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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 19, 1926 · page 5

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"building twin houses,

. neighborhood of $6.000.

 

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Mount Vernon Builds
‘ At Roweyton Beach

Another new house is being added
to the fest. growing colony at. Row-
ayton Beach. William Anderson of
Mount Vernon is having s. new home
erected tor himself at. this pretty
shoretront development. It will be
a six room house and will cost in
the neighborhood of $6,000. Con-
tractor George J. Banderspreo is do-
ting the work.

Attractive Residences
‘ In Olmstead Court

Now that Raymond Terrace, the
new street off East avenue. is about
filled with attractive new homes.
Olmstesd Court. its sister street, is
being rapidly lined on both sides
with pretty" homes.

The Norwaik Building company is
on adjoining
lots. One of these attractive resi-
dences is for Wesley Johnson and
the other for George Anderson. They
will each contain six rooms. with hot
air heat. Each will cost in the

 

 

 

 

 

ADVERTISE ON THE

TENNY-MAC

Illustrated Billboard
47 Wall St. Phone 3367

‘.‘Dc Not Roam—Buy at Home'

 

 

 

 

ILLIAMSON
A R M A I R

FURNACES

SMALL PAYMENT DOWN
BALANCE WITHIN 12
IZONTHB
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

46 Main St.. Norwalk. Conn.

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FOR NORWALK HOME BUILDERS AND OWNERS

 

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Comfort Is Keynote of Attractive Cottage

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It is easy to make a small home of
the cottage type very attractive to
look at; but it is hard to make it
comfortable and convenient to live in
at the same time.

It has been done in this case, how-
ever. as a. glance at the illustration

and floor plans prove.

The living boom extends all across
the front and opens through French
doors into the sun parlor at the side
—-an extremely spacious arrange-

ment that provides ample living .

space and gives an effect of even
greater openness. The fireplace is
where it should be. in the center of
the side wall. ‘

The attached garage is a feature
that is sure to be popular. No need
here for wading through mud or
snow to get at the car; no need for
tracking dirt and slush into the
house when you return from a drive.

Note how handy the clothes-closet is
in relation to the garage entrance.

\The dining room is airy and roomy,
opening into the living room through
an archway and into the kitchen via
a swinging door. There is plenty of
space in the kitchen but not too
much.

 

 

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Upstairs there are three bedrooms,
a bath and a sleeping porch. Sleep-,
ing accommodations are ample for a.
good-sized family. but the, house is
not. so big that the housewife will be
forever busy in caring for it.

All in all. this cottage leaves very
little to be desired.

 

Trans-Oceanic Flight
In 36 Hours Predicted
Soon by German Expert

DUSSELDORF, Germany -- The
day when trans-oceanic flights be-
tween Iiambu and New York
will be made in 36 hours is not far
distant. in the opinion of Dr. Ed-
mund Rumpier, German aerial ex-

pert who has planned an aircraft
capable of carrying 1‘36 passengers
and seven tons of freight.
Addressing the society for Scien-
tific Aviation, the veteran expert.
described the prospects for covering
the distance between European and
North and South American ports in
36 hours allowing four hours for
landing at the Azores. He said an
air route between Europe and South
America can be laid out with less
difficulty than one to North Ameri-
ca. since the open stretch between

 

500 Cigarmakers Go On
Strike In New Haven

Almost every cigar manufacturing
plant in New Haven stopped opera-
tions Thursday as the result of- the

walkout of some out) cigarmakers.
strippers and packers. The walkout

 

followed the refusal of the manu- ~

facturers to grant demands of the
journcymen to add to the present
wage schedule and return to the
schedule in operation during war
times.

Recently the revenue tax paid by
the manufacturers to the govern-
ment was reduced and the journey-
inen claimed they should get the
benefit of this tax reduction in in-
creased wages. The manufacturers.
however. held that the tax reduction
should be handed to the trade. to
stimulate business.

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the Azores is 1.780 miles compared
with 2.435 mil” to the United
States.

 

In proportion fq.populallon, Seat-
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CHRISTIAN

16 Fairfleld Ave.

EN GINEER~ARCHITECT~SUPERINTENDENT

Phone 646-12
Quality Surveys Made for Owners and Builders

BAUER JR.

Bo. Nor-walk; Conn.

 

 

 

11 No. Main Street

THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC COMPANY
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR DEALER

Phone 2978 . ‘
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GET OUR PRICES

on your: REQUIREMENTS son

ROSENFI'ELD BROTHERS

* 100 WASHINGTON STREET

TREE SPECIALIST
TREE EWORK
Pruning '

Spraying
Cavity Work

A. H. KEIINER

Phone 272 Westport

Conn. License No. 26

 

 

Announcing the opening of our
New Store

which enables'us to carry a large
and complete line of
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
ELEOI'RICAD EQUIPMENT
AND APPLIANCES
And to Give Better Service to
Our Patrons
You are invited to call and
inspect our stock

R. J. Hennessy

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING

28 West Washington Street
South Neural}. Conn.
Telephone 3001

 

 

WARE

Photographs Used By
Bpt. Tax Department

Photography is being used by Tax
Assessor William i". Connolly. of
Bridgeport. in connection with the
establishment of a new taxation s.\'s
tem for the city. 'i.cwis H. Corbit
has just completed photographing 60
typical homes for the department.

The photographs. together with
detailed information concerning their
construction. prepared by the inspec-
tors now working for the tax asses-
sor. will be submitted to the building
committee and will be used to deter-

mine the values of these units. These i

photos will probably come before the
committee next week for the first
time. They will be made part of the
permanent records of the depart-
ment. '

 

 

 

Always at
Your

Service—

All-Ways

:Norwalk Lumber Co

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Oak Makes A Permanent Floor

modern. The work can be done one room at a time. it you pre-
ter. No woodwork is disturbed except the quarter round at the
baseboard. Increased value when time comes to rent or sell.
you will get more for an Oak floored home.
'manent Oak Floors. you make your home more~besutifui. more
healthful-And more valuable. Come in and talk lt'over. won‘t cost
to ascertain the price cost. and not as much as a

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NEW THEATRE
EXCAVATION

Daniel Dleing Company
Makes Rapid Progress
0n Goodwin Job—Stage
Wall Finished.

Excavations are completed for the
new theatre in Washington street be-
ing built by Harry Goodwin. at the
rear of the Hotel Mahaekemo.

It has taken only 14 days for the
Daniel Dccring company to finish
this detail of the job for the Nor-
walk Building company.

Today the foundation stands half

 

built. The next largest and most
intricate section. called the "stage
“all" is already done. it is sur-

prising to view all this work accom-
plished in the center of South Ner—
walk. out of sight of the passing
t-rowtls.

For the present there is only one
driveway from \Vnshingion street.
lmiwcen the buildings. to the rear of
the hotel.

There are 8.000 cubic feet of stone-
;vork yet to be done on the build-
ng.

An interesting feature. not here-
tofore mentioned in the building

WORK DONE.

plans. is the fact that the dressing
rooms are to be located. not in the
basement but on the stage level.
This is a decided improvement over
the former custom, and is now be-
ing carried out in all of the new
theatres.

No name has yet been selected for
the new theatre but it is said the
lessees are planning to let Nora-elk
name the theatre through a contest
in the local papers.

College of Our Lady
Of Mercy at Milford
Receives its Charter

MILFORD, June 19.-(AP). A
charter was received here yester—
day from Hartford for a new col-
logo in Milford to be known as the
College of 'Uur Lady of Mercy.
Laurulton llull. The college will
take the place or the present school
here known as Lauraiion hall. This
school was founded 21 years ago by
the Slslcrs of Mercy and has been
conducted since then as a. high and
boarding school for girls. For years
the school was under the supervis-
ion of Mother Augustine who died a
few years ago. It is now in charge
of Mother Sister lilary dc Chantal.
There are 147 pupils. The new col-
logo will be similar to Alhertus
linguus college. organized In New
Haven last year.

 

 

 

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survivors of mu emigrant party of 30

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while the United States had H2.

First with the Newt—Tho Senti-

1325 Belgium had only 1! tele-
cs for every thousand people.

Mariners prepare for storms when
they see ”cirrus" clouds. which are
high and uhltlsh. Such clouds.
usually composed of ice crystals. are
caused by low atmospheric pressure.

 

 

 

(O 80. MAIN STREET

William F. Hoyt & Son
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

Houses of All Kinds and All Prime; Easy Terms.

2nd Mortgage Loans Given
TELEPHONE £35

 

 

 

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that lost the way while traveling
to the Pacific coast in the days of '49.

 

Window

your Linoleum

 

High Grade Merchandise at Money Saving Prices

PTXHNTT

Somers & Somers

THE PAINT PEOPLE

Wall

Shades Papers

 

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to ncautliy
Your Walls

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to Preserve

 

 

 

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1905 GiVIN

Is Our Motto

“First Class Work”

6 WESTPORT AVENUE

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SATISFACTION FOR 19 YEARS

G. J. SANDERSPREE

TELEPHONE 2166-2

1925

Contractor
and Builder

N ORWALK, CONN-

 

 

 

ALL KINDS OF MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS

' THE N ORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
. 108 WATER STREET

PHONE 113

 

 

 

EVERYTHING IN

21 ELIZABETH ST.

ROOFING

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

HY-GRADE ROOFING CO.

PHONE 1913~2

 

 

 

Ask for our prices.

45-47 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 de-
signs and patterns.

N ORWALK HARDWARE CO.,

WALL PAPERS

‘ Nor-walk

 

 

And it will be done in a highly satisfactory manner.

.LF.C.OLSEN

LET OLSEN DOC Your ELECTRICAL WORK '

You won't be disappointed when the Job is completed it you let OLSEN do it.
Years of experience. coupled with conscientious effort has made a host of friends for us.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
1 NORTH TAYLOR AVENUE, PHONE

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