Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 10, 1925 · page 3

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PARAMOUNT ROOFING COMPANY

Cement and clay tile, slate asbestos and all designs of asphalt
shingles, Barrett S. I. S. tar and gravel roofing. Copper leader
and gutter work. Ask about our canvenient tinic‘paymcnts.

 

29 ANN STREET

Tel. 3896

SOUTH NORWALK

 

ELIABLE
OOFING

IGHTLY
PRICED

OUR SIDINGs

Skilliully and carefully execut.
ed will make your home warm
and cosy in winter and cool
and comfortable in summer.

 

 

 

B M P HIL L" for

 

ARDWARE

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

, 57 N Orth Main St.

Phone 3590

 

 

 

NORWALK
HIGH QUALITY

PAINTS

so. NORWALIr
LOW Pawns

SOMERS & SOMERS

2 Wall St.

THE PAINT PEOPLE 8-10 Railroad Ave.

 

 

B. M. BETTS
PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL WORK

11 WALL STREET

PHONE 742

NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

ADVERTISE ON THE

‘ Inn-Mic

Illustrated Billboard
.47 Wall St. Phone 3367

"Do Not Roam—Buy at Home"

 

 

 

Announcing ‘tho opening of our
New Store

which enables us to carry a. large
and complete line 0!
Edison Mantis Lamps,
Electrical equipment and
Appliances

and to give bett‘er service to
~ our Patrons ,

You are invited to call and'

inspect our stock

R. J. Hennessy
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
'.‘8 West. Washington Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Tel. 3097

 

 

‘SF. J. HODGES

CARPENTER
AND
_ BUILDER
Alterations and Jobbing
Promptly Attended to.

LPiI-st St. East Norwalk

 

 

 

 

WINDELL' ‘
ESTATES

INC.
Builders of Good Homes g

the Plan,‘Finance, and
_ Build Your Home

‘F. J. Moeller, Mgr.
’ A. Strout Agency

NORWALK

ILLIAMSON‘
ARM AIR

SMALL PAYMENT DOWN
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 N ORWALK

SUPPLY SHOP, Inc.

46 Main St, Norwalk, Conn.
TELEPHONE us

i
1 Garage and Lott Building

From private plans, a garage and
loft building will be built. on Knight
I street for William Krusch. Wall
l'lmeet Norwaik. The building is to
lilo two stories high. or brick con-
i sliuoilon. with a s more on the first
i floor and the left on the 'seeon‘d. The
Mancini conlimt {iii the work has
lbeon an arded to (it-Wino J. Sander-
iniretl (i \\ carport monue, Norwnlk
. 'lhe ostimattd cost of the building
is $18. 000.

Residence

Frank Georgie. West Ndrwnlk ave.
nae. Norwalk. has the genoral’con-
tract for a house which will be built
on Strawberry llill road for Sarah
C. Scotlcld. It is to be a frame
house 28x24 feet, one-family style
and will contain eight rooms. The
foundation is to be oi'stone and
. and there will be a shingle roof. A
garage will be erected in the rear
Cost $6,000.

House and Garage.
George B. Hoitzman. Rowayton
avenue, Itowayton, has started work
on a. residence on Harrison avenue
for Arnold and Louise Schioeseer.
The house will be 24-26 feet. oi
frame construction and will have
seven rooms. There will be a stone
foundation and a shingle . root
There wlii‘be a garage in‘ the roar

The estimated cost is $6,000.

Two-Family House.

The general contract for a. dive!-
ing at 286 Flax iiill road. tor John
Sandi has been awardedio Joseph
Ronko. The dwelling is to be of
frame construction, 25x48 feet, ar-
ranged tor,two families, with live
rooms to each tenement. The roun-
dation will be stone and the root
shingled. There is to be hot water
heat. The cost will be 89.500.

A permit has been issued to An-
tonio. Tammarone for it house to be
built. at 217 Ely street. The house
will be bungalow style, 26x30 feet,
and will be ottrame construction.
with it shingle roof. The Owner will
do the masonry and carpenter work.

Building Permits.

William Krusch. garage and loft
building, Knight street. 818.000.

J. B. Risko. garage. 14 Lexington
avenue. $1.000.

Costantino Tammorone bungalow,
217 Ely avenue. $5.000.

J. S. Kelleher, addition.
avenue. $600.
M. J. Ganibin, garage. 11
holds street. 5450.
Sarah Andrews, bnrn addition,
Grumman avenue. 8100
Georgia Tattle. gniogc, 5 Contel
avenue. 8450.
Rosina Fanzilil. new
Lexington avenue. 8126.
Ella Napoiitano, gas station,
Westport avenue. ~ $1.500.
Cori Berglund. addition,
James street. $400.

Joseph Nemettl garage and‘apart
ment. Richards avenue. $3.500.

Mrs. Margaret Smith, garage, 20
Hayes av. $450
Joseph llinko, dwelling. 286 Flax
Hill .11]. so too
Wm. Ii. Smith. garage alterations.
Connecticut av. 3400.

Brown Bosri. garage. 14
5t. 9450.

Arnold Schoesser, dwelling and
garage. Harrison av. $6,000.

Sarah CPScotield, dwelling and

Hayes

Rey-

roor. 103
234

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, Ajono-tioor arrangement or flit

rooms is desirable in many caress.

especially Where them are little
mm or old people. It sures much
stair-climbing tor the housewife,
too. and is especially appreciated
when there is richness in the fam-

ily. In this cottage the living room .

is in the center, the service portion

in the right wing n‘nd the sleeping ,

nunrters in the left w.lng
Porch» loving Americans will ilnd
this porch entireiys satistyins’

tered by lattices to make it shady
and secluded. The from nail oi the

living room. with its door and the a
is rc-‘

windows at each side or it.
ceased, forming a, sort or vestibule.

it is Q
42 feet by 7 feet 6 inches. It is shcl- . ‘

 

PLANS sUPPLIBD.
1
Detailed plans and specifica-
tions oi“ this home may be ob-
stained at low met by writing to
the House Plan Editor of The

 

 

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looks toward'llie rear. The little
square or ground. enclosed by the
two wings oi! the house suggests a
ilower garden to brighten the living
room view.

Oi.’ course no one nowadays
thinks of planning a living room
without a fireplace. That is the cen-
ter ot the living room furnishing. In
this cottage. the fireplace occupies
the center or one inside well. Be-

side it a permanent book case is a .

fitting piece 0! turmture. Opposite
them there is a wall space suitable
for piano or davenport.. There is a
direct entrance to the kitchen‘ as
cell as the dining room.

The dining room has a front loca—
tion. and windows on two sides. A
fireplace in one corner is suggestive
of cozy bomfort on raw days. In
another corner a small closet can be
fitted with shelves and drawers for
china and linen.

The left wing is a little longer
than the right one. It is divided into
two excellent bedrooms with a large
bathroom betwaen thenn These
rooms are unusually large. and have
good closets. One of them is also
fitted with the tray case that is be-
ing included in most carefully-
pianncd houses. It consists of a
chiffonicr—like arrangement of trays
like those of a trunk, with half-
fronts that do not. conceal their

The window Opposite the entrance

 

 

 

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contents
bind a. door exactly like the interior
doors, so that it ‘is very neat. and
saves space“ in the room.

Both bedrooms have alndows on.

two sides. so that they are sure to
be both Airy and light rooms. in the
small ball that connects them with
the bathroom and thing ro6m there
is a. linen case: similar to the tray
case. It accommodates a large
amount of householdlinens in a
small space.

This house is one which can well
taco "th‘6‘ South. The long nont

porch then protects the whole house i

from the hot sun. Notice; too. the

 

garage, 180 Strawberry Hill av. 30, -
000.

Frank Kelley, work shop, Silver-
mine av. 3500.

Mary Angione. garage and shop,
Hyatt av. 3660.

”Michael Abaharms. l‘.‘

.31 (100.

“Standard Oil Co.
213 Main st 331100.

R. ll. lt‘uilor L‘onst. (70., storage
shed, Delaware st. ext. 31.000.

'W. F. Cngswell. bungalow, Grum-
man av. 84,500.

Number of permits issued tor the
week. so; estimated cost of build-
ings, 366.960.

Plumbing Permits.

Charles Stow. 15 Hamilton av. W.
S. l-‘arrell.

I'hilip Slovasky. 23 W’ebster
Kaiser 8: Barry.

Elmwood

filling station,

It.

 

James Kelley. 79 Ely av. Want . I
L'agvsry.

RICE CROP OI" JAPAN.

TOKYO. Oct IO (AP).--Thn Im-‘

nominee of rice in Japan is shown
by an announcement that the Elm;
pire consumes 80,697,000 ltokn. or
403,135,000 bushels of this foodstu-
ple annually. These figures repre-
sent an average for the last tire
years and include 60. 000, 000 bushels
or rice imported {rem abroad.

The uhole is enclosed be- "

. l
louvres"ln the treble which termin-
nice the hip roof.

are kept co‘ol. Shutters are another

means or obtaining relief from heat. ‘

Of course, their chief excuse for ex-
istence is the decorative value or
their delor ageinnt the white or the
wide siding. If desired. the narrow
side 0: the house, 34 feet 2 inches.
may he used as the trout. for it is
Mary attractive.
It costs approximately 85, 900.

 

These ventilate.
the attic so that the rooms below

 

 

 

 

Tei.1446\

For Fall House Painting
and Decorating

5 Now Is" THE TIME’

 

 

INSU CE“
House. of Al Ends and All Prices“; Easy Terms. ,
I. :‘ 2nd Mortgage Loans Given

 

 

 

 

 

 

£5 CENTER‘AVENU!

WILLIAM O'ASTLBDINB.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
AMERAT‘IONS AND JOBBINdn-ESTIMATES

T!L!PHON! 2567

 

 

 

 

1906

Is Our Motto

“First Class Work”

6 WESTPORT AVENUE

GIVING SATISFACTION FOR 19 YEARS

G. J. SANDERS

TELEPHONE 2166-2

; 1.925}
ContractOr
and Builder

NORwALK, CONN-

 

 

so clean and bright.

Alex White

When Painting or Decorating you need the kind that’ I sure to satisfy.
WHITE, his methods try. -—His worlnnanship is up.to-date--“He'll treat you square” at any rate and make your home
"ALEX WHITE WILL TREAT YOU WHITE. " .
PAINTER AND DECORATOR Wall Papers, Paints, Varnishes, Brushes
35 Lowe St, Tel. 2858, stair Norwalk Salesroom 110 Main St,

5

This good advice don’t fail to heed—8511 ALEX

N ew, Canaan, tel. 669

 

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ThatCher F timeless“
Lester Rogers & C0

14. River St, Norwllt, Conn.

None Better Made, AlWays Reliable. We~Scll Them
Let us estimate on your next Plumbing, Heating or Tinning job.
Our motto—Superior up—toniate service and complete satisfaction.

PLUMBING HEATING AND TINNING
’Phones: OBlce 3315,1Ioiule 1124-3 .

 

‘9. 1

 

 

 

 

 

V“ no Main St. Norwalk

 

Bill... ~'

‘ BIG .

RI
Sll

NORWALK
LUMBER
COMPANY

HARBOR AVENUE
Foot of Orchard Street

 

F. J. Fratto Electric Co.‘
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and SUPPLIES

20 MAIN ST. Phone 689 N ORWALK

ESTIMATES CHEERFULL! GIVEN TO THE FUTURE BOMB
BUILDERS ON WIRING AND FIXTURES OR EACH JOB SEPARATE
FIXTURES FOR 8 ROOM 3008!
complete $22.00 up " _
WE HANG FIXTURES FREE OF CHARGE

cross surname
$4 50 up ‘

 

ALL KINDS OF MASONS B

I 6G,

4

THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY (:0

108 WATER STREET

MATERIALS "

PHONE 113

 

 

EVERYTHING IN

21 ELIZABETH ST.

R0

BLOBApB ROOFING co.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

PHONE 1913-2 .

 

Gar OUR PRICES
ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR

H A R D W A R E
ROSENF IBLD BROTHERS

no: ,wsemNGmN annular TELEPHONE s40

 

 

 

 

7126 Washington St.

‘THEE‘GORHAM, co.
“unconscious——
WALL PAPER—Pmrs—mc. . ..

‘ Phone. 452 South Norwalk
1' ' _‘I-—

 

 

GEORGE w. LAMB
Contractor and Builder
Jobbing Given Careful and Prompt Attention

101 Winfield St. Tel. 3304 East Norwalk,

 

 

 

‘ rRBB SCIENCE
Obtained by Years of ‘
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

A. H. KELLNER

PHONE 272 wnsrronrf

 

 

 

End All PL UM B I N G‘ Worries
544-0011511111;—
HARRY NATHAN

3 West Avenue Telephone 361-2 "

 

 

 

THE NORWALK BUILDING co.
BUILDERS or HOMES ‘
25 COMMERCE sr: TELEPHONE, chit

 

 

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7 Mechanic St.

 

WILLIAM J. KOELLMER

———ARCHITECT-—-—-

Phone 3251 Norwslk. 00am:-

 

 

 

Ask for our prices.

V 45-17 Main St.

 

 

 

THE WINCHESTER STORE

WINDOW SHADES

We carry them in stock and make them to Order carefully. A complete and most attractive assortment of newest dc-

NORWALK H

WALL PAPERS

signs and patterns. ‘ - ‘

IRDWARE 99"?

 

 

 

SOUTH NOPRCYALIIS GLASS CO.
esto. rop.
PLAT! AND WINDOW GLASS

Min-0rd sun... and Bo-Silvered—Glsss Table Tops. Windshield; ‘
and Auto Gin, n Emmy-GI!!! Or every description '

“lowest. Price
:8 WASNIHC’I‘ONV 81‘. . We 331 so. NOBWALK};

 

 

 

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