height or the home-eon otteot
v [rylc‘tiuily are building commons _ to much desired in I 00mg. °
Altho small. the home contains five goon 'mm in «moon to a ball. The
mfloor ccntains e living-room. dining room and kitchen.
are two bedrooms
and bath.
A full basement
, provldes ample space
i to: islands-5:. fuel, i‘ur-
storage
The Emsln LuildL'lg
On the second floor
FlREDRiVES 33
moulilliifis 1N
11-year-old Girl ,Saved
[From Death By Sis-
ter, Aged 4—24 Be-
low Zero
RUMFORD. Maine. Jun. lit—With
1110 mile we blowing and s tnm~
net-stun many dun-cos below arm.
33, persons were drivrn from thir
home; early yesterday when two {in s
in onpoelte sections of the town 'lrl-
troyed Devan buildings. The lose
was placed st‘STSJlOO in early null-
matos.
The residrnce of Dr.
Miles in one part of the town
six building! at Smithl‘illr. Just om.-
side the town limits. were oum'-d to
wund The fires surlcd emulsi-
ta usly from undertc‘rminod cour-
t's. The Smilhlllle soclion is half a
mile from a hydrant and without a
fire department. A few vofilntevrs
furnished ' the sole protr-cilon
more than a score 0! homo: and tiny
fought the flames with snow. The
J. Abbott
21 degrees below zero in the
hours it required for the tires
:lurn themselves out.
May Derelilti. 11 years old. was
saved from burning by her‘ sisllr
Janet. four years older. when silt>
to
the house in which the Smithville
flu: started.
BOY MURDER GETS LIFE.
LEXINGTON. S. C.. Jan. Zia—A
sentence at life imprisonment we.
given»~ bury \Vesflnger. e 14 mt
old boy here swell-day for the mur-
M or his aunt; Mm. Lina w eesinger
last September The Jury dclibem‘tu
one hour and recommended mercy.
thermometer rogimerrd (mm 19 to,
six 3
was carried from a burning bcd in'
and ‘
{or 5
l
1 or them being Bridgeport citizens.
a
SMRWALKMAN! '
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CARPENTER
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jon. :4,— l _ BUILDER
Recent “we; of pensions to Con-
nectlc 1 folks. on announcrd by the-
U. 8. u of pensions. include:
Thomas J. Sun-goon of New lin-
ven, $13. Annie S. Roles of Bull
Ema-1.330: Michael J Daugherty
of Scull: Nor-walk 812; Sarah A.
Game: oi er nuich. 83" and Alice
1; Penal-grant. Anminefle Bendixon. Superior Maid -— Plum. ‘me'sm
\iary Rsyrrofl. $2" a month. each. Vthvro’e a monument]! the door.
and id: L. Nichols. 330 a month. all Inferior ”tarsus—Writ. tell him--
there‘s nothing to mend.
Alterations) m Jobbing
handyman! to.
lg m: 3:. ‘2... normal
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Don’t Gamble ‘- Call (iamlflel .
A ’J IWFORD MILLVVC‘RK" 7%. J
WES. SASH, DOORS AND TREK
”*William J. Gamble
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32 HAVILAND ST. SOUTH NORWALK}
THE NORWALKS'J ELECTRIC COMPANY
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42 cumming STREET .‘ .
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Telephone 8257
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