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A R M A I R
FURNACES-
The Colonial exterior is of apo-
cisl interest to builders of small
homes. because of its simplicity. NO
style could be better suited to the
tiny home. for the charm of a. little
house is destroyed by over-orna-
mentation and too much detail. The
typical Colonial plan. however. with
its spacious center hall dividing the
house in two. is not always suitable
for the house which must be placed
on a city lot. We praisr to add the
hall space to that of the living
room. as in this attractive five-room
house.
The simple little entrance porch
BALANCE WITHIN 12
MONTHS
We have 35 satisfied cus-
tomers in this section. Come
in and let us show you the
nsny good points about this
dependable furnace.
THE NORWALK
SUPPLY SHOP, Inc.
t6 Main St. Nor-walk. Oonn.
Telephone 048 '
and the stair. now a‘ part of the liv-
ing room. is really the center of in-
terest there. It. is finished in the
characteristic mahonny-anddvory.
Colonial fashion. and has a grace-
fully curved hand-rail and rounded
step.
A noticeable feature of this plan
is the porch. which is at the back of
the house. rather than the front.
This is a. happy idea. for in many
cities there is very little privacy
possible for a front. porch. How
Announcing the opening of on!
New Store
which enables us to carry a large
and complete line of
leads directly into the living room. ‘
much more inviting is this one.
looking out over lawn or flower gar-
den. or perhaps more distant views.
Dining room and kitchen arei
pleasant, comfortable rooms. with
built-in conveniences to increase I
their desirability. .4 i
There are two large bedrooms
with ample closets. Both are cross-
ventilated. One of them has a dress-
inir table and troy case built-in. The
bathroom is extra roomy. and there
is. a ilnr‘n case in the hall.
This is a small house which is in
good mate. and will be suitable for
any neighborhood, and which is a
comfortable homo for the average
tnmlly.
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
AND APPLIANCES
And to Give Better Service to
1 Our Patrons
You are invited to call and
inspect our stock
R. J. Hennessy
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
28’th Washington Street
South Norwnik. Conn.
IIlelephone 300;
“Busy Week’iReports
Building Inspector
Building Inspector George S. Hub-
bsll reports that thirweeit was one
of the busiest since the first of the
war. He issued several permits for
new houses. Last. month was
rather dull. but he expresses the-
oplnion that this mouth will be one
of the largest in the history of tho
in
builders.
city in the number of permits issu-
ed it'bnildlng keeps on at the pres-
ent-rate. Mr. Hubhell said that many
new homcssre under construction
and that the erection of many more
were being fintcmplawd.
Your tuiwrtiscmt'nt hem puts you
touch with Somalia's borne
CLARENQl-I ii. NUl-‘l'iNG
29 MARSHALL or. rat. so: NORWALK. OONN.
Policy CO. Finishing 1
Installation Of Big l
Refrigerating Plant 3
The Irving K. Policy Reirigerst-l
in: company is completing work on
the new refrigerated storehouse tori
Herman and Steinborg. Water Sirccil
produce merchants. in Day street.
This is it. new plant in Norwaik
and when completed will rnnw with
any of its kind in the East. The
storehouse is located in the building
formerly Occupied by the Little
Wonder Talking Machine company
The first two floors in the building
Will be covered by (he syrt’mi. Oil
the tirst are two large stat-crooms.
The walls are insulated with cork.
floor are the refrigerating coils
which force the frigid air through
open spaces.‘ to the first tloor, by
cleverly arranged natural circulation.
The compressor and the conden r
are located in the machine roo .
which is off the boiler room with an
entrance through the large Herman
and Steinberg garage. There is the
twin cylinder compressor. 6 1-3 x
6 1-2 feet. The motor is of )5 horse
CHRISTIAN BAUER JR.
4 EN GINEER-«AROHI‘I'EOT-LSUPERINTENDENT
I'airfleid Ave. Phone some so. Nomik, Conn. .
Quality Surveys Made for Owners and Builders |
‘ weeks. .
power. 3
The entire work of remodeling the,
building is being done by the Policy.
company. Construction has been go-
ing on for the past month. and no.
In two like stororooms on the second .1 tivo
How Spring Brides
Will Furnish Home
How is the. spring bride to furnish
her home? Such is a vital question
:it the present time. William Skidd.
Inllnilgil‘ oi the A. J. Collins corn-
pnny. .t’ North Main stroct Otters
tiii‘ following surg-‘siions, room by
room:
Liilng room (the parlor is ex-
tinct): A three-piece. ovor-rtuifed
suite. a (foggsweli chair. a rocker
or two, with wicker bottoms, attrac-
tlvo over--drapcrics. of course a.
bridge lamp, :in end table, and book-
midss. all on top or u rug.
Kitchen: A kitchen cabinet. a
porcelain kitchen table with two
chairs to match. or in some cases.
piece breakfast ant and a
consolcum ruir.
Bed room: The bed. vanity dresser,
chll‘Iarobe. chest 0f drawers. inci-
dental chairs. chaise-lOunge, and
overdraperies. '
Dining room: The usual 10 piece
matched set is most acceptable con-
sisting of buffet. serving table. china
closet. five chairs ald one more arm
Chair.
Also draperies.
Get your figures from contractors
. on this page.
cording to present plans the building
should be completed within three!
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THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC ' COMPANY g
ELECTRICAL cameras DEALER.
11' No. Main Street Phone 2978 South Nor-walk
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ROSENRIELD.RROTRRRS
most classified ads.
EXAGGERA'I'ED SIZE
Largo silk handkerchief: are tied!
about the waistline of some of the'
smartest sport frocks. usually just]
below the natural waistline. 3
BOWEN THE LINES
An! exquisite teminine touch is
given to the new street frocks by.-
isce plantings at the neck andl
sleeves. ‘
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HE PROFITS most. who reads
ADVERTISE ON THE
TENNY-MAC
illustrated Billboard
47 Wall St. ‘ Phone 3367
“Do Not Roam-Buy at Home’
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109 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 340
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HARRY NATHAN’
3 West Avenue Telephone 861.2 3
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SANTO CONSTRUCHON .co.
Remodel with Oak Floors.
baseboard.
you w
inanent
healthful and more valuable.
m i! you buy it.
Oak Makes A Permanent Floor
modern. The work can be done one room at a time. if you pro-
for. No woadwork is disturbed except the quarter round at the
increased value when time comes to rent or sell.
get more for an Oak floored home. By installing per-
ak Floors. you make your home more beautiful. more
Come in and talk it over. won’t cost
you anything to ascertain the price cost. and not as much as a
Sheetrock-Celot'ex-Cornell Wail Boards. Aromatic Cedar Lining.
Easily laid. making the house
nowarron avs. autumn, 001m;
w Moth Proof. Mchirs Shingles. guaranteed for so years.
THE HATCH & BAILEY COMPANY ‘
LUMBER AND MEI-WORK
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We can furnish plans and build youhhouee complete.
StoneandOstnentWorhsSpaois-lty C.
Let us worry about the hardWare Onihatnew
house. Estimates from your plans given by our
MRIWILLIAM «ACKER.
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ASK EORINO. 36
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RWALK HOME BUILDERS AND OWNERS
Great Activity Among Builders ' ~
And New Contracts Are Pientifui
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Norwulk is in the midst ot shrins
building at the present time and
contracts have been awarded for
now houses every day. '
A tile and stucco house will be
built for Mrs. F. l“. Harronar. of 1
inlay-site circle. by A. IL Wilson.
The new house will be located in
Bettswood park. The house will
have a slate root. 'l‘hera wili.be tile
baths and the heating system will be
hot water. The estimated cost is
328,000.
Charles and Emma Wests have
made plans to build a new house It
29 Second street. The house will be
one-family style of frame construc.
tion. and wi contain six rooms. A
“HBO Will it erected in the rear.
The owner intends to do the car.
pentry and masonry work.
J. W. and A. L. Hunt will build a
house on Gregory boulevard for one
family. This dwelling will have six
rooms and there will be hot watcr
heating. Thomas and James Reilly
have started work on a six room
house on Lounsbury avenue for
liolrn l-‘. Reilly. There will be hot
water 1100!. A. J. lluut will buildl
o bungalow at the corner of Con-i
necticut avenue and Richards street.‘
with a slate roof and the heatingi
This building will have four rooms
will be hot water.
Work has been started on the new:
house and garage for Mrs. William
J. Lockwood at Roosevelt and Perch.
’want to buy.
The real csiui.‘ mule has been
slow in Norwolk up u l a few
0 weeks ago. Ullrim'hu 1.1 beginning
ing streets. The house will In: of to pick up now and iiiciythhm
trams ”"3"”qu and “1” cost. points to u ouvcesaiul spring cam-
about 81.000. The garage will um i palgn for the real oatuto agents.
about $500. The work is being done: Mr. Adams says that iiiuiiv out rit-
by Homer '1‘. Raymond. ‘ ltown people uro pluunl'ug to mow
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into Norwslli. Many of the local
residents who want to soil are plain
ning to build new homes for them-
selves in this clly.
Ul'iio lies a population of about
ominmw) maple and our a mil-
lion ivlrplionis.
Bardm Brothers have started Woik i'
on the new house ct Stephen Borden
in Lawrence street. It will have six
rooms and will be or frame construc-
tion. The cost will be about 86.500. , -
L. M. Nayor la constructing a. rival
room house at ’Bell lslund ior Meryl
Stewart. The building is of frame?
construction and will have all of the;
modern improvements. l
liiillnfle of All Kinds Hill]
46 SO. MAIN STREET
William F. Hoyt & Son
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
L’iid Mortcauc Loans Given
All Prices; Easy Terms
TELEPHONE ‘35
Work is progressing on thr. midi-i
tion to the storehouse at the plant
ot the Clover Manufacturing,
company. '
The building is being constructed.
of brick and steel and will cost over.
37.000 when completed. it will hittcl
large glass windows. .\'0 contract was '
awarded to;- the work. it is lmliig.’
done under the direct ciiiivri Man
or Ill". company itself.
sOcru NORWALK
25 \\'.\SIIIN(.TON 5T.
1'. Chesto. Prop.
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS
Mirrors bilvoi'cii unii li---i~ilvormi-—Glnss Table Tops.
illllI Mitt) (slung SpiK‘iiiIi)‘—-Glnu of OH‘I') description
it! lmvcst I'rlccs
TCIi'IiIlOlIU 33!
GLASS COMPANY .
Windshields
SO. NORWALK, OON'N.‘
louis Adams. locul rtal {stale
insu. predicts that a large amount.
or property will be bought and sold :
this spring. Mr. Adams. who has
been active in real estnto circles hcrc ‘
for several years. says the outlook in .‘
much brighter this season than evcr
before. He has over half a million
dollars worth of property on his
lists. The owners mmt to sell undi
45 CENTER AVENUE
WILLIAM CASTLEDINE
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
\ixiiitviioxs no .ltiiillllNG--'-r..‘i"ll3l.\l'l‘.fi
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TELEPHONE 2567
there arcflust as many people who'
1905 GIVIN
Is Our Motto
“First Class Work”
6 WESTPORT AVENUE
G SATISFACTION FOR 19 Y
G. J. SANDERSPREE
TELEPHONE 2166-2
3A RS 1925
Contractor
and Builder
N ORWALK, CONN.
108 WATER STREET
ALL KINDS OF MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS
THE NORWALK 'COAL & SUPPLY (70.
PHONE 113
EVERYTHING IN
21 ELIZABETH S’l‘.
ROOFIN
HY-GRADE ROOFING CO.
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SATISFACTION G UARAN TEED
PHONE 1913.2
Ask for our prices.
4547 Main St.
WINDOW SHADES
We carry them in stock and make them to order carefully. A complete and mvvat at‘mctii‘c assortment of newest de-
THE WINCHESTER STORE
signs and patterns.
NORWALK» HA RDWARE C0..
WALL PAPERS
' Norwalk
LET OLSEN no YOUR ELECTRICAL WORK
“ And it will be done in a higth satisfactory manner. You won’t be disappointed when the job is completed-ii you let OLSEN do it.
‘ ’ Year's of esperleiicc. coupled with oonscicnUous effort has UIBIIU a host at tricuds for in.
F. c. OLSEN
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
1 NORTH TAYLOR AVENUE,
PHONE
287041 .
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