Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 11, 1925 · page 3

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attactive and conrement. As was
common in this type of house. t1: .
central hall 15 entered through a. good
sized vesubule. On the right we enter
the com. bring room with a
hospitable fireplace at one cod. and
beyond this 15 the sunporch which‘n
togllinmntsandmrposaapm'tofflze.
hung room the year rand.

(“smoocrxe-Jdcofunchau stair,
of Frerzd: doors open mm the dining
more. which is almost square, and be-
3 and this mom we have the kitchen; P
The lay) st of the kitchen will deh¢tt
2:; house}; eepcr- Note that both emf:
and stove are cad under window;
when: they a have £1.31 light at all
how- There are two room} whines
in 2hr: kitchen and another over the
rcirzgerator in the rear entry- A lava-
tor; has been conveniently placad in
the rear hall.

An open stairway ascends to the
second floor With its three large. Well-
mutilated bedrooms. all of winch have

pie clcocts. The drmr’g room ad~
runs; one of these rooms amid easily
be corroded into a second bathroom.
And if more sleeping quarters are de-
51: ed the spear. ‘2': the attic can he ufil—i
bed to good admire. The arm:
would ai so make a fine playroom for
the 03189318..

I”. the basement grammar: has been
raadc- for beans; plant coal room,
lam'rdrvaudvegembl eccilar. .

The ceifin‘hdghtson the first and
2:me fioorsmeeetand‘éindaes.
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165T FALLING OFF IN BUSINESS?
ID TO HAVE HAD GOOD EFFECT;

'~ 2:2 Shows Fairly Large-Buying But Orders
\rv Small#The Situation in Connecticut——
Brick and Lumber Situation Satisfactory

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I'IJ; and Lumber Markets
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rcpor's from, the lumber

infius: 95 are showing

F pron ems: "I: is evident."
“ month}? bulletin of the

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the

. - Brick Ma‘sufacturers’
. .2 , of America. “2-3-:
b .115 mass is leading. not trad;
.hs- comtr ruczlcn volume. After
' sears of rather depressing
-_ u... .s s the brick infiustry began to
a?“'*:— momentum if: 192? and 2321.
has shores. consistenz' gains
K slncm that time,

Repons to toe National Lumber
-‘ Mazzu' Voturers’ Association coterlng
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 .CITY CONTINUE TO EXPAND

 

' Permits for Over $25, 000 Worth of Work Grant-

'ed Last Week — Whole Country Building
More Except N ew Y OH: and Los Angeles

 

Building still continues strong In

-Norwalk, and although no big jobs

have. been reported within the past
week. permits have been issued ag-
gregating more than $25,000. The
telephone company. the new Rood—
oer building. and the Hospital
Home continue to be the three blg‘
piec'cs of Mark Another big job
will be that of the South Norwalk
Trust. Company. Although work
has commenced on the general con-
tracting'to tear out the interior of
the store building to be taken over.
all contracts haw.- BC)". been let.
These will come from {he New Tori-1
office or the architect. and it is bu-
lleved many of them. Will'fall to loc—
al firms.

. Tbs whole situation is such as
could be expected by the gensml mp
{Tonal trend. The Tendency is for
building to decline in New York pro«
per. and to expand in the outlying
sections. As far as residential pur-
roses are concerned Var“ 3%: can

bs'consldercd a subu 'b of Ac“ Y urk=

Good roadsmand good trau. s«;
will continue :0 keep up the growth
of the rssidomial portions of 1m:
cit}:

The

v- 1g»;

rtulional monthly bulldmg
saucy of S. \‘C. Straus 6; Con made
nubile today, which covers 35:» ('3'.-
ies and towns. L-zmgs out this (nun

Mary of building *u {423?} off in .‘x'uzv

,April I.

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ECLAEIund. Washington. Boson.
jLouis.

fifor March.
ggeirs Show (a;

York, {and grow proportionately in
other sections.
New York there was a gain through-
out the cousin: of 13’per cent. for
March. as compared with March of
last year: and a gain of 1'! per cent
for the firs: three: months ot= the

year.

There was a loss in Greater New
York of $150 5323 2'30 0 or March
last Fear and $159,844.540 over the
first quartér of 1324: These in»
mense losses however. cannot be ta.-
kon on. their face value a: they from
brought about Lhe abnormal isauo
anco of building permits prior lb

ion Tins c xpire},

The
ry outside of New York City showed
a. March gain or 22 per cent: the
Central section showed a. gain of .9

per cent for March; the South 18
pf‘i’ cent: while the Pacific Coas:

states just broke about even for the
month.

0!: the I‘L'idifig fié'lcading chins of
the country, :5 had

go's gain was 1!} per cent sud Phi}-
adolpbéa‘s 4 1362' cont.
Chicago, Philadelphia. Ti”:- troll

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19 -4 “non 2122: tax exemptcP

Eastern section 95 the count-f

San i-‘rancisco and Portland ,
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:‘RUDDER DOES IT 3168"?"
JACOB A.
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‘ " Decorator and Paintingflontradtor
1891 35 Years Experience_1925

108 South Main Street
Phone 14-46, So. Norwalk, Conn.

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E M P H I LL for

‘ARDWARE

We carry in stock a complete assortment of the
. Famous SARGENT Line ' .

57 North Main St. Phone‘3590

 

 

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HAVE KELLNERA INDII‘ND
FOR .PRUNING 8: SPRAYING '
RES FLTS OF THE BEST KIND

A; H. KEPLLNER

CONN. LICENSE PHONE 272
NO. 26

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13 SO. MAIN ST.

 

T. F FOLEY AND CO. INC.

CHARLES R. CHARIOT’I‘, Pm. '
' GENERAL CONTRACTORS

and

J. FRED McMAHON, Sec. & Treas.

 

TEL. 71469-2

EXCAVA'I‘ORS

Cellars, Concreting of all kinds, Road Building, Bridges, Lawn Tennis Courts, Etc.

 

 

so clean and bright

Alex White 3

When Painting or Decorating you need the kind that a sure to satisfy.‘1'his good advice dbn t fail to heed—See ALEX
WHITE, his methods try. ”His workmanship is up-to-date—“He’ll treat you square” at any rate and make you home
“ALEX WHITE WILL TREAT YOU WHITE ”

PAINTER AND DECORATQR _
D Lowe St, tel. 2858, So, N on alk, Salesroom 7110 Main St,

Wall Papers, Paints Varnishes, Brushes

New Canaan, tel. 669" ‘

 

Thatcher.“

ELECTRICAL oomAcrmo and SUPPLIES
20 MAIN ST. Phone 689 NORWALK; ;

F. J F ratto Electricr Co. ; P

Furnaces ‘

Lester Rogers, 62? ’ Co.

None Better Made, Always Reliable.

I et us estima Rte on your next Plumbing, Heating or Timing job.
Our matte-Superior upltoo date

We Sell Them

service and complete satisfaction
PLUMBING, HEATING and MG

14 River St... Fox-walk, “Conn.
TELEPHONE-IS: OFFICE 3315, HORSE 1121-3
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ESTIMATES CHEER 1" a LLY GIVEN TO THE FUTURE BORE

BUILDERS OH WIRING AND FIXTURES 03 EACH JOB SEPARATE
FIXTURES for’8 300E HOUSE

Complete $22.00 up ,. ,

s'ronr. mm,
314.50 up

“FE HANG FIXTU'RES FREE OF CHARGE

 

 

mead lumber mills of the country

 

a. satisfactory current trend;
American lumber industry. 3
metres. shipments. and new‘

the reporting: mills enjoy-
. 9231 Volume that was 1292,0211?
,- -eaxer than for the preceeding
‘3 nee}; of 1924. New business was in
'3 33's: ten per cent. larger than East

 
 
 
 
 

 

A LL KINDS OF MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS

THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.

108 W ater Street

--———-—PHONE 113——

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P“ ' 'ETHE R. H. FULLER
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY '
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and BUILDERS

1 North aim Street

‘ scorn soawaui, come.
“wag Not-walk 3127

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DON’T GAMBLE CALL GAMBLE
TELEPHONE 2678

SASH, DOORS AND MILLWORK
QUALITY AND SERVICE.

WILLIAM J. GANIBLE

32 HAVILAND ST. 0. NORWALK

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PAINTS E’s? VARNISHES,

WATER PROOF IN GS -- DAMP PROOFIN GS

. WINDOW SHADES

WE SELL AND HANG THEM
Salim-walk and
840 Railroad Ave

 
 
 
 
 

Norm
2 Wall 8:.
Phones

SOMERS 6f SOMERS

_ The Paint People
PAINTS

VARNISHES M URESCO

 

 

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NORWALKS" ELECTRIC COMPANY
momma. CONTRAOIOB DEALER _,

11 No. Main Street 14101192978 South Norwdk
501223231153 marmoal' ELI-17mg AND :umo stout-2 '-‘

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

GET OUR PRICES
us TOLB REQUIREMENTS run
‘ ROSENFIELD BROTHERS .

my «553159103 STREET TELEPHONE m

ALBERT D. MORGAN
ALWAYS HEADQUARTERS

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BU ILDERS’ HARDWARE

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BU ILDING MATERIAL

 

 

 

 

 

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S. J. STEWART & SQN

Real Estate and Insurance

47 WALL STREET NORWALK. CONE. . ‘

 

 

 

 

 

T The Gorbam Co; 5 '
“0500115103“ 'g

WALL PAPER—PmTS-EIC. : ;

126 Washington 8:. Phone 452 South Emmi: E ;

I WILLIAM J. KOELLMER

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7 We 8:. Phone 3254 Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

GEORGE W. LAMB
Contractor and Builder
Jobhng Given Careful and Prompt Attention
101 Winfield St. Tel. 3304 East Non-rails . f

 

 

 

‘BARRETT‘S SPECIFICATION saoors f
NORWALK ROOFING CO. :-
117 warns STREET PHONES 2955 and 38': '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7:-4:.:{.:' I Efillorl orders acct; 'nulsted
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THE BUILDING *
ACTIVITYIIERE

The {0: Toning building items are ,

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- "RHEPTYICVII Industry.

955 condzti

EVERYTHING IN

21 ELIZABETH ST.

HIT-GRADE ROOFING CO.

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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED "

PHONE 1913. 2 .

 

r2 printed from the Commercial Reo-

ord:

. : Two-Family House

‘ t=phen Loposzky will build a {no

_ ' farm; v house at 5:: Ely avenue. It
P is lrom pri' are plans, winch cal} £91-
.a. frame homes. two stories lush.

2.54523 {sea with a we: of slate-attr- 2
faced fair The apartments will

‘ :' sac}: consist 931mm.- rooms and bath,

 

$1: for our pr ices.

 

P and 17:2}! haxe hat ah- heat. The en-

THE WINCHESTER STORE _ , "~ ,

WINDOW . SHADES

EX 2 can-j them 1:; stock and make them to ortier car-23mm.

< signs and patterns

NORW‘AIK HARDW’ARE C0., 45-47 MAIN ST., NORWALK

" ' WALL PAPERS

A complete and most attractixe assortment of ne rest de-

 

_ I rimmed cost is $8 099. ‘ Joseph RYE" -

 

E 150 has the carpenter contract.

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W for W.
James A. FEE-91150238; Not-walk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NORWALK PLATE GLASS co.
38 Washington Street, Toff 2843

PlateGlassofAIlKinds
Mm, wmasm summons, frosted GIass

 

 

 

 

 
 

B. MBETTS

_er1NG, HEATER}, 8333‘! 3mm WORK ‘7‘;
u WALL STREET 911032;“ soawux. c053. '

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

EudAII PLUMBING Worries
HARRY NATHAN

3 West Afenue Telephone 361-3

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

THE NORW'ALK BUILDING CO.

- , BUILDERS OF HOMES

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