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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 8, 1926 · page 5

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PAGE FIVE

 

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‘2 dull! the enact that_ the small house
builder always seeks—the eftect of
whiter size and spaciousness than
‘it actually possesses. .’ .

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-:slde walls are largely responsible.

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«Misc. they provide a uniqueness and
iI-n‘ohsrns that do not wear or: with
3' ’dsmiliarity.

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Here is a. home thnt achieves ", -~‘I‘

The graceful lines of root and

Readers desiring detailed in-
formation and plans for thIs
house can obtain them by writ-

struotlon Bureau. 2008 East 14th
street. Cleveland.'0.

The living 1001“ is large and well

lighted. its spaciousness increased L

~§~ by the broad bay.
f-flinkod on one side by n. butltoin

mbookosse. on the other .by an arch
fvj‘Jto the dining room.

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hallway leading direct from the en-
Manoe- -to the kitchen. The kitchen.
incidentally. has ah attached dining

lts fireplace is _' ..
nook that will save the housewife
many steps. ‘ j ‘ .
.The three bedrooms on the second
floor are of good also and :well ilgbt~
ed.. Utilization of the space under
the long curve of the root provides

Convenient and practical is the

 

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SMALL PAYMENT DOWN
'~. BALANCE WITHIN 12

'In and-let us show you the
fanny good points about this

‘THE NORWALK

 
 
 

0! course nature knows what she
iis doing, but sometimes it looks as
it she organised man for the benefit.

of doctors and dentists—Dallas
News,

 

ARM AIR "

FURNACES

 

 

ADVERTISE on THE,

TENNYNIC
Illustrated BilThosrd .
47 Wall St.’ Phone 8367

“Do Not Roam—Buy at Home"

. ”<2 mourns
We have 35 satisfied cus-
tomers in this. section. Come

dependable furnace.

UPPLY SHOP, Inc.
Main St. Norwalk. Donn.

 

 

 

 

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OLD CONNECTICUT STATE
HOUSE TO BE DUPLICATED

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Will Be In Exposition at Philadelphia to House Ex.

 

l hibits From This State

 

 

The hulldlng which has been so-
lectcd by Gowrnor Trumbull's Sce-
uni-centennial Committee in which
to house the exhibits of Connecti-
cut's state activities and form the
headquarters at Connecticut's sons
and daughters. whether within or
ulthout the state. who may \lsit the
exposition has been based upon the
old State liouso iII Hullt’ord. design-
ed by the cricbruted alchitect.
Charles Builtnch. This building
which served us the home oi.’ Con:
uccticut'll seut or government from
Its completion in 1796-1878 when
the present capitol was first‘occu-

in; pllnstcre and crowning oornicor.
'l‘hc bilIU tuning the trout. however.
is to be occupied by two the places
and the beautiful pancllCd wall and
facade “II which will be hung var-
ious pmtrults.

'I‘hr- I-xiiibit or the several
dopurtnn-uts will bu
tilt-l loom in various alcoves and
ulul‘; tiiv walla on may be best
nd-‘llil'd to tip: (Ailiiiii to bu instal-
it'd.

l‘nssiinz thrr‘IugiI the doors at the
lax-tin r fill] at tho exhibition room.
one (mire the two-story annex
whivh is to ho i‘OntTI'IICIt‘d to fur-

stair:
arranged in

Meeting. Ilouse Yard. stands upon a
site diz-diczltcd to public uses by Rev.
Thomas Hooker and the. founders
of tilt. Colony in 1036. It wuu upon
this ioouiion \\'Tll"l'U tin: original
Meeting House stood in which The
Ii‘undanirutul Ordi'rs. Connecticut‘s

Eifliir'li .I
through tlir~

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ot’

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1':I\ or The Set‘n

ion

the

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the will si-im llousc t‘rI~\\ll(‘I'i by the
figure of Justin» in l‘.‘TlTl'il will ho. in-l
possiblr-

'I‘honi'is Flori; iroi'npzmy of Thomas-
lighting of
i'lllhilnr', both within and with

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Pit‘d. hi "0‘ only ill'flliiir‘i‘ i“ 1‘“ “T‘ nish iiil' Ilt'lI'SSiil'V rest rooms im'
chittcturu null selling. 1““ "'50 tin: public iiiiti TIN'IIIK quarters tor.
beautiful in its histmy. thou; in (illllgif. 'iiu- control 1'. :I-‘

'ilus butldlni; which UCCUN'!‘ NM“ turn or tin: Uilirtiliut l-r tlIl- l-u‘IldIlr'
liout‘ 4‘ billiiHlH‘ Uli’n'illuiiy “10““ “5 is :I iV-J'Tril'iiiiiOll of iilUIIlillll‘TI'Uli‘l'

 

in the perfection at these features

. or the building which stands in the

midst of a beautiful sloping
130 foot square. For purposes or
safety as well as architectural
beauty. the root will be protected
by slate-gray asbestos rooting. and
the sides of the building by walls or‘}
bilcil: thus maintaining the garment
appearance of the old State House)
in tiarttord

The contract for the construction
or this building has been placed
witlr’l‘ho H. Wales Lines Company
of )ieridcn who have already built
so many Connecticut buildings at
other "contennlsls" and are so well
know-whroughout tho'oountry. It is

lawn

expected that this building. an ex-i

ample ot Connecticut's best archi-
tecture. centrally located on the c:-
position grounds, will serve not only
as a fitting home of Connecticut's
otl’lcliil orhiblts.. but also as the
comfortable headquarters of Con-

 

 

Wiiiiam F. Hoyt & Son '
REAL ESTATE AND TNSURANCE
Houses of All Kinds iiilli All Prices; Easy 'l'crms.
2nd Mortgage [loans Gil‘i‘ll

46 80. MAIN BTREE’I‘ TELEPHONE 635

 

 

 

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK GLASS COMPANY

l’. Chute. l'rop.
PLATE AND WINDOW. GLASS
Mirrors Silrcred and lto-Silromi—(‘tlass Table Tops. “indshlolds
and Auto Gill‘s n specialty—Glass of own description
:it TKHH‘PI. i'riu-s
l'i-lt'plmnu 331

3 23 WASHINGTON SI. 50. .\0i{\\'ALK, CONN.

 

 

nncilcut people and their friends.

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RICH GRADE MERCHANDISE AT MONEY SAVING PRICES

sourrs & SOMERS
WWW ”_---..“

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PAINTS —— WALL PAPERS ~ Sl-lAlIES

 

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“Ht “”1““ constitution. “"379 Nil. his bur-n l‘ll-‘ltitt Possible. ihrouizh! . .
framed land promulgated. It was thin in“... M Tu: “_....Umfl L‘loctric‘ 8-10 Railroad are. Phone 2800 mull: tint-unlit -— ‘.' “all N. Plum" 25‘7“ Mmaik
from noni- this square that. in 1687 Light “mm“... and The Miller '
_ the Colonial ("liurtrr of lost: was ('orriruim- or arm-1.1.." Co-opvl'ntin" . "
infinil‘w“ ' lvrcurri from Sir Itilmuml Andros ’ ° ‘ ,
.i. 'anil hidden in iii'i tamous Charter 3’
i Oak. llero also was located the first . '1 ,' W
, stnlo Ilousi- u-rilpiiii from Iiii- 1903 G I V I N G S A T I S F A C T I O N I‘ 0 R I 9 I E A R b 1925
two closets of unusual size. im'alu- 171m. m which Washington a'Il'. ~
able as trunk rooms or the like. Count l:o«,~hm.Il»_-;i I nor-3 \VCTCJTTICd‘ “First Class Work” G J SANDERSPREF contractor
This house. it might be added. in in 1730. 0 . - _
one out can easily be made even it was in this Stnlu Home Square 15 Our MOW) ’ ' J ‘md BUITdel
more attractive by judicious plant. that the pullinlo and midis.“ dining . . . . . , .
ing of shrubbery. colonial lili'lQ'S. :im llaioluiioulry 6 IVESTPOR'I AVENUE TELEPHONE 2166-2 NOR‘VALIS, (/03N‘
t. ‘ war and ‘ho “'11: of NI: iikfii‘niii'it .i.
and from this plum. alurini' the Chi!
l And On You. War. the bt’TtiltJ‘ti of I'iaritord .tir- '1
| ' ___'_____ ported. and here they wcro received
HE: Arcyou'tauslungwnh mo or noon thvir relurn- 11cm also A I L KINDS OF MASON89 BUILDING MATERIA I S
at me? was the site of the Liberty Cottage

SHE: For you.~l.itc.

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No country can keep out undesir-
ables without the hearty coopera-

nal.

 

TREE SPECIALIST

 

, NURSERY STOCK

TREE WORK

Pruning
Spraying
Tree Moving—V
Taking Dorm-'1

AHKELLNER

Phone 272.

Westport

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

CHRIS'TTAN BAUER JR

ENGINEEMROHII‘EOT-JUPERINTENDENT

1'6 lairfleld Ave. Phone Mil-13 do. Norwalk, Conn.
Quality Surveys Made for Owners and Builders ‘

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TEE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC COMPANY

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR DEALER

11 No. Main Street Phone 2973 South Norwslk
NOBWAIAK'S summon EIJEUI'BIO AND RADIO STORE

 

 

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' ‘ ON YOUR ammnsmx'rs FOR
HARDWARE

 30SENFIELD aaornsas

IO. WASHING’IDN W TELEPHONE 840

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End All P L U M B I NC Worries?
-——Oonsalt—-— ' '
H A R R Y N A T 11 A N .
3 West Avenue ' Telephone 331-2

 

 

 

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Announclug'tbo opening or our
New Store

which enables us to carry a. large
and complete line of
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
‘ AND APPLIANCES
And to Give Better Sc'rvioo to
. Our Patrons
' You are invited to call and
inspect our stock .

{R J. Hennessy
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
28 West Washington Street
South Nos-walk. Conn;

. inlepbone'aost

tlon or the stern—Jersey City Jour-

 

and the or. liter of many of t. onnecti-
(-ut' a par activities duringthe \\ oridi
\l'nl. IUII- HIS.

It is an adaptation of this
ioric building recently restored by

his- I

103 WATER STREETH

ENORWALK COAL & SUPPLY (_.().

PHONE 113'

 

Connecticut citizens and unions

 

patriotic societies as centered about

 

the old Senate Chamber that Gover-
nor Trumbull's Sesqui-Centennlaii
Committee has decided to erect at'
Philadelphia. The cut above shown
shows the building as it will appear.
facing Broad street, the principal
street of the exposition grounds
backing down towards the street of
1776 which is a. street lined on both
sides by reproductions of historid'
houses. The porch. classical in do-

EVERYTHING IN

21 ELIZABETH ST.

ROOFING

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

HY- GRADE ROOFING CO.

PHONE 1913-2
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sign. here shown is 45 feet in length

 

and 1'! feet. in depth and is ap-
', proachcd by means or steps 1: feet
ilong which are reached from the
. Broad street walk by a commodhmsa
brick walk of colonial design.
Entering the front doors which
are to be a. reproduction ot‘ the
front doors of the old State House.
one enters the main exhibition room
which is 45 feet square. with .‘I win.

Ask for our prices.

45-47 Main St.

THE WINCHESTER
WINDOW ' SHADES

We carry them in stock and make them to order carefully. A complete and mart

NORWALK HARDWARE 00.,

S T O R E
WALL PAPERS

(iiii'i‘ix‘iiYC assortment of liL‘iitBbL de-
signs and patterns.

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down on three sides with interven-

 

 

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T OLSEN DO {our ELECTRICAL WORK

i And it. will be done in II highly satisfactory manner. You «out he disappointed upon mg ml) is unnplctcd ii sou let OLSEN do it
I ' Tears of experience. coupled with conspicnUous citort has made a host or friends (on th

_‘F.C.OL§E~

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
‘1 NORTH TAYLOR AVENUE. PHONE

 

2870-4

 

 

 

 

M'TLLWORK

 

OLD GOLD”

fer every than

 

 

 

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Remodel with Oak Flooins

’ter. No woodwork is dlsturbsd
basede
you will get more for an Oak
‘manent Oak Floors. you make
healthful and more valuable.

rug it you buy it.

 

B. unme- '

Nonwanx.-ooss.

PHONE 143

 

 

 

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SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO
nowA'YI'on 'svs. nowstrron, oos’n.

We can furnish plans and build your house complete.

Stone and cement Work a Specialty
’ mansion: amen: arse

Lei;- us worry about the hardware on that new ,
house. Estimates from your plans given by. our
MR. WILLIAM ACKER

ammo. name, summit. wean: 1‘

Oak Makes A Permanent Floor

'modern. The work can be done one room at a. time. it you pre-

Increased value when time comes to rent or sell.

Come in and tells it over. won't cost
you anything to ascertain the price cost. and not as much as a

.sneetroek-Celotex-Cornen Wall Boards.
Moth Proof. McNairs Shingles. guaranteed for 50 years.

his HATCH & BAIIET COMPANY

LUMBER AND MILLWORK

Easily laid, making the house 3

except the quarter round at the

 

floored home. By installing per-
your home more beautiful. more i

(””066

Aromatic Cedar Lining. I

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

TREE-PHONE SERVICE
can; Your: orassroa I

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