~RnAY. FEBRUARY as. 1923.
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BUILDERS
“Will STREET
PHONE 2901
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“Buy It At Brazel’s”
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RAZEL ALWAYS ervss '
EST UP TO DATE SERVICE
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FRA NK J. BRAZEL
Ilsa 93-. s . mwosx
acnmmmna St. Phone 2047 Norwalk, Conn.
WILLIAM CASTLEDINE
GENERAL connector.
3. m ums AND Jonutxomurrm’am
“cm-:21. AVENUE TELEPHONE ass?
William F. Hoyt & Son
Eli.“- ESTATE AND INSURANCE
g 7 . . .\,2 Kinds and All Prices; Easy Terms.
_‘ A Mortgage Loans Given.
“0 MAIN STREET MPHOIII 05
SEE
SAMUEL J. KEELER
FUR INSI‘RRNCE
moons 81.36. Phone 186 WALL srsssr
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10 Ha\'lland Street
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- Foot of Orchard Street
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ILLIAMSON
ARM AIR
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lll‘llluES FURNACES
CARPENTER
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“what” and Jabme
hearth- Attended to.
ilk-r. St.
We have 85 satisfied ens
tomers in this section. Come
in and let us show you the
N Bast N0 II many good points about this
Tm dependable furnace. '
THE NORWALK
. "“VlfP SUPPIY SHOP. ale.
0.0% SALES 46 wt? Rm no.
my? 3. ’th We can -.
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Erection of H o m e 8
Here Under Way——
Phone Co. Addition
S t a r t e d—Nurses’
Home Plans Ready
Real indication of the opening or
the Opting building business was
slam in Norwalk during the past
week. With the in warm days. to-
gether With the (root leaving the
ground. building has suddenly
l”faked up tron its usual winter
demancy. From all indications this
”flag is going to be a good one.
Not only is this Judged irom the
worn now begun. but from certain
financial indications which not seen
immediate blrolnetor for building.
A tendency to tighten on money
at the his is noticed. and while
this is not marked yet. it is a toro-
runnor o! the spring building.
"People mull over their plans for
building throughout the winter."
said one banker. "and then in the
. c
spring we got the usual mortgage
demand."
While figures are reputed 1‘01 toi
Ilo. ngurei so iar issued by business
agencies are misleading as to the
building conditions in Norwaik. For
instance. the National Monthly
Survey shows an abrupt decline in
figures here. It should be remem-
bered that figures take many weeks
to compile. especially to give na-
tional comparisons. Therefore.
Not-walk. credited with only 881.647
for the last. month reported as
against 8110.759 for January 1924
and nearly a quarter oi a million
for December. nu. is not to be tin.
medlately classed as in a slump.
A more consistent barometer oi
the present time might be made
from the building permits. The
news of February 28 alone shows
permits to the total of $250,300 ro-
Dortod one day. Compare this
with December. and we tlnd more
permits in one day than reported for
that month. Not an indication of
any slump by any means. 0!
course. a great percentage of this
rise must be credited to two single
itcms.-—that oi the Nurses' Home.
to cost. $150,000. and the Southern
New England Telephone Company
addition. calling [or expenditures of
$84,000.
This is Norwalk's condition
as
represented on paper. To turn to
actual work. building is healthy.
Several good sized jobs have com-
menced. among which are the work
on the Telephone company addition,
and the demolition has begun on the
oomoz- w {rigour-u
BURRIT
RIDGEPOR
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amour:
comm-w
HAVE KELLNER IN MIND
FOR PRUNING & SPRAYING
RESULTS OF THE BEST KIND
A. H. KELLNER
CONN. LICENSE
NO. 28
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PHONE 272 l
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T. F. FOLEY AND co. INC.
CHARLES R. CHARIO'I‘T. Pres.
GENERAL CON TRACTOI’ZS
13 SO. MAIN ST.
Cellars, Concreting of all kinds, Road Building, Biidges, Lawn Tennis Courts, Etc.
and
Washington Street site'where Bam-
uei Roodner is preparing to pm up
a. two story concrete and steel black.
Another indication of the coming
awakening in the building business
is ahdwn in the move of labor for
higher prices. During the week
put. an advance in Lathers' prices
is noted. and E. L. Edmund. Presi-
dent ot the Lathr‘r's Union. local No.
. ERE is a design that will stand
L H out among any grou of
s; :1". houses as an example 0 fine
3581.2: architectural composition. It
combines dignity and grace
on the exterior and hominoss and com-
fort within. What could be more
charming than the latticed doorway
covered with climbin roses. honcy~
sucklc. or clematis? it would be a
leasurc. indeed. to pass beneath this
war every day.
This type of Imusc lends itself ad-
mirably to beautiful brickwork. The
color oi the face brick will. of course. be
determined by the builder's fancy for
he has practically the whole range of
color to draw on.
Note the rowlock and soldier coursce
at the grade line. above the first floor
windows and under the second story
windows. A Flemish or English Cross
Bond would 've additional interest to
the walls angin- in keeping with this
style oi architecture. .-
As shown above. broadside to the
street. it would require a frontage of
fifty feet. in order to give ample room
on the sides. Ii. however. it is desired
to turn the house cndwtse. with the
living room and porch towaxd the
street. it may be placed upon a forty-
foot lot, lcavin sufficient room for a
driveway. In t '3 case. the fireplace
and chimney does not project on the
J. FRED McMAHON, Sec. & Trcas;
EXCA VATO RS
413. has notified builders that in tn-
ture the price for putting In wood
lathe will be 88.00 a. thousand.
To the ultimate consumer—that
is. the home builder. this indicates
one course of action. It means that
building prices show no downward
trend. and that the time to build is
now. I
and Owner
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THE R. H. FULLER
CON STRI lC'I'IUN
COMPA N Y
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DON’T GAMBLE
TELEPHONE 2678 -'
SASH, poons AND MILLWORK _ T»
QUALITY AND SERVICE .
WILLIAM J.
32 HAVILAN D ST.
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so. NORWALKZ
WlwAlna-lasn PacsBrithsooddoo
outside of the house.
WINDOW
WE SELL AND HANG THEM
Bo. Norwalk
8-10 Railroad Ave.
somi/IERS
The Paint
PAINTS
and
P3" SOMERS
VARNISHES
SHADES
Norwalk
2 Wall St.
People ' .,
MURESCO:
ltshouldbebuiitciosetothcground.
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as shown in order to preserve Its pro-
portions. The mdc in the rear. how-
ever. should be lower as all the base-
ment windows are there.
The customary central hall has been
omitted in the floor plan and the space
thrown into the livmg room. making
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC COMPANY _: ;
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR DEALER
Phone 2978
annulus”. PUIII~..\IUS1 Illa-5111i“. AND ltaiilu «our:
11 No. Main Street
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South Nor-wait-
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It L-shaprd. It is an easy matter to
restore the partition. its hall is desired.
On the broadside oithe liviniroorn is
the fireplace. flanked by double French
doors which open to the porch._here
shown as a sun parlor. As the hvmg
room extends from front to rear the
house may be faced north and still ob- ;
tain a Southern exposure in the room. '
Thediningroomisofgoodsizeand
pm ion. The kitchen is compact
an convenient and has a fine break-
fast alcove. The rcirigcrator is placed .
in rear entry. l
There are three sized rooms on
the second floor I with on
two sides. and well supp led with
closets. The bathroom is larger than
is usually Jound in houses of this size
and will amply accommodate a dresser
if desired.
The basement has arrangements for
heating plant. fuel bins. laundry, veg.
table storage. etc.
TEL. 1469-2
GET oun PRICES ‘ Q.
ON VOL“ “HUI IIIEDII‘IN'II‘ NB -1“
HARDWARE :
ROSEN FIELD BROTHERS
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tlztsu'uuss see?
ALBERT D. MORGAN
ALWAYS HEADQUARTERS
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BU ILDERS' H ARDWARE
AND——
BUILDING M
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Telephone 3257
S. .l. STEWART & SON
Real Estate and Insurance 55
47 WALL STREET
The (lorham (‘0. f?
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WAIJ. I'Al'l‘ZlF—I'AI NTS—h IC.
Phone 462
126 Washington St.
ATERIAL
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DE LOPMENT
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South Norwalh;
When Painting or Decanting you need the kind that’s sure to satisfy. This good advice don't fail to heed—See ALEX
WHITE. his methods try—His workmanship is up-todate-"He'll treat you square"
“ALEX WHITE WILL TREAT YOU WHITE."
PAINTER AND DECORATOR.
so clean and bright.
Alex White
at any rate and make your home
Wall Papers, Paints Varnishes, Brushes
35 Lowe SL, tel. 2858, So. Norwalk, Sulcsroom 110 Main St., New Canaan, tel. 669
WILLIAM J. KOELLMER
Thatcher
Furnaces
Lester Rogers 63 Co.
' FRATTO
None Better Made, Always Relfahle. We Sell Them
Let lis estimate on your next Plumbing. Heating or 'l‘innlng Job.
Our motto—Superior up-io-(late service and complete satisft‘ctlml
PLUMBING. HEATING and TINNING
14 River St. Norwaik. Conn.
TELEPHONI'S: UFI'K‘E Mia, "()ITSI-J "24-8
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7 Mechanic St. Phone 3254 Norwalk. Cons...
GEORGE W. LAMB .
Cautractor and Builder .3
Jobbing Given Careful and Prompt Attention -‘
101 Winfield St. , Tel. 3304 East N orwalk
F. J. Fratto Electric 00., Electrical Contracting and Supplies, 20 Main St, N orwalk, Conn. Tel. 689
GUARANTEES ALL ELECTRICAL WORK
“Y on Won‘t Go Wrong
If You Consult With
FRATTO
BARRETT'S SPECIFICATION ROOFS
N ORWALK ROOFING CO.
117 WATER STREET
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PHONES 2955 and 387
ALL— KINDS OF 'MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS
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THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
108 Water Street
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N ORIVALK PLATE GLASS CO.
38 Washington Street, Tel. 2843
Plate Glass 01
sat-mu. Windshields. Stained Glass Frosted Glass .Z,
. I
All Kinds
I these sacred memories. on intone-
! tional mobilisation day would DC. on
E i Q. absurdity. 11 nations mm tor
‘ ' ‘ sl‘Ollt Agency war they are not preparing Moi-It
‘..: .. . the stations but Isl-inst etch. “I!"-
Q”: t: Largest Rea] What one nation calls dotsnsotm
Estate “Filanization wear a very different aspect
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EVERYTHING IN
ROOFIN
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
HY-GRADE ROOFING CO.
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EndAil PL'U MBING Worries
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HARRY NATHAN . ~,~ .-
8 West Avenue
Ask for our prices.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
WINDOW SHADES
We carry them in stock and make them to order carefully.
\
. signs and patterns.
WALL ' PAPERS
A complete and most attractive assortment of newest de-
THE N ORWALK
BUILDERS ()F HOMES
25 COMMERCE STREET -
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NORWALK HARDWARE ’00., 45-47 MAIN. ST. NORWALK
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ANGEVINE FURNITURE c
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