Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 10, 1926 · page 5

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0L0 TREASURE .
i OVEN UP FOR
1‘ Gonna won

No finer expression of genuine
Iscriilce in the name of charity has
’ ever been received by a local or.
ganisation than one made recently.
. by some person known. to the Good-
. will Industries here. Some member
' of Dr. liloari P. Cuiver's Methodist
‘ congregation has for years been
troasuring as fond remembrances

:5 olive.. dollars. probably gifts of
- friends on some past but not forgot-
‘ ten silver wedding anniversary. tied

with ribbons once white but now
' yellow with age to 25 hearts out out

in silver paper. Last week. the man
or woman who has been treasuring
the keepsakes left them anonymous-
ly in the hands of Dr. Culver for the
charity. 3
A letter with the gift briefly ex-
- presses the desire of the donor with
regard to it and tells the story of
years in the few words: "I have
had the enclosed talents hidden in
s napkin." Apparently the donor
held sacred the memories made
poignant by the tokens received
. years ago but had decided to part
with them to help some unfortunate
to the “not charity but chance" aid
given by the Industries.
That the donor was not able to
give money is evident in the minds
of the officials, who believe that a
y. person able to subscribe would have

sent“; the same amount in money
and kept the silver dollars for the
sentimental value.

Bound up in the frayed and yel-
IOw ribbons that hold the dollars
to their paper hearts are memories
' and dreams. Whose wedding anni-
versary was it, and whose hands
lovingly tied the knots of ribbon?
Dr. R. E. Shaw. director of the
campaign now going on to raise
_ $250,000 for the industries, would
Jr “ks to know.

 

 

 

. New Brophy Laundry
~ Is Almost Finished

Work is about completed on the

modern new laundry plant for the

, Brophy laundry in lower' Chesnut
street. Mattielo and Laspragato, the
general contractors in charge. ex.
pect to have the work completed
within a few days. ‘

The building is of brick and steel
a. single story high. The size is 62
x 92 feet. The plant will be heated
by steam.

 

 

Harding Friend DIQ.

COLUMBUS. 0hio.—(AP.. Mal-
colm Jennings, secretary of the Ohio
Manufacturers’ association was

_ found dead at his home here today.
: He was a close friend of the late
President Harding.

 

 

 
 

ILLIAMSON
A R M A I R

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-BALANOE WITHIN 12

‘ MONTHS

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

SUPPLY SHOP, Inc.

its Main so, Norwalk, conn.
Telephone 948

 

 

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Since one of the best ways to cut
down expense in building a home
is to make the outside dimensions of
the house as small as possible. a
number of builders sacrifice both up.
pearance and convenience to their
desire to gain meactncss.

In this house. however, the de-
signer has been able to steer past
both dangers. As a. result, here is a
home that requires an excavation
only 24 feet square. that contains six
rooms and a bath. and that still
looks spacious and comfortable out-
side and in.

The New England doorway in the
front alcove. with the graceful fan
light above the door frame, lends
dignity and 'charm to the house. and
the comfortable vestibule and spa-
cious living room add materially to
this impression.

A glance at first floor plan shows
its extreme convenience. There is

 

Squirrel Busy About
Washington St. Today-

A gray squirrel attracted con-
siderable attention among the
early risers Friday morning when
it was seen running along the
signs in front of stores in Wash-
ington street. and looikng into the
windows on the second floor.

Thelittle animal seemed to be
enjoying itself and after taking
one longpeek through a window
over the shoe store of Milton Ei-
wood. dove in the window and
that was the last seen of the
squirrel.

If it came out of the apartment
again it. left by way of the back
doom

It is reported that the squirrel
is the pet of a family residing in
one of the Washington street
apartments.

 

 

 

 

 

Tankus Sells Interest
In Clapboard Hill .
Property to Shilepsky ;

Louis 'l‘ankus.. Norwalk merchant
has sold his half interest in the for-
mer Greens Farms school building
and property on Clapboard Hill
road. Greens Farms to Nathan Shil-
epsky. who with Mr. Tankus pur-
chased the property at an auction
recently conducted by the Town of
\Vcstport.

It is understood that Mr. Shilep-
sky plans to convert the building in-
to an apartment. .

N ew House 011 West
Main Street to Be
Built By Haymes.

Mr. and“ Mrs. 'Irving Haymes of
25 West Main street are planning
to erect a new house in West Main
street. From private plans. the
house will be 26 x 24 feet. of frame
construction, containing at: rooms.
There will be hot water heating.
Contractor William Lawior. 26 Fair
avenue. has been awarded the gen-

 

 

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16 Fairlield Ave.

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Phone 845-12
Quality Surveys Made for Owners and Builders

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So. NorwaIk, Conn.

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no need to‘ ass through either din-
ing room on living room to reach the
kitchen. The kitchen is large enough
to escape that cramped feeling so
many kito‘hens give, but small
enough to srave the housewife many

Richard iMuiler Buys
Waliiice Place, Nod Hill

Richand ‘Mulicr of Nerwalk and
New York president of the Muller
Gloria millit in Winnipauk. has pur-
chased thefiValince property at Nod
Hill, Wilton. The purchase price
was nbout.$50.000.
Mr. Muller will make the place-
his home and is having extensive ul-
tcrations ahd improvements made to
the property. There is a large tract
of land in the estate.
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lindcndorff Divorced.
MUNICH. Germany—(AP). Erich
Ludendorff has been granted a di~
vorce from the former Quartermas-
ter General of the Imperial army.

steps. The living room has plenty
of floor space and light.

Upstairs there are three good-
sized bedrooms, a bath and plenty of
closet space.

And yet it's truly a small house.

iAnother Old Timer Is
Being Torn Down

The old two and a hali‘ story build-
ing which has stood at. the corner of
North Main street and Flax Hill
Road. is being rapidly demolished.
it will coat about $500 to tear down
the building. A gas station will be
erected on the site.

 

 

 

Costs more to live now because we
don't have to work such long hours.

 

 

 

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47 Will St. Phone 3367

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Spraying All-Ways
Cavity Work

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Phone 272 Westport

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‘ Oak Makes 'A Permanent Floor

Remodel with Oak Floors. Easily laid. making the house
modern. The work can be do'ne one room at a time. if you pre-
fer. lNo 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 horns. By installing per-
msnlint Oak Floors. you snake your home more beautiful. snore
healthful and more valuable. Come in and talk it over. won’t cost
you . ything to ascertain the price cost. and not as much as a
rug . you buy it.

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Shes ock-Celotes-Corneli Wail Boards. Aromatic Cedar Mains.
. oth Proof. McNeil-s Shingles, guaranteed for so years. '

rHE HATCH & BAILEY COMPANY

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Hi! Road fdi‘ Joscm

At one of the most interesting
points in historic old Flax Bill road.
where a grocery store now occupies
an old carpenter shop. a modern
two story building will be erected
by Joseph Josem. the proprietor of
the grocery store.

The old building is located at the
junctIOn of Flex Kill road and
Soundview avenue. This building
vvili be torn down and the new
building of brick will be erected in
its place. There will be two stores
on the ground floor and apartments
upstairs.

Architect W. R..Bsrto of South
Main street has Just completed the
plans ahd it is expected that the
nesv building will cost about iii.-
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DILWOB‘I‘K HOME IS
ALMOST WDWLETED

 

The new home of Mr. and Mrs
Charles H. Dilworth in Bettswood
Road is nearly completed. It will be
ready for occupancy August 1.

 

Anti American Parade.
NICE; France--(AP). I-‘ive vet-
N'nns' organizations. with 10.000 lo-
cal members have issued a call for
a parade and mass meeting Sunday
morning in protest against the terms
of the Washington debt agreement.
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Files never seem to know when it's
time to take a nap.

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PAGE FIVE

 

 

 

 

Architect North Designs
West Norwalk House
For Ridge Farm Inc.

Architect Rhys North, 8 Osborne
avenue. has drawn plans for an at-
tractive house which will be erect-
ed at the corner of Iildgo avenue
and Filiow street. for the itidgc
Farm Inc. The work will be done.
by Larry Henley. The house is to be
30 x 33 feet. with an exterior of
stone and stucco and will have a
slate surface roof. There will be six
rooms, heated by hot uatcr and the
house will be locatcd in one of the
prettiest sections of West Noi‘uaik.

 

 

Errico Building to
Be Under Way Soon

Work will start soon on tho er-
ection of a new two story building
in Main street above Catherine
street for Charles Erricco of Spring-
dale Court.

The building will be 46 x 30 feet.,
with is pressed brick front and con-l
crete on the sides and rear. and will'
be used for stores on the first floor
and two apartments on the upper
floor. A permit has been taken out
for the foundation. Only one story of;
the structure will be built at pro-i
senL .

The plans have hdcn prepared by,
Architect W. R. Bario of South
Main street and the general contract
has been awarded to Joseph Angi-E
one and company.

 

 

 

 

For Sports—the Sentinel.

Angione Builds Seven

arranged for one family “ill be cr-

E FOR NORWALK HOME BUILDERS AND OWNERS

‘cctml in Fairneld Park by Joseph
Angiunc. uf‘lll‘l'lil contractor. for

Room. House for IIImSCIf iiilnsrli. The house “ill cost $12,000.

 

 

 

Don't forgot the past. Save it for

A nrw seven rQoni frame liensvl
future reference.

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William F. Hoyt & Son .
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

Iiouses of All Kinds and All Prices; Easy Term!
2nd Mortgage Loans Given
46 80. MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 435

 

 

 

 

 

 

PHONE 36 Iii
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you use will give lasting
eatishcticn. Knowho‘wlon1
the high cost at repairs wil
be avoided. Skimping on
quality oi materials never
pays. Consultus about your
remodeling. We'll gladly
advise what materials will
best serve your a o
utilisation-call us any day.

 

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GIVIN

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Is Our Motto

“First Class Work”

6 WESTPORT AVENUE

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SATISFACTION FOR

G. J. SANDERSPREE

TELEPHONE 2166-2

19 YEARS

1925

Contractor
and Builder

N ORWALK, CONN-

 

 

 

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THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
108 WATER STREET ‘ '

 

 

 

 

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PHONE 113

 

 

. EVERYTHING. IN

21 ELIZABETH ST.

ROOFING

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

HY-GRADE ROOFING CO.

PHONE 1913-2

 

 

Ask for our prices.

THE .WIN CHESTER 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 C0.,

WALL PAPERS

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45-47 Main St.

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LET OLSEN D0 YOUR ELECTRICAL WORK

And it will be done 'is's‘highly satisfactory manner. You won't be disappointed when the Job is completed if you let OLSEN do in.
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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