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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 17, 1926 · page 5

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'1“ m0 SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

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AN INTERESTING PAGE FOR NORWALK HOME BUILDERS AND OWNERS

 

Freer Mortgage Meney
Will Pep Up Budding

 

W. J. Gamble Sees More
Speed Shown In Con-
struction Beginning
Next Month.

Building in Norwalk is due toy
halts rapid progress starting the
end of this month. according to a
statement made this morning by

William J. Gamble. local wholesale
limber merchant. He attributes
the increase to a freer distribution
of money for mortgages.

“Every so often." Mr. Gamble
laid. "the local banks restrict loans
to a great extent. The last instance
I)! this was in 1922. This year there
has been a tie-up in mortgages, and
consequently. building has been
slowed down."

Local builders have reported a
decrease in the amount of buildings
during the past month. and they
welcome the announcement from
the local banks. it is said that with
the offering of money for mort-
gages. many applications have been
made here for financial aid in con-
struction. Undoubtedly. with the in-
ducements for the builder now. con-
struction work will be going m full
force within a few weeks. While lo-
cal contractors have been doing
some work recently, it has been
chiefly remodeling rather than ac-
tual. construction.

The Norwaik Building Co. reports
much progress despite the current
mortgage tie-up, which has affected
home construction in Norwaik and
vicinity. It is constructing a new
home for Wesley Johnson on Olm-
Iead Place. a new development site.
off East avenue. The firm is also
doing alteration work for Carl An-
derson on Olmstead Place. Trim.
ming work is being done for Henry
F. Beaupain in his house on High-
land avenue and for Ernest Soule
It Broadview Terrace.

A. J. Collins. local furniture deal-
er and theatre owner. is having two
houses built at Noroton Manor. Nor-
oton. Tho Norwalk Building Co. is
doing the work. They will be com-
pleted by October 1.

Fred J. Hodges. East Norwalk
contractor. is making rapid headway
.in the construction of a $20,000
home for Frank Goodehlld. Garner
street. vice president and general
manager of .l. J. Cash and Co. The
home will be erected at the north-
east corner of the former Earle es-
tate on East avenue. It will be ready
for occupancy October 1.

Alfred G. Violet. Westport con-
tractor. is constructing two houses
for Dr. Joseph Sioman on Hendricks
avenue. Worked was started recent-
ly.

 

 

ILLIAMSON
A R M A I R

FURNACES

SMALL PAYMENT DOWN
BALANCE 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.

T HE NORWALK

SUPPLY SHOP, Inc.

to Main 8t., Not-walk, Donn.
Telephone 948

“Aristocrat” Door

Wright Co..

 

WOOD RULES
3 HOUSES AT
MARVIN BEACH

Alien Wood. East Norwalk car-
penter. reports much activity during
the past month. Having recently
completed a seven room house for
George Guttredge. Betta Place, he is
constructing a bungalow type house
for Howard Wood at Marvin Beach.
Foundations are being made now for
two other houses which he will build
at Marvin Beach.

 

 

Fuller Construction
Company Building
6 Houses In Hudson Ct.

The R. H. Fuller Construction Co..
Main street. is constructing six two-
family houses on its property at
Hudson Court. opposite Hudson
street. The new houses will be the
first to be built on the development
site. It is expected they will be com-
pleted by October 1.

Hudson Court is among the most
recent realty developments in Nor-
walk. Following the example of
many local realtors. the Fuller com~
pany has started grading work at
the site._and will equip it with roads
and sidewalks. Two houses are al-
ready nearing completion. and will
be ready for occupancy within a. few
weoks. Prospective buyers are al-
ready on hand.

 

Laboratories For
Walter Lissberger
Ready In November

The rubber research laboratories
which are being constructed for
Walter Lirsberger on his Newtown
avenue estate are progressing rapid-
ly. It.is expected they will be com‘
pleted by November I. They will be
of steel and stone construction.
George Lamb. local contractor. is
doing the carpentry work.

The approximate cost of the la-
boratories is 820.000. They will be
used by Mr. Lissbergcr in rubber
chemical research. William Kocll

SPACIOUS “WESTERN-COLONIAL” TYPE

 

 

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The. comqulous Colonial floor
plan and the breezy. attractive
“Western" exterior have been com~
binetl in this spacious home.

The panelled effect of the brick-
work nnd the simple but effective
facade are features of the front ele-
vation.

inside, the house is centered
around a. main hall. As one enters.
his glance fails right through a wide
living room to a sun parlor beyond.
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lead to the dining room. Behind that
is the well arranged kitchen.

Up the broad stairway lie three
bedroomF—or four if the family re-
quires. 'i‘he attic is a specious play-
room for children.

. And as for closets. madame.
they're everywhere. The kitchen
sink is sci. beneath a window.

There‘s a lavatory downstairs. Cab-
inets take the place of a pantry.

in all, a handy. homey sort
place.

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new popular in new buildings inas-
much as its beauty and its moderate
price offer many inducements to the
home builder.

Renovations Begin
Monday At Norwalk
Boat Club Building

ti'outractor Michael J. Riordan will
start work Monday on the extensive
remodeling of the boathouse of the
Norwnlk Boat Club at the rear of
the Lockwood‘s hall in Wall street.
The entire building will be done over

 

 

mer. local architect designed the
structure after the Tudor style. '

Tuozzolo Plans House
Of Italian Design
In Oakwood Avenue

A six room house will be erected
in Oakwood avenue. Winnipauk, for
Leonard Tuozzolo. It will be a stone
bungalow, with a terra cotta and tile
roof. The residence will have an
Italian treatment in color and de-
sign. ,

There will be hot water heating
and the house will be modern in

 

 

ADVERTISE ON THE

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illustrated Billboard
47 Wall St. Phone 3367

“Do Not Roam—Buy at Home‘

 

 

every respect with tile baths and
hardwood floors and trim.

 

 

The estimated cost is $10,000 and
Mr. Tuozzolo has taken the general
contract.

 

Appeals To Taste
Of Home Builders

The "aristocrat" door. a new type
patented recently by The Radford-
Oshkosh Wisconsin. is
being displayed here by Contractor
William J. Gamble. who is the sole
Norwaik distributor. The door is
one-panelled with raised moulding.
and is of Colonial style. It is ex-

 

 

 

pected that the “aristocrat" will be

 

CHRISTIAN

16 I'airfleld Ave.

ENGmR—AROHITEOT—SUPERMNDENT

Phone 645-12
Quality Surveys uade‘ for Owners and Builders

BAUER JR.

So. Nor-walk, Conn.

TREE SPECIUJST

TREE iWORK

Pruning ‘
Spraying
Cavity Work

A. H. KELINER
Phone 272 Westport

Conn. License No. 20

and the assembly room will be en-
larged to 32”: feet. New floors
will be laid and changes will be
made to the porches.

The work will be. completed in
about. six or seven weeks. and will
cost about 32.0"“. Daniel O'Brien
is chairman of the building commit-
tee.

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Remodel with Oak Floors.

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healthful and more valuable.

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Oak Makes A Permanent Floor .

modern. The wor‘ir can be done one room at a time. if you pre-
No woodwork is disturbed except the quarter round at the
Increased valu'e when time comes to rent or sell.
you will get more‘for an Oak floored home.
manent Oak Floors. you make your home more beautiful. more
Come in and talk it over. won't cost
you anything to ascertain the price cost.

Bheetrock-Celotex-Cornell Wall‘Boal-ds. Aromatic Cedar Using,
Moth Proof. McNairs Shingles, guaranteed for to years.

THE HATCH}: BAILEY COMPANY

Easily laid. making the house

By installing per-p

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Designed By C. M. Nutting
~—Frame Structure With
Garage Attached.

One of the prettiest of the pros.
vectlvo homes in this city will be
the residence for Harold Glendon-

ills’. 8 Center avenue. It will be er-
ected in upper East avenue at Can-
non street and the owner is now re-
cehing bids from local contractors.
t‘larence M. Nutting. one of the
City's youngest and most promising
architects drew the plans. it will be
of colonial design. frame construc-
tion. :8 x N feet. two and one half
stories high.

There will be six master rooms. a
cozy breakfast nook. a sleeping
P0l(h a. sewing room and two
lll" baths.

A \apr steam heating system is
see/ed. The interior of the house
will have hardwood floors and trim.
A storage will be attached to the
house.

.\ir. Glendening is one
prepretors of the
drug Co.

of the
H. Giendening

 

The Norwalk Building Co. is con-
structing two houses for Charles B.
Runes. Noroton Manor.

Harold Glendening To
Build Colonial Home

 

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trons BUSY 0N ;
LEWIS curs
032,000 HOME!

William J. Lyons. Norwnlk eon-l
trsclor and masonry supply dealer, is!
completing :1 332.000 residence for]
Lewis Gray in New Canaan. The;
home, under construction for the}
past three months. will be ready for
occupancy by September 1.

Mr. Lyons is also building .1 newi
“0.000 home for (‘hurirs iiiilworthfi
first district jeweler; nt ilc'lsn'omh
Court. it will be ready for 00- 1
cupnncy within .1 month.

 

George Lamb. linsl .\'nr\vnlk con-'
tractor. is building a home for l:r-‘
nest Knapp on lilton i'lurc. lie
started work recently on a home for
Elizabeth Knapp on Hcidcu llill. ile‘
is completing nitcrntinm on u sitltllul
owned by Frank Kelley in Silver-
mine.

 

Arthur Waldron,
contractor. has n
workers engaged in all
the Ktfllill‘ Ifllnl \\ eston.

l-c tompletcd iheio Within a few

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linviland street
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46 80. MAIN 8TB

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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

2nd Mortgage Loans Given

& Son

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19 YEARS

1925

Contractor
and Builder

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108 WATER STREET

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