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THE OBJECTIVE:
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To erect a one family frame house of the "Small House" type that was mo‘~
dern. convenient, attractive and economical, built entirely of stock materials
and to contain at least six prime
The Cost of the house only, excl
:7 THE RESULT:
_We believe this house, built acco
ry rooms and bath.
usive of papering was not to exceed $5,500.00:
rding to the First Prize winning plan, now
completed. represents the product of Bridgeport ’s talent as it relates to archi.
tectural skill, contractural supervision.
and that this combination in co
of the “Small House” type that
We believe this type of house ‘meets a present day need and,
should he of especial interest to
THE Go‘sr: ‘ .
House Completed as Per Plans and 8 ecifications . ........... . .. 5574.38
Additional Cost for Demonstration p ‘ x ' $
capable labor and quality materials,
:operation, has produced a one amily house
is both economical in cost and pkeep.
therefore. it
Prospective Home Builders.
Insurance $30.00
Papering $160.00 $190.00
Total
Walks, Grading and Land . $153523:
Total Uost of Property $7658.94
_ COST TO DUPLICATE:
An examination of all the elements comprising the cost disclose the fact that
this house can be duplicated for the same price, that is $5,574.38.
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‘ THE HADLEY COMPANY:
The transformation of this model house into the model home is accomplish-
ed through the medium of furniture
mony, serviceability, and, of course, financial outlay.
Through The Hadley Company,
selected with discrimination as to haré
our objective in this respect, we believe, has
been attained. Seven rooms, including the reception hall, have been com<
' pletely furnished in the utmost
good taste and at a minimum 'of expense.
An inspection'of the model home w ill prove a revelation as to what may be
accomplished in home furnishing within the $750.00 allotted in our budget
for this purpose.
AN INVITATION
INSPECTION-
Oo-ose'o-eeo on
The public is cordially invited to visit this house and to examine it in every
I! detail.
answer any questions.
in attendance.
The House will be open as follows:
Our attendants will be present to conduct visitors through and,to
Representatives of The Hadley Company will also be
WEDNESDAY to SATURDAY inclusive, July 8th to 11th, from 10:00 A. M.
to 8:30 P. M.
THE LOCATION, IN BRID GEPORT:
KEELER AVE. south side, between Main and Wayne Sts.——Keeler Ave. il
six blocks north of St. Vincent's
Wayne Street.
SIGN: .
There is a direction sign on the corner of Main Street.
THE A. W. BURRITT COMPANY
360-540 KNOWLTON STREET
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BRIDGEPORT
Hospital and extends west from Main to
CONN.
ROTOR MANOR CALLED MOST
:EAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL AREA
N WHOLE 0F FAIRFIELD COUNTY
ing‘ and Golf Can Be Enjoyed Within Short
Distance From Property—Fine Old Trees ,
Add to Charm of
stricted Development
ton Manor. situated in the
w England village of Darien.
of those beautiful residential
:1 Fairfield County.
property. which for many
was a part of “The Weed
" is now developing into a
tlal community of the high-
6. Bounded on all sides by
estates. it fronts on the we.-
Noroton Bay. The natural
'l of this colony of homes by
and are many and the care-
d restricted development'of
.d ensures the potential home
every protection.
ld€d on the east by Nearwa-
’4 cc, 8. wonderful old bayway.
over with interlacing elms.
rmal entrance to the estate
ion the Post Road. a 36-foot
a highway which “ gives
access to the neighboring
3: Stamford and Darien.
those who commute. Noroton
is ideal.» Within one mile is
'roton Heights railroad station
.mnin line of the New York.
‘ oven and Hartford R. R. Ten
'3' auto drive brings one to the
rd. station. a. terminal where
. service with frequent trains
me to New York in less than
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Residential Chums.
residential charm of the com-
, quickly recommends itself.
'. opert)I ends in a peninsula
"" out into the bay. At the
' this point is a private sandy
“' 54: where the desirable privacy
5"" .n.:.r shore bathing is attain.
‘ j 'on Bay. and "The Cove." af-
nple opportunity for the fish-
and yachtsman to enjoy him-
roughout the summer. Nor
facilities for the sportsman
are. In the Town of Dar-ion
: private golf clubs—the Wee
.nd the Woodway. There is
e Ox Ridge Hunt Club. where
mmsr horse shows and the
polo games are watched
iterest by the community for
round.
lutlc facilities are unusually
Adjoining the Manor is the
ground owned by the Town
len, on which stands the
I Junior High School. The
of Darien are of a high
‘d under the supervision of
1 H. Fuller. Superintendent.
in five. minutes' drive is the
School. one of the grade
of the Town of Darlen. In
ioroughly modern building.
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The land itself is of a slightly"
rolling iype, which. with none of.
the flatness of a plain. is ideal for'
building purposes. Many fine oldi
trees add to the charm. The homes
now on the land are of the highest 1
type and of an architectural quality ‘
that. is pleasing to the eye.
Exhibition Home.
Incidentally, one of the present.
homes in Noroton Manor—that of
Milton D. Roof—had the distinction
of being picked as one of the Her-
ald-Tribune‘s exhibition homes. A
Every precaution has been and is ;
being taken by Noroton Manor, Inc. 1
to see that nothing shall mar the‘
community. The roads have been .
laid out and building lines estab-'
lished from the beginning so that l
along the greater part of Beach.
Drive the houses on each side shall .
stand about one. hundred and fifty
feet from those on the opposite
side.
The ensuring of spacious high-
ways and front lawns is supple-
mented by sewral other provisions
which ensure the high quality of
the section. No building or any
part may be used for business pur-
poses, nor may poultry or live stock ,
be kept on the property. Garages i
may be constructed for private use.
only, and no buildings or sheds ofj
the flat. roof type may be erected.
No signboards may be erected on‘
the land. It has been such provi-“
alone as these that have already
brought to Noroton Manor the fin-
est type of homes and residents.
The homes of John H. Calhoun.
Ely Raymond. Dr. Elmer Wetherbe
and Charles B. Kunes are unusually ‘
charming.
ing president of the Kora-all: Build-
ing Co.. is president of Noroton Ma-
nor. Inc. .He has succumed to the
charm of his own land and now re-
side: there permanently.
The officers of the company are:
Charles B. Kunes. President.
Richard H. Golden. Vice-Presi-
dent.
Robert H. Fuller. Secretary.
Funk '1‘. Brundage. Treasurer.
Automobile News.
If the majority really ruled, the
locomotives would have to stop at
the crossing for the {liners—Ark—
ansas Gazette.
All that. a. wave of prosperityf
means to moht of us is the “1-!
vilege of watching others buy better
cars.—Medford Mail-Tribune.
There is something about a wind-
shield glu‘s that magnifies a tack
and make: I. pedestrian seem a
1 every pedagogical facility
fine stat: of teachers.
lanun modern—Wooster Record.
Mr. Kunee. besides be- ' ‘
Biggest
pensive interior deco
home.
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Suggestions Is One of the
If With ideas to furnish your new
home, contrary to popular belief ex-
sary in achieving a well fu r n i s h e d
The secret lies in the art of
selecting the little things that go so to
give the finishing touches. Here you
will find a selection to meet your wants
and at prices surprisingly low.
A. J. COLLINS .,
l 70.72 No. Main St.
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Noroton Manor
In the Township of Darien
, Shorefront property in 3 highest restricted development.
! Artistic homes. Bathing Beach.
, An inspection will prove the wdrth of Noroton Manor b e t t er
] ' than any words.
APPLY TO NOROTON MANOR. INC.
87-89 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
CHARLES B. KUNE , PRESIDENT "
RICHARD H. GOLDE NICE-PRESIDENT
ROBERT R. FULLER, SECRETARY
‘ . FRANK T. BRUNDAGE, TREASURER
Write. for Noroton Manor Booklet.
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