scum For 827.000.
;- as. a. x. mm building at
Well street. housing thevhaliao
Oboe shop which was re-
stifled by are. is betas sold
{its owners. Collins and crumbly.
' futons! J.‘ loci for a sum said
‘0 be "1.000. Deeds have not yet
been passed but all details of the
file have been arranged.
The purchase covers the three
story trains building and also the
to thuut on which the lunch
cart or Coutu and Patterson is lo-
dated. In itselt the building is
”lot considered valuable but the cen-
hat location or the property makes.
the purchase an investment. Al
Herman, owner oi the ‘Aiinc shop.
has a 10 year lease with eight years
to run.
Homes for A. White
, Nearing Completion
In Bayview Avenue.
"~Contractor Frank 0. Johnson of
053017. boulevard is completing
two attractive two-family houses in
. avenue near Cedar street.
' der White of Lowe street.
. One or the houses is already being
plastered.
.These new residences will make
'ail-houses all containing two lami-
lies, that have been built in‘ this
, fiction of the city for Mr. White.
'Wér Room Walls
Finished for New
Theatre Construction
. ' 1
Much work has been completed
ring the past Week on the new
‘ trs being erected in Washington
Alli-set for Harry Goodwin. The
toundatlons are about completed.
The boiler room walls have been
finished.
& J. Cash Co. Addition
. . Will Start Next Week
-. Actual construction on the.large
new addition to the plant of J. do J.
Cash. Inc. in lower Chestnut street
will begin next week. The incidental ‘
gradindland surveyng has been go.
ingon for the past week.
The addition which will be known.
{whim No. a. will be erected ati‘the
’ of the Cash bungalow. It will
A of brick construction.‘ one story
' fit height. The approximate floor
c‘a will be 6,000 square feet. ,
he Contract for the erection of
-. addition has been awarded to
the Hewlett Construction company
. of ABri sport. The permit was is-
1‘; sired .dnesday.
New Brophy Laundry
” Is Almost Finished
. ?.The new Bropliy Laundry build.
" - ingdn Concord street extension will
Abe completed within two weeks. The
building is of brick construction and
A is one story high. The contracting
;‘ firm of Mattielo and Laspragato has
' dons the work.
mmuad. an element that adds greatly
to its electinness.
li’he piafis call tor lower gro'und
lines on the two sides not shown in
the illustration. so there is no reason
too not preserving the appearance or
0.. ' .
This house will look well with
either the front or bay elevation to
the street. If the garage is included
the lot should be at least to feet wide
tor the front elevation to face the
street.
Adjacent to the vestibule on the
first iloor are a coat closet and lava—
tory. From the hall a good view is
had or the living room and sun par-
lor but not 'of the dining room. .
The kitchen is well lighted by a
triple window our the sink and has
cabinets at one side had over the ice
boxu Note how the breakfast neck is
placed close to the rear door and the
front hail.
There is also. something that will
be appraciat'ed. a direct connection
between the front hall and the semi-
attached garage.
On the second floor are three bed-
rooms. with the front ones inter-
D’Annunzio Invents New
Wine; Pope Approves It
PARIS.-—( ) Gabriele d'Annun-
alo has inven ed a new liqueur. ‘A
French man or letters and personal
friend or the poet. Marcel Bouton-
gor, describes it as being manufac-
tured with cherries.
The aviator-poet told Boulenger
‘ that lie was planning a sort or fac-
tory monastery to be built on Lake
Garda. where the monks would
make' his new elixir. He said the
Pope had endorsed is as "most ex-
cellent" and added "I will; allow
you ten monks picked from the thin-
nest in all Italy. "
Evidently the Vatican is aware of
the poet's prejudice against obesity
in men of religious orders.
National PartyPlans
To Advance Its Meeting
IND! NAPOLIS.-—(AP.) The na-
tional gxocutivo committee of the
nations. Party will meet here July
'ILLI‘AMSON.
ARM AIR
FURNACES
SMALL PATIENT DOWN
BALANCE WITHIN 12
HOW
We have 35 satisfied cus-
tomers n: this section. Come,
.n and let us show you the
many good points about this
iependable furnace.
nmNmmnH
SUPPLY SHOP, Inc.
46 Main St. Norwalk. Oonn.
~ Telephone sis
"II I
Will i
iI' :zaa. :
l...si' ‘ .
connected.‘
accessible.
The ceiling heights are a feet a
The attic, too. is readily
I to consider a proposa to hold
the annual conysntion i July in-
stead ot Dece r. andvto change
the rules to pr ide for amember-
ship fee of $8 yearly and an addi-
tional payment of fifty cents a
month.
"Should the executive committee
vote favorably on the convention
change. new officers would be chosen
next month. said John Zshnd, na-
tional president. Members or the
committee will be permitted to vote
by mail.
Workmcn Enter
Museums Free
ROME.~(AP) Workmen of Italy
are granted free admission to all the
art galleries and museums. under an
order or the General Directorate of
Antiquities and Fine arts. The per-
mission. however, holds good only
when the workers are in groups and
accompanied by authorized guides
who can explain the things seen.
my
TREE SPECIALIST
TREE EWORK
Pruning ,
Spraying
Cavity Work
A. H. KELINER
Phone 272' Westport
Conn. License No. 30
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News
III'LDER
wand-
canrcfinsns
lo.Norwslk.Oonn.
7 “uncommon—em
thwarts Ave. Phone «no lo. serous. dean.
"Os E N
mo Eco
immune the opening or our
New Store
which enables us to carry a large
and complete line of
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
cameraman EQUIPMENT
AND APPLIANCES
'And to Giv‘e Better Ionics to
Our Patrons
You are invited“ to call and
inspect our stock
R. J. Hennessy
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
as West w sum
south Norwslk. Conn.
_ 'Ikiephons soot
inches. The content of the house is
27,000 cubic foot; of the garage 2.100
cubic feet.
V
slow To Recover
W A B H INGTON.—- Incapacltated
veterans of the World War. who suf-
fered chlorine gas poisoning have
been slow to recover according to s.
board of medical officers recently
appointed to investigate. There were
828 casualties from chlorine gas.
ADVERTISE ON THE
DENNY-MAG
illustrated Billboard
.47 Wall St. Phone 3367'
“Do Not Bosm-—Buy at Home'
Sez Red:
Alivays at
Your
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Building Notes
surname NOTEs .. . ..
Joseph Hadik. local contractor.
has started work on the construo~
tion of a one-family house in sound
View avenue for Mrs. Mary Lovls.
The house will be of frame construc-
tion and will contain seven rooms.
The heating will be of hov. water and
the estimated cost is given as $0,600.
I O t
The construction of a csidonco
in Camp street for Mary .Parker
has been started. The house will
lie :7 by 25 feet and will contain
six rooms. It will be of frame con-
struction and will be heated by hot
water. The general contract for the
work has been awarded to Clarence
l. Finch of East Norgik.
from the plains
Children's Tours
will
A new bungalo . :0 by 26 feet.
1'—
wili be colistruc d for Martha M.
Marquardt in Elliott street. 0. H.
Scott of Roton avenue. South Nor-
walk. is doing the work. it will'
contain four rooms and will be of
frame construction. The estimated
cost is about 35,000.
0 O 0
Extensive alterations and midl-
iions will be made to the residence
or L. E. Schleber in West Norwalk
William F. Hoyt
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ,
Houses of All Kinds and All Prices; Easy Toms.
2nd Mortgage Loans Given
48 80. MAIN STREET
& .Son
ml
TELEPHONE ‘85
avenue. The addition wil be 2!
by 17 feet and of {urine construc~
tion. it will add four new rooms.
a tile bath to thA residence. The
interior of the house will be is-
novated. Mr. Schlcber will do the
work.
Electric Shovel Removes
Fossils Under Cleveland
CLEVELAND. (AID—The Clove-
land lliussum of Natural History is
‘ digging prehistoric records out of
the earth with an electric show!
here.
Since May 13. Prof. Jesse E. Hyde.
curator of anion. and Peter A.
Bungart. collector and preparator.
have supervised the operations of the
efficient shovel out of whose mow
comes beautifully preserved fishes.
sharks of the primitive Cladosclache
type. and other fossils and memen-
toes of important episodes in the Do-
ionian history. ‘
1905
GIVIN
is Our Motto
“First Class Work”
6 WESTPORT AVENUE
'l‘lie excavations will continue all
summer. They are being made at Big
Creek and West 128th street. which
soon will be made inaccessible for
explorations by the growth of the
city.
The fossils are enclosed in smooth.
almond-shaped masses of rock three
to five feet across. called concretlons.
They are harder than the shale.
through which they are scattered
like raisins in a cake.
A twelve-foot tree trunk was
found. which had become water-
logged, imbeddcd in the mud of
Ohio's ancient sen. flattened and
turned to a film of coal. one-fourth
inch thick.
G
Well ..,.,.,...,,.,
Ayou use will give lasting
sstisisction. Knowhowlong
the high cost oi repairs will
be avoided. Skimping on
quality oi materials never
pays. Consulius sboutyour
remodeling. We li gladly
advise what materials will
best serve your needs. No
obligation—call us any day.
SATISFACTION FOR 19 YEARS‘1925
G. J. SANDERSPREE
TELEPHONE 2166-2
B255} I
soostorNownTON or.
Contractor
and Builder
NORWALK, CONN.
I
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1:
ALL KINDS OF MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS
THE N ORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
108 WATER STREET
PHONE 113
EVERYTHING IN_
Remodel with Oak Floors.
manent Oak Floors.
rug it? buy it.
OakMakes A'I’ermanent Float-
modern. .The work can be done one room at a time. it you pre-
fer. No woodwork is disturbed except the quarter round at the
baseboard. Increased value when time comes to rent or sell.
you will get more tor an Oak floored heme. By installing per-
you make your home more beautiful. more
healthful and more valuable. Corns in and talk it over. won't cost
you anything to ascertain the price cost. and not as much as s
Summoning-Cornell wui Boards. Aromatic cm:- Lining.
Moth Proof.” Italians shingles. guaranteed for so years.
nu HATCH a BAILEY coilrm
Easily laid. making the house
21 ELIZABETH ST.
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;
Ask for our prices.
45-47 Main St.
And it will be done in a highly sauslaciory manner.
F. C. OLSEN
SATISFACTION
THE WINCHESTER STORE
WINDOW SHADES .‘
We carry them in stock and make them to order carefully. A complete and most attractive assortment of newest d...
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l LET OLSEN D0 YOUR ELECTRICAL WORK .
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1 NORTH TAYLOR AVENUE, PHONE
287014
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mountains. according to a new proa . .
STOCKHOLhi.- School children Ject in lwsdish education. leversl . ..
from the mountains will be brought agencies are cooperating with the
down to see the plains. and children Department of Education to furnlsit'
go to the the tours.
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Norwalk Chronicler