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BUILDERS ‘
:1: WALL STREET
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PHONE 2901 '
“Buy It At Brazel’s” '
OILDERS ARE AWARE THAT
RAZEI. ALWAYS GIVES
EST UP TO
“'e Placed the FACT in SatisFACTion
FRANK J.
BASH DOORS
12 Commerce St. Phone 204? Norwalk, Conn.
DATE SERVICE
BRAZEL
MILLWORE
ALWAYS BUY ‘ :OHEN’S
Paints and Wall Paper Supplies and get. the best grade
the market. Try us for PAINTING and DECORATING.
A. B. COHEN ,
Two Stores
MAIN HEADQUARTERS 137 WASHINGTON STREET
44 HAIR STREET
3b!“ Home No. 631
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.5 house is an excellent com-
bInatIon of the central-hall
Colonial floor plan and a dig-
mfied and Interesting ertenor
In the_style that has come to
be known as “ll estern." because it uas
developed In the Western states.
The designer has added to the at-
tractiveness o! the outside walls by an
intelligent use of soldier and rowlock
courses of brick and by the panelled
efipct hehasgiven to the side elevations-
Such effects are fortunately becoming
more common as ardntects become
better versed In the use of face brick
, bonds and pattern work.
I The special features of the front ele-
: ration are the doorway and the tvco
WILLIAM CASTLEDINE
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
ALTERATIONS AND JOBEING-«Esrmartzs
45 CENTER AVENUE
5 petrofwindows. Their charm lies
In eir stmphaty and their fitness.
There has been no striving for effect.
Every element In the charmi. facade
takes us place naturally _ is an
Integral part of the composition.
But charming as is the exterior, the
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chief joy of this house will be the con-
5 venience and livablenoss of the interior.
5, Every thought has been given to make
. It fit the presenbday requirements of a
William F.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
prosperous American family .
The central hall is enteer through ;
Hoyt & Son
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Houses of All Kinds and All Prices; Easy Terms.
. 2nd Mortgage Loans Given.
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46 80. MAIN STREET
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3 A wen-.Bann‘cea Exterior and 2
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good sized vestibule. On the right is
had .a View of the big living room. be-
yond which opens the sun parlor. thu-
produang a splendid effect and afiord»
mg opportunities for excellent interior
arrangements.
To the left. a pair of French doors
lead to the almost square dining room.
In the kitchen. the sinkandstoveare
placed under windows. a feature ap-
prccmted by the houswife. Cabinets
3“ the kitchen and over the refrigerator
In the tar entry take the place of a
pantry. The convenient lavatory in tin
rear hall 15 to be noted.
An open stairway leads to the second
floor, with its three large bedrooms and
ample closets. The dressing room ad-
}mning one of the bedrooms could be
made Into a private bath.
To get four bedrooms. the bath may
be ced over the vestibule. with two
ooms on each side of the stairs.
The attic also provides space that
could be utilized for bedrooms. play-
room for the children or for a billiard
room. The basement contains furnace
room. coal room, laundry and vegetable
cellar.
The ceiling heights are 8 feet 6 inches.
The content of house 15 50,505.); of gar-
age, 2,100 cubic lc-et.
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"RUDDER Dose rr RIGHT”
JACOB A.
RUDDER
Decorator and Painting Contractor
51891 35 Years Experience 1925
108 South Main Street
Phone 1446, So. Norwalk, Conn.’
DON’T GAMBLE CALL GAMBLE
TELEPHONE 2678
SASI-I, DOORS AND MILLWORK’
QUALITY AND SERVICE
WILLIAM J. GAMBLE 5
3i HAVILAND ST. so. NORWALK
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'A R D W A R E
We carry in stock a complete assortment of the
. ~ Famous SARGENT Line
57 North Main St. Phone 3590
PAINTS o VARNISI-IES
WATER PROQFINGS -— DAMP PROOFINGS
WINDOW SHADES
WE SELL AND HANG THEM
. “Net-walk and "
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SCWMERS ’3" SOMERS
The .PaintPeople ‘
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PAINTS VARNISHES
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THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC COMPANY
mar-moat. eon-rum: Dunn
11 No. lain Street Phone 2278 South and:
souvenirs mREMOST cram AND unto miss:
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HAVE KELLNER IN MIND
FOR PRUNING & SPRAYING
RESULTS OF THE BEST KIND
A. H. KELLNER.
CONN. LICENSE
PHONE as
NO. 36 ' m
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SAMUEl: J. KEELER
FOB “SIIRANCE
Phone 188
30 ODNER BLDG.
WALL STREET
0MB BUILDERS
DEMAND CHANGE IN STYLE?
lowly Getting Away from Square Design ——5
Wings Are Being
Colonial Type Is Required the Plans Call?
for Real Old Style ——
Grill/for Cellar
" . : .~ tract to be up-to-datc In 1110‘ trend aWay from the square {rum-:5
" (or . use i‘ v LUEt lei»: building. :
. 3' h be ' '0:0;. alibi , "There is little demand (or the
':..‘I.\'::".;:l design.
_ 37: 12:11:; that more and more
demanding
in the design
are
,_ 7-.ar. people are
3:15.113 different"
W»: homes. and architects
L .. :;::;Iy purzllng their heads 107,—1119 growing use 0: steel sash. An-l
‘.‘ diapzxons ct period sales or
Lift-Cturc.
..; busy spring." said Rhys
cf the Fuller Construction
rmrazy. " :5 the demand for indiv-
‘.s.1‘)/ 1: the design 0! the home.
ecrle want their homes to be dif—
7-1:”. :rom anyone else's. It doesn't
site: so much What style We ads?!
use. as long as we r1131“: the CUS-
rr.er's house different tram anyone
"0:9 2.3;: just told us to draw
2' up something 'crazy.’ That. of
arse. leave: the architect a lot of
Fwy—it allow: originality to creep
In an. I: is not a bad condition.
"the tread seems to be setting
13' Zrom tho so often repeated
.lz-nlal. What Colonial is wanted.
Never. in not take mutt-tho Col-
ial demand Is to:- pure design. The
I. must be right—tho Windows
on be set as In real Colonial. the
'6‘; o! the root must be true.
"We are not In any period now.
6 are 1:: a time or the adaptation
periods. We cannot have any unl-
.atton of demand. because we have
unification of minds. Out popu.
”.0: reflects all type- ot minds and
stone. and the demand for style-
architecture is than sun as varied.
“A customer like. coughing“.
2'9 to try and adapt nut to his
“2.51:; “'e and I. mat. call {or
9 use of «logo, 0: m and a
":6 mos: prominent {untrue of;
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TODAY ' 5
CHARLES R. CHARIOTT, Pres.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
13 SO. MAIN ST.
J. FRED MCMAHON, Sec. & Trees.
TEL. 1469.2
and
EXCAVATORS
Cellars, Concreting of all kinds, Road Building, Bridges, Lawn Tennis Courts, Etc.
GET OUR PRICES
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H A R D W A R E '
ROSENFIELD BROTHERS
In. WASHINGTON STREET moon: us
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ALWAYS HEADQUARTERS 5
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BUILDERS’ "HARDWARE
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BUILDING MATERIAL '
Tom at
s. J. STEWART & SON
Real Estate and Insurance
41 WALL» STREET NORWALI. CONN.
When Painting or Decorat
WHITE, his methods try.
so clean and bright.
Called for and When;
ing you need the kind the
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Alex White
t's sure to satisfy. This good advice don't tail to hood-loo ALEX
—-His workmanship is uptodato—“Be'fl treat’you square" at any rate and make you-homo
EX WHITE WILL TREAT YOU WHITE.’
PAINTER AND DECORATOR.
Wall Papers. Paints Varnishes, Brushes
35 Lowe St, tel. 2858, So. Norwalk, Salesroom 110 Main St, New Canaan, tel. 669
Architect Suggests f
Thatcher
None Better Made, Always Reliable. We Sell Them
Furnaces
Lester Rogers 8 CO.
frame house. Peopxe are strong (or
the halt timbered effect. or the use.
or stone. 0: course. this all mean: a,
Uttlclrnore expense. but ll. is not nf
bad Sign as a. Whole.
“We also find another item of note 5
'other demand has been for the llv-'
F. J. Fratto Electric Co.
ELECTRICAL comacrmo and SUPPLIES 5
20 MAIN ST. Phone 689 NORWALK‘ 5
5 m for 8 Roost HOUSE
Complete $22.00 up
Let us estimate on your next Plumbing, Heating or Tinning job.
Our motto—Superior up-tO-date service and complete satisfaction
PLUMBING, HEATING and TINNING
14 River St, Norwalk. Ooun.
TELEPIIONES: OFFICE sets. novsr: use»:
BUILDERS ON WIRING AND FIXTURES OR EACH JOB SEPARATE
.l ESTIMATES CHEERFC‘LLY GIVEN T0 TEE m Ron
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$450 up
WE HANG FIXTURES FREE OF CHARGE
The Gorham Co.
decommiss—
WALII Perm—ems“;
126 Washington 81.. Phone £62 loath Net's-k
l WILLIAM J. KOELLMER
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7 We at. those as“ Nervous, can.
' GEORGE w. LAMB
Contractor and m .
Jobbing Given Careful and Prompt m e
101 Winfield St. Tel. 3304 East Norwalk
51a; room root that extends to the
ceiling. This is portrayed in the Mt!-
ton D. Root house at Noroton Manor.
Hany local people have seen thl3.I
and want it repeated In their bomes.§
"0: course. such a procedure5
means more cost It is taking up. the
space that might be used for a sec-
ond floor. but there In no denying
ALL KINDS OF MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS
THE NORWALKCOAL & SUPPLY CO.
108 Water Street
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BARRETI’S SPECIFICATION ROOFS 5
N ORWALK ROOFING CO.
117 wan: STREET nonsense and at
the handsomeneaa of the effect.
“My general advise to a home-
bullder today. to to consider tn
more seriously in the future. the use
of the cellar. We are lettlnx lot: or
really good one. go to waste. and
the cells: has great poulbllttleo.
"In the first. place. a. man ocean
most xenon-Hy to think that a not
lot to desirable. Not at all. If he I: on
a grade. or a slope. It open! up all
kinda of avenues for mtul exploit
EVERYTHING IN
R,'O O F I N G
21 ELIZABETH ST. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
TIT-GRADE ROOFING co.
PHONE 1918 - 2
NORWALK. PLATE GLASS CO. .
' a. M. Burrs
ems. mm, um nut '03!
st WALK: m 2.0.3! “I 303'“ m
atlcn of his cellar opace.
"Immediately. 0: course. we think
at the use 0! that level “trance to
the cellar {or a garage. Pcr‘hlp! I
would eon-y It a bit further. In New
III-tho cellar. Where a home 115'
built one. slope. where the cellar
zeta lots or light. whyjot sis-the .
mm: as a kitchen and attain: room 2. -
As}; for our prices.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
WINDOW SHADES
York poorly on our 5781 mm ”‘5 We carry them in stock and make them to order carefully.
NORWALKw HARDWARE co, 45-47 Mam ST. NORWALK
WALL PAPERS
A complete and most attractive mortment of newest de-
signs and patterns. ‘
EndAIl PLUHBING Worries
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HARRYNATHAN
SWCtAm Telephone”
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In thh 37 using the collar space
thus. It is podblo for anus to build
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