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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 22, 1925 · page 7

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 23. 1925.

 

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We Placed the FACT in SatisFACTlon

FRANK J. BRAZEL

CASH DOORS MILLWORI
, 42 Commerce St. Phone 2047 Nor-walk, uConn.

ALWAYS BUYCOHEN’S

A. B. COHEN

Paints and Wall Paper Supplies and get the best ads on’
the 'inarket. Try us for PAINTING and DEOO ATING
Two Stores
MAIN HEADQUARTERS 137 WASHINGTON STREET
44 MAIN STREET

 

 

 

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EMPHILL for,
ARDWARE

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

57 North Main St. - . Phone 3590

 

 

 

 

 

i WILLIAM CASTLEDINE
;‘ GENERAL CONTRACTOR

I ammhoxs an JOBBING-uESTDTATES
45 CENTER AVENUE TELEPHONE 256]”

 

‘ NORWALH so. NOEWALK

PAINTS
HIGH QUALITY LOW rrtIcns
SOMERS & SOMERS ’

v 2 Ivan St. THE rantr norm 8 10 Railroad Ave.

 

 

 

B. M. BETTS
PLUMBING. HEATING. SHEET METAL won:

11 WALL STREET PHONE 742 NORWALK. CONN,

 

THE EVENING SENTINI‘JiimSO. NORWAL , CONN.

 

" NO MONUMENT

FOR. LAWSON OF
THE DAILY NEWS

Chicago Editor II a s
Antipathy for Post-
humous Renown -
Many Pay Tribute

CHICAGO. Ans. (law—(AP). No
pretentious monument ,will mark
the grave in Greesland Cemetery
where Victor Freemont Lawson.
owner and editor or the Chicago
Daily News. will be buried Mon-
day.

Only a. marker. carved with the

placed at the head of the grave, in
keeping with his antipathy tor a
post-humous renown. His wife‘s
body will be dislnterred and placed
beside his in one ot‘ the two lots he
owned in the cemetery. The fun.
erel services will beshoid at 11 a. to;
Monday in the New Entiand Con-
gregational church of which he was
a member.

Tributes and expressions of con-
dolenec tram senders in all nelke
or lite continued to pour into the
office of the Daily News. Added to
the messages from President Cool.
idge. Vice President Dawes. Mllville
1'}. Stone. counsellor of The Asso-
ciAIed Press. his first business part-
ner and associate in Ioundin: The
Assodiated Press. Frank B. Noyes.
president. and Kent Cooper. teneral
manager of The Associated Press.
were expressions from those with
whom he had worked untirinxly for
years. ‘

They told at the more intimate
and human side or the az‘ressive
journalist. about whom traditions
had, grown in the public mind that
he was lonely. cold and aloof.

He had a sense of humor. they
said. end rewarded a joke with re-
bust laughter even when it cost
money. Eugene Field. the poet-
jester. frequently made use or his
empioyc’r's humorous susceptibilities.
Field‘s‘ methods of approach tor
loans were always ditteront. There
would be a. long murmur of argu-
ment. broken by e tuttaw trom Mr.
Lawson. which meant victory tor
Field.

They told of him that he never
listened to bicker-ins or petty scen-
dale at office politicians. Once
,when a. trusted employs who had
been assailed sought an opportunity
to repel the slander. the noted edl.
‘tcr took him to luncheon. listened
.t-o his; statement and at. its conclu.
sion beckoned the waiter to bring
an especially choice brand ot wine.
When the glasses eero tilled. the
publisher litted his. bowed and said.
“Your health. my friend. "

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small families. that there is a treat
demand for plans of this size. A
too-story arranzement is most econ.
cmlcal. Today's house has the merit
oi: being well deslsned by sood ar-
chitects. It is colonial in exterior as

woodwork and
make it charming.

A unit" vestibule with a coat. clos.
at is provide . rom it one may go
to the iivlns room or directly to the
dining alcove. The living room is
without a fireplace. though one
might easily be incorporated it
means permit. Its main feature is
an open stair. of colonial design.

In the kitchen is a built-in dresser
and work table. The Sink is located
under one window. Laundry tube
may find space here also. an indi-
t‘ated on the floor plan. The rear-
entry is well planned as a. handy lo:
eetpn for the refrigerator and do.
livery shelves. and is close to the
basement steps.

Each of the interesting 'dcrmere
helps to light a bedroom. The bed-
rocms are of good size. Each has a

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So. Norwalk Florist
Makes Improvements

Many

air-pineled doors

 

improvements are being
made in the store of the South Nor.
walk Florist. 2 South Main street,
Alterations are being made in the
display WIMIOWI and the store is,

ated. ThOj work is in clam OI
Constantine Tsaoussis. the manager.

 

DRUNK. IS CHARGE.
0mm Martin Lengyel arrested
Charles Marthe of 4'! Beldcn avenue
Thursday on charges of drunkenness 1
and breach or peace. He was re- 2
leased on a bond of 3100 filed by

 

Philirt Sherwood of this city.

 

 

 

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Announcing the opening or our
New Store

which enables us to carry a. large
and complete line at
Edison Amado Tramps,
Electrical equipment. and
Appliances ,
and to give better senior: to
. our Patrons
You are invited to call and
inspect our stock

R. J. Hennessy
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
23 West Washington Street
South Nam-elk, Conn.
Tel. soar

ADVERTISE ON THE

TENNY MAC

I Illustrated Billboard
47 Wall St. Phone 3367

“Do Not Roam—Buy at Home"

 

 

 

ILLIAMSON

F. J. HODGES ARM AIR
“SENSE“ ‘ FLAME LS...

BALANCE WITHIN 12
MONTHS
We have 35 satisfied cus-
tomers in this section. Come
in and let us show you the
many good points about this
dependable furnace.

THE NORWALK

SUPPLY SHOP, Inc.

.48 Main St, Norwalk. Oonn.
TELEPHONE us

I ' Alterations and Jobbing
.Promptly Attended to.

14 First St. East Norwalk

 

 

 

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SOUTH NORWALK GLASS .CO.

1". Chesto. Prop.

PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS
Minors Slivered and Bee'SUveredveGlass Table Tops, Windshields
and Auto Glass a Specialty—Glass oi emery description
at. Lowest Prices
28 WASHINGTON ST. Telephone 331

 

so. NORWALII. CONN.

 

 

A tour-room house with dining ,
alcove meets the needs of so many '

well as interior development. Ivory ..

being tastefully painted and occur—i ‘

tray care built-in. which holds more
than a ehitlonier. There are ample
closets besides. The bathroom is ex—
cellently located. above the kitchen.
to economize on plumbing. in the.
hall there is a linen case that can be
bought ready to install.

A lull cemented basement is indi-

a

ASKS DIVORCE.

 

Claiming deseI-ticn since June 1.
1920. Isabel Severe Northrop OI this

 

 

 

cated on the plans. The lure front
porch is another feature desired by
many. Wide siding or shingles are
perhaps the most suitable materials
for this cottaxe. It would be hard
to plan more nominees and comfort
into a house only 18 x 26. It costs
approximately 85580.

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city has filed a petition for divorce.
trom her husband. Earl Northrop!
Light, Dunbar and Quinlan repre«
sent the plaintiit.

 

 

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Builders and Owners

DON’T GAMBLE

WILLIAM J. GAMELE

32 HAVILAN D ST.

 
 
 
 
 

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' I CALL GAMBLE
TELEPHONE 2678

SASH, DOORS AND MILLWORK
QUALITY 'AND SERVICE

 

SO. N ORWALK .

 

 

 

 

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’ JACOB A. ‘ 1 .

RUDDERp

Decorator and hinting Contractor I

1891 35 Years Experience 1925"_

108 South Main Street .
Phone 1446, So. Norwalk. Conn.

 
 
 
 

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ROwayton Avenue

. , rHoitn NORWALR» 2M1 .

SANTO' CONSTRUCTION co

GENERAL CONTRACTING AND BUILDING ,
' Rowayton, Conn. ,,

 

 

 

 

 

 

NORWALX

2 Wall St.

Window Shades Io. NORWALI
That Look Rite—Roll RitemWear Rite
We Can Fit Any Window

SOMERS & SOMERS
TI-IE PAINT room 8-10 Railroad Ave. ,

 
 
 

 

 

46 80. (MAIN STREET

THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC COMPANY I ,

11 No. Main Street
‘ NORWALI'S mnemosr ELECTRIC AND Tunic STORE

William F. Hoyt & Son

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Houses of All Kinds and All PricesJasy Terms.
2nd Mortgage Leena ven ‘

TELEPHONE ‘35

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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR DEALER
Phone 2978 ' South Norwalk

 

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Is Our Motto

“First Class Work”

6 WESTPORT AVENUE

1906 GIVING SATISFACTION FOR

G. J. SANDERSPREE

TELEPHONE 2166-2

19 YEARS

ONORWALK, CONN-

1925

ContractOr
and Builder

 

 

 

 

Alex .White

When Painting or Decorating you need the kind that's sure to satisfy. This good advice don t fail to beech—See ALEX
WHITE, his methods try -—-His worlunanship is ’IIp-io-date—"He’ll treat you square” at. any rate and make your home
so clean and bright. “ALEX WHITE WILL TREAT YOU WRIT "
PAINTER AND DECORATOR- Wall Papers, Paints, Varnishcs, Brushes
35 Lowe 8t... Tel. 2858, South Normlk, Salesroom 110 Main St,

New Canaan, tel. 669

 

 

Thatcher. Furnaces
Lester Rogers & CO.

14 River St, Norwalk, Conn.

None Better Made, Always Reliable. We Sell Them

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
’Phones: Oflleo 3315, House 11243

 

 

 

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Builders of Good Homes

BUY ..
In
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Let us Plan, Finance, and
Build Your Home

 

 

 

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F. J. Mceller, Mgr.

 

 

 

 

E. 'A. Strout Agency

as WALL ST. NORWALR ’ ’ SHED
NORWALK

NATIONAL motel LUMBER

@N'AMPS" .. an I. . COMPANY
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Foot of Orchard Street

F. J. Fratto Electric Co.
sacrum CONTRACTING and acrrLIas

20 MAIN 81‘. Phone 689 N ORWALK

ESTIMATES OHEERFU-LIIY GIVEN TO THE FUTURE HOME
BUILDERS 0N WIRING AND FIXTURES OB EACH JOB SEPARATE

FIXTURES FOR 8 ROOM HOUSE .
Complete $22.00 up .
WE HANG FIXTURES FREE OF CHARGE

STORE FIXTURES
$4. 50 up

 

 

ALL KINDS OF MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS

THE NORWALK COAL 8: SUPPLY CO.

108 WATER STREET .

PHONE _-113

 

EVERYTHING IN

21 ELIZABETH ST.

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HY-GRADE ROOFING CO.

ROOFING

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

PHONE 1913-2

 

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THE WINCH

WINDOW SHADES

W‘lc‘erry them in stock and make them to order carefully A complete and most attractive assortment of newest do.
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NORWAIK HA. RD

ESTER STORE

WALL PAPERS

signs and patterns. i

CO». ,_

IOI WASHER: GTON STREET

GET OUR PRICES
ON TOUR thcmmrnn'rs Ton

HARDWARE

ROSENFIELD BROTHERS
WHORE “O

 

 

 

 

129 Walhlns‘ton. at,

THE GORHAM Co.
mDEOORATOBS-I—w
warm PAPER—PAINTs—ETC.

 

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Phone #53

 

 

101 Winfield St.

 
 
 

GEORGE w. LAMB W
Contractor and Builder

Jobbing Given Careful and Prompt,Attention .

Tel. 3304 East NorwaIE:

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PHONE 272

 

TREE SCIENCE
Obtained by Years 0!
PRACTICAL . EXPERIENCE.

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3 West Avenue

End All PLUMBINGWOI'ries
‘ ”Consult—-
HARRY NATHAN

 

Telephone 361-2

 

 

125 COMMERCE ST.

THE NORWALK BUILDING- CO.
BUILDERS OF HOMES . .
TELEPHONE 624

 

 

 

 

WILLIAM I. KOELLMER
~AROHITEOT—L- , .‘
2 Mechanic It. Phone 325‘ Norwalk, Conn.‘

 

 

 

 

 

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musclepresenthome.

 

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