Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 3, 1926 · page 5

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TREE SPECIALIST

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NURSERY STOCK

 

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Pruning

Spraying
Tree Moving-
Taking Down—

"A. iii KELLNER

Phone 272

 

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iLLIAMSON ‘ '

ARM AIR

FURNACES

SMALL PAYMENT DOWN
BALANCE WITHIN 12
MONTHS
We have 35 satisfied we
iomers in this section. Come
in and let us slmwyou the
nany ‘good pmnts about this

ienemiable fui-iiure.

THE NORWALK '

SUPPLY SHOP, Inc.
48 Main St. Norwelk, Conn.

Telephone (HS

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I Announcing the opening of oui
New Store

which enables us to corny a larg:
and complete Aline of

 

 

 

“‘ TREE WORK i

AN INTERESTING PAGE FOR" N

Ideal American Six - Room Bungalow

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G :Woauewitrfcpm A?

ORWALK. HOME

 

 

 

 

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Angus McSweenoy. of San Fran-
cisco. is just so and he’s still rated as
u dratismau rather than an archi-
tect. But McSwseney has won more
than 31.500 in prizes with a. design
for an "ideal American home."

His plan is for a two-story bunga-
low. described by a jury which
awarded him a grand prize of $1.000
as providing "the maximum usable
apnea in proportion to the areas of
the floors, with proper arrangement
for privacy and with an intelligent
relation between rooms."

Cost of the heme. McSweeney n:-
urus. should be about $9,000.

"I worked to get the most efficient.
compact arrangement possible with
an eye to beauty as well as utility."
licSwoeney explained.

"The live and six room houses

 

 

LIVING RCDM
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Sweeney conceives it. and a. sit etcli or the completed house.

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i) want slit: maximum in appear-

usually are built by persons oi mod-
ill.t’i“. conu‘ort, :iiiri practicability.”

erate moons. and they quite natural-

 

 

 

NEW FIRST DISTRICT STORES
TO BE OPENED IN A FEW DAYS

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Above is the floor plan of the "ideal .‘iiiit‘ricuu home" as Architect .‘Ic- I
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' tlir: i'iiuvomt-iit as its prc-eiv‘viit, ui'id

.lli‘. .lill'ilt’f-i l‘oiii. (it‘ Ilui'vii'i Uni-i
1 Vasily, is rwvullvr- dirt-r1013
lluw lll‘ll'll ('lill iiu. li\’('l‘ll;,t‘: “11i-

izcu ni‘i’orcl to buy [or .i home? is the
subject {or discussion in another

 

 

The new stores of the Harris
building. Wail street are nearly
completed and will be open in a
few days. Four stores face Wall
street and three etores, River street.

 

EDISON MAZDA LAMPS

ELECTRICAL EQl’ll'll ISN‘T
AND APPLIANCES

'1 And to Give llcttcr Service to

‘ Our Patrons

You are invited to call and
inspect our stock

R. J. Hennessy
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
V. 28 West “'nshlngtoii Street.

‘ South Nor-walk. Conn.
Telephone 3097

 

 

 

 

Your advertisement here puts, Son
in touch with Nom'alk's home
builders.

: Workman are melting satisfactory
1 progress with remodeling tne Torrie
i building, Commerce street. Elec—
tricians and Plumbers are busy in-
stalling modern equipment. Several
steel girders one being put into place
to strengthen its framework. There

 

. , ~ .. by the above or-
v ~. l p'iiiibliltt issued
till be the stores on tie ground‘gmnmm‘fl "Ilow m Own Your

"0°” the ”"90 top “on” “m belliouit-o" is the tile of this booklet.i

 

SOON‘TO START NEW 3-STORY BLDG.
AT s. MAIN ST. AND WOODWARI) AVE

 

 

William J. Lyons. Mechanic street
mason and builder, at present is
working on contracts tmaiing 386.-
000. which cell for the erection of
three buildings in Norwslk and vici—
nity. These large contracts are in
nt'irlltion to contracts tor the erec-
tion of many private homes.

Mr. Lyons' plant in Mrclianlc
street is rushed manufacturing brick
vrueer and duntile backing. with
“dhkh three buildings will be «rect-
D .

Work is well under way on the
handsome new 830.000 garage which
Mr. Lyons is erecting tor the Nor-
wulk Chrysler agency. Main street.
This building will be erected on the
sltri of the old smnnnrd property.
and steam shovels are now evacuat-
ing for the foundation. When com—
pleted in about two months. this
garage will ai‘tord istorage for 100
Cni‘fi.

Work will shortly start on ii. three
fiiory building at the corner of South

Mill!) BIN‘CI and \\'uird\\'.’ii'tl .‘tw !‘.'i~.’

This will be another addition in?
this rapidly dart-looting :"t‘Illlli or

the city. 'l'ho biiiltlliiir i:. to lw . ltl’

ed for D381‘ and Fiiiioii, fill [Ii i.‘
norty lLthfllriinir. tlivii‘ [lira-Nit 'lll‘w .1
story trmno bli‘llt‘llll‘v. .‘ll Ilit ilam i

corners or Ctil‘ll'l‘il‘tl iii-wt if.“ tam-in,
Woodward fl‘f‘l'illi' (Hill South Slllllit
street. 'l‘lirre “ill im two timih til
the ground liner and till upnrimrm ;
on each of tlie iimi-‘r tlrmi' '1‘
building. it is. minus: .1 «_ ill, .

$18,000. l‘:.\‘l"".‘ii'i‘i i. .. l
gin tilini'ily. 'i‘lia: .ill'liii'ifli \2...’ i. i
entirely at iii-i ~l-; ',‘i.l.5'.iu ‘,~.:, j
AnoIhUi‘ lull i\li'. (arr-i 6; i. prim-”4.4.!
lng L; a country l'illll on Rollin“ .‘
Iiitlgt'i. IIOI‘VW‘YI Nev. t‘uiimiii Ulitll
Nonvnilt. 'rllC lioiim l" in tin: r‘i‘n't-j
Oil for ("ll”l'lCri Lt'wlfi (firm. 1'. mill

cost ill Iliri nrulchliiii‘l'it‘ititl (if ~‘.l\ llt'wi,‘l
Tlio above iii ltii.‘.".l’ilt"il ri~ ."l i':ii.'l

 

indication of ”in unuyiiuilv -'Vt-*rislvr-.‘
building program iii Nt-i‘imli. tlii: .
Spring. 1

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' BUILDERS AND OWNERS

PAGE ENE 1

 

William F. Hoyt

&Son

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

Houses of All Kinds and All Prices: Easy 'l‘oriiis.
L’i‘itl Mortgage Loans Given

46 80. MAIN STREET

TELEPHONE 435

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SOUTH NORWALK GLASS COMPANY

P. Cheeto. Pro p.

PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS

' .‘lii'i'oro hilscrul null Itc-Mlvcrwl—Gluse 'Tublo 'li'lp's.

\\ ind: liirii'ls

and All") Glnru n \pm‘lulty—Ginu I"! "wry df'v‘l'll‘iil‘l)
lit I.(l\Ii"l l'l‘ll'i'h

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WILLIAM CASTLEDINE

GENERAL CONTRACTOR
.\I.'l'l.fl.\1l0!\$ AND .lUilBING-uES’II‘iA'lES

45 CENTER AVENUE

TELEPHONE 2567

 

 

 

 

1906

Is Our Motto

“First Class Work"

6 WESTPORT AVENUE

GIVING SATISFACTION FOR 19 YEARS

G. .l. SANDERSPREE

TELEPHONE 2166.2

1925

Contractor
and Builder

NORWA Ll‘i, CONN-

 

 

 

 

Thatcher Furnaces
Lester Rogers 8% Co.

None' Better Made, Always Reliable. We Sell Them
Let us estimate on your next Plumbing. Heating or Tlfllllllg job.
iLiur motto—Superior up-to-tiete service and complete satisfaction.

PLUMBING, HEATING AND TlNNING

14 River St, Norwelk. Conn.

'Phoues: omce 3315. House 112445

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ALL KINDS OF MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS

divided into llp-lO'duic apartments.
The new buslncs block on the.
Wall street property of the Royal;

James ‘Inn is nearing completion.‘

which was written by Dr. John 51.;
Cries and .lilllliS S. Taylor. of the
Division at Building and House of
the United States {Monument of

THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY C0.

108 WATER STREET

PHONE 113

There will be {our stores on \i’ull'COiiimcrcv. it. is a handbook to!
street. These stores are ""mg built i prospective home owners and is in-
m unique patteiii._ Th“ do0“"teridmii to encourage and assist
ways are being arched to give the.”10M who wieii to buy or build a

building an English dyed“ Thelliouio. It is simply and clearly

:u’iiding :ili bio“): (line SIOl’yvhlgll. ’ written. all%tl10 edvlC? Contained in
u may e on rge ater. it on such ‘ubjects us' how much to

 

NOTE FROM ABROAD.

"Coucliettes" are an lnuomtion on
European trains in an attempt to
give sleeping space to the impoveiu
lshod traveler who cannot afford a
sleeping berth. Despite that the rail-
way company warns purchasers of
couchette space that it .is assigned
irrespective of sex. the railways are
now receiving many kicks from irate
feminine travelers complaining of
embarrassment. The coucbette is
merely a bed. which accommodates
four passengers. .

 

 

- ARCH.

29 MARSHALL ST. TEL.

 

CLARENCE M. .NUTTING

ITECT —-
SO. NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

CHRISTIAN

' / ENGINEER---ARCHITECT—-SUPERINTENDENT
Phone 645-12

16 Fairfleld Ave.

Quality Surveys Made i‘

 

BAUER IR.

80. Norwalk, Conn.
or Owners and Builders

 

 

 

11 No. Main Street

THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC COMPANY
ELEGTRIOAL. CONTRACTOR DEALER

Phone 2978
NORWALK'S FOREMOST ELECTRIC AND RADIO s'rom:

South Norwalk

 

 

' L! .h nevi ,bdr‘.
Booklets Géveflfiific t ti.i.l...°fmiigf§is ml. liloru‘iifio‘il
WIICI'S SO I 111va

general property coneldmutions.
house plans. and quality of con-
.utruction. will be found useful to
any one who plans to own his home.
This booklet is distributed by the
above organization (it 1:» cents a
copy.

“To my way of thinking. the luck
of money is a. distinct. asset toward
the successful furnishing of a small
house or apartment." writes Mrs.
Charles Bradley Benders. who is
author of "How to Furnish thni
Small Home." From the wealth of
information which this little book-
let contains. setting forth as it does
the basic principles of good taste in
house furnishing, one might expect
the cost to be prohibitive, but tor
the benefit of the home-maker of

 

HATS (ll-“FER CONTRAST
The colored Mt hats at tho me-
inent with small brlmn end no trim-
ming are tried with the tailored suit.
pari'3uluriy if they bring out a color
contrast.- "oar-is; of l‘en'cucbe blue.
Il'f’t‘l‘l. an.) the brownish

 

NIHR iil‘i! exceedingly good. [

 

 

 

 

 

EVERYTHING IN

21 ELIZABETH ST.

 

SATISFACTION GU ARAN TEED

HY-GRADE ROOFING CO.

ROOFING

PHONE 1913-2

 

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Ask for our prices.

45-47 Main St.

 

THE WIN CHESTFHN STORE
WALL PAPERS

WINDOW SHADES

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“9 carry them. in stock and make them to order curriully. A complete and most attractive assortment ct newest de-
signs and patterns.

NORWALK HA RDWARE (10.,

-, Norwalk

 

 

 

limited income who cannot afford
the services of a professionalideco-
rater. Better Homes in America is
distributing this publication iii cost.
twenty-five cents. Mrs. Sanders is
one or the foremost interior deco—
rators of tliegcouutry. and in com-
menting on her booklet holds tol
that bit or the ranchman'e philoso-
phy which runs. "Lite don't consist
in holding a good hard. but in play-
ing a poor hand wr-li." . l
Better Homes in America is an ' f

Old-fashioned quilting is used in the
sill: roots of this season to excel-!
l: .1 udvuniuzo. Often. too. you find i
it outlining the lit-m and sleeves of!
some quaint tritium. or print frock.

 

The ndvcriist‘rs on this page urc‘
.nnxlvus to servo you. I

educational movement for home ~
improvement and is now conducting
its fifth national campaign. Com.
mitteos are organized in more than
23.800 communities. and programs!
are in full swing which will culml-l
note in Better Homes Week. April
25 to May 1. National headquar-
ters of the organization are in

Washington. D. C. Secretary of

Commerce Herbert Hoover. heads IIIUStrated BIIIbOBI'd

 

ADVERTISE ON THE

 

 

UN

HARD

 

109 WASHINGTON STREET

 

GET OUR PRICES ‘ '. '3

YOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR

ROSENFIELD BROTHERS.

WARE

‘ TELEPHONE $40

 

H A R R Y
3W6“ Avenfie

End All PLUMBING Worries
-—-Consult.——-

N A T H A N
Telephone 381-2

 

rmuiume, HEATING,
11 WALL STREET

B. M. BETTS

PHONE 7-1‘.‘

....——

SHEET METAL WORK
NOBWALE, CONN.

 

 

 

BOWAYTON AVE.

We Oan furnish plans and
Stone and Cement

SANTO CONSTRUCTION -. CO.

TELEPHONE NORWALK 2185

ROWAYTON, CONN. '

build \your house complete:
Work a Specialty

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Lei? us worry about the

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Phone 3590 _
Builders’ Hardware Dept

 

house. Estimates from your plans given by our
‘ ,. MR. WILLIAM ACKER

‘HEMPHILL' HARDWARE co. -

hardware on gtlia‘t new _

57 North Main St.
. South N orwalk ~

\ 47 Wall St. Phone 3367 i

Get your flames trom contructors

on this page, D0 50‘ Roam-Buy at Homo'

 

 

 

 

 

Oak Makes A Permanent Floor

Remodel with Oak Floors. Easily laid, making the ”use

\ modern. The Work can be done one room at a time. if you pro
for. No woodwork .is disturbed except the quarter round a! the
baseboard; increased value when time comes to rent or cell. i
you will set more for on Oak floored home. By installing per-
manent. Oak Floors. you make your home more beauti‘ui. more 5
healthful andmore valuqble. Come in and talk it over. won't cost
you anything-to ascertain the price cost, and not as much as a

- rug-ittyou buy it. I

sheemck-Ceiotex-Cornell. Wail Boards. Aromatic Cedar Lining.
> Moth Proof. McNeirs Shingles. guaranteed for 50 years.

, THE HATCH & BAILEY COMPANY

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LUMBER AND MILLWORK

 

 

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FREE PHONE SERVICE
,fiALL YOUR OPERATOR ;

 

‘ ASK‘FOR NO. 36

ROOFING
B. r. s. PAiius

 

 

 

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BURRIT-

RIDGEPOR

 

 

 

GET OFT Tm': NEEDLE» f

 

 

And it will he done in a highly satisfactory iiiuitiii-r.

 

LIET OLSEN— DO YOUR ELECTRICAL WORK

You won’t be disappointed when the job is completed it you let OLSEN do in

Years of experience. coupled with conscientious ui'l'm‘i line made a host or friends for us.

F. C. OLSE

 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
1 NORTH TAYLOR AVENUE. PHONE

2870-4

 

 

 

 

MILLEWORK

 

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y. DONIT GAMBLE
CALL GAMBLE .

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_. PHONE 2678 NORWALK

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