:l‘. “1me “Y," ’Af‘lfi‘ QT AWE”? M'Imm‘“ w. .prmu My“; My. owner“ 0;... "l‘ flawyw‘wwwtfingmih l‘ ” w . .5... m EVENING minim-some homers. OONN. PAGE FIVE E AN INTERESTING PAGE FOR NORWALK HOME BUILDERS AND OWNERS NRARDY CO. HUSTLING , ALONG ADDITION FOR HATCH ,& BAILEY CO. The T. J. Pardy Contraction company of Bridgeport is melting rapid headway in the construction of an addition to the Batch and Bailey plant. Marshall street. The addition which will be used for milling and storage. will be 55x60 feet. and of brick and steel con- struction. it will be three stories high. with a gravel roof and steel anon. The cost will be about 815.- Bodies Of American Heroes Continue To Be Found In France FARE—(AP) Although it is nearly eight years since the end of the World War. American search- ' ., ers in the old battle area are con- \ face plate he. 151:ka plate num- vinyl- w “r ”NOTE; Federal SUPPLY SHOP, Inc. tlnually finding bodies of American soldiers who fell in battle and were buried hastily near-by. Search- ing has been going more or less regularly during the entire period since the Armistice. but in recent months the Oise-Aisne. Mouse- Argonne and Somme sectors have been literally combed with the re- sult that 261 bodies have been found. of which 175 have been positively identified. Work has been started by Oil!- ford st. John. 4 Themes avenue, on a house and garage on Ohio eve- nue for Paul .MeAfee. ea Wilton avenue. It will be a frame house. 28 a as feet. containing six rooms. heated by hot water. The cost will ‘ be about 88.000. _._.__,_________. William J. Gamble is building a seven room house at Olmsteed Place. It will be completed within a few weeks and will be placed on sale. Thomas G. Scott Building On F House on Hmmve. From plans drawn by Architect Peter leuanus. Ridgedeld. a house will be built on Plymouth avenue for Thomas G. acott. The house will be arranged for one family. its“ feet. end is to be frame. There will be a hot water heating system. The owner plans to do the meson work end the carpentry. Mr. end Mrs. O'Brien Move Into_New Home At Sasqua Hills Mr. end Mrs. Paul O'Brien have taken up their residence in their new home at Basque Hills. which wee purchased recently by Mr. O'Brien from John Cevenagh. The home is of Tudor ercbitecture end wee sold for $86,000. It adjoins the Thomas 1. Raymond estate near the Old Saugetuck road. Mr. O'Brien is the son of J. L. O'Brien. general manager of the Crofut end Knapp Hat company. Harold Karlsen Has General Contract for Beatrice Olsen Home A permit has been issued to Beat- rice Olsen to build a. house on Themes avenue. From private plans the house will be arranged for one family, 27x25 feet of frame construction. end will have six rooms. There will be an attached garage for one car. The heating will be of hot water. Harold Kari- sen has the general contract for the work. Five (saddened Bills - Described by Treasury Dept. The Treasury Department in its her is not discernible: A. ‘W. Mellon. circular letter No. 580 describes five new counterfeits as follows: 1. $1 SILVER CERTIFICATE; series 1923; check letter '~‘B": face plate No. 4327; back plate number indistinct: H. V. Specimen. Register of the Treasury: Frank White. Treasurer of the United States; por- trait of Washington; serial number VfiduiiicB. Thh counterfeit is a photo- mechahlcai production on cue piece of paper with pen and ink lines imitating the silk fibre. At first glance. this note is deceptive. The portraiture is poorly etched. ‘22. :5 ”FEDERAL RESERVE Reserve Bani: of Dallas. Texas; Check letter “G”; ' lLLIAMSON, ARM AIR :‘FU'RNACES 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‘g'ood points about this dependable furnace. THE NORWALK to Main St. Norwalk, Conn. . White, 'plate number indistinct: back plate :Ben Francisco: cheek letter - face plate No. 1: back plate number .Treasurer of the United States: so- _ Telephone us r Secretary of the Treasury; Frank Treasurer of the United States; portrait of Lincoln. This is e crudely made photo-mechanical pro- duction on one piece of paper. with no attempt at stimulating the silk 'fibre. Serial No. K20492789A. 8. 510 GOLD CERTIFICATE: se- ries 1922: check letter “B": face plate No. 851: back plate number in- distinct: H. V. Speelman. Register of the Treasury: Frank White. Treas- urer of the United States: portrait of Michael Hillegea; serial No. H83248862. This is a very crudely executed photographic production on one piece of paper. with the seal. se- rial number and superimposed X re- touched with yellow paint. The back is printed very faintly in brownish tone. , 4. 820 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Texas; check letter “B"; face No. 798: D. F. Houston. Secretary of the Treasury: John Burke, Treasurer of the United States: portrait of Cleveland: serial No. K5148802A. This note is similar to the 85 note above described and undoubtedly was produced by the persons re- sponsible for the 85 note. 5. 820 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE: Federal Reserve Bank of "A": not discernible: A. W. Mellon. Secre- tory of the Treasury: Frank White. rial No. L29078157A. This is a poor- ly etched photo-mechanical produc- tion on genuine paper which has been bleached. presenting a. blotchy appearance on both face and back. and should be readily detected. CHRISTIAN Is ranted Ave. ENGWCMCTJW Phenom-13 dalmatian. Queiitydnrveyaldedefogmendlaildu's _ BAUER JR. 28':O' .——-e' _' l“ e . . m eeotoa '“" ire-so- ’ .‘8 f. II N IS-a'slI-e‘ ' 2*- ommo Rum ‘ /. trolls-0' HALL .L/ LIVING F El OID'V m'v . Ponce zlio’a I0'-U' fill? 'LOOR L as The narrow lot presents a hard problem to the architect. Here he has achieved dignity and a comfort- able. spacious floor plan. Pattern treatment of the brick- work will add greatly to the outside appearance. The entrance. here. is on the side and leads to a hall. From this. the living room. dining room and kitch- en open separately. The main living room is spacious. with an inviting fireplace and a big porch opening off it by French doors. This arrangement gives plenty New Canevari Home The home which contractor A. L. Wood is building for Fred Cane- vari at Marvin Beach is rapidly nearing completion. It will be ready for occupancy within a month. \ Model Homes. Inc.. has completed a six room colonial type house on Broadview terrace. The home is for sale by the corporation of which ContractOr George Sanderspree is the president. Ready to Move Into Contractor George Sanderspree has completed a‘slx room colonial type home for William Anderson at Rowayton beach. Mr. Anderson will take up his residence there within a few days. Extensive alterations will be made to the building on West Nor- walk road. owned by Alice R. Haynes. On this site there is at present a summer cottage and a barn. The barn is to be remodel- ed into a bungalow and the cottage is to be repaired. Frank Schans has been awarded the general con- tract. ADVERTISE ON THE TENNY-MAC illustrated‘ Billboard 47 Wall St. Phone 3367 ' ”Do Not Roam—‘3,” at Home' ”CONDO noon J of light. always a consideration in city homes, and in the summer time makes it almost an outdoor room. The dining room is lighted by a bay window. and off it is a sun par- lor. A well arranged kitchen. with built-in refrigeratorand other con- venienccs. completes the lower floor. Above are three spacious bed- rooms. the master room in front be- ing particularly attractive. The outside width of the house is 29 feet. and with a driveway to a. garage in the rear could be placed on a 45 to 50-foot lot. STUDY TODAY'S opportunities in the classified columns. , Sez Red: All-Ways Norwalk Lumber Co Buy a: The Big Red shed ’THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC COMPANY announcer. cameras Dunes ‘ dilemma» . mam leuthlorwalk sonwane’s roman same no name nouns a .. 1“ WWW! cram GET OUR PRICE on rods anqnmnm'rs sea . . HARDWARE ROSENFIELD BROTHERS minimum ’End All-PLUMBING wad-nu ——0ensult——~ ’ HARRY NATHAN 8 West Avenue w —= B.M.BE118 memorandum-smear”: aswannsmm neonates Wecsnfurnishpiansendbuiidyeurhoaeseompiete. ‘ Telephone 801-8 l memories f' neweruoa. cons. Remodel with Oak Floors. baseboard. rug if you buy it. Oak Makes A Permanent Floor modern. The work can be done one room at a time. if you pre- fer. No woodwork is disturbed except the quarter round at the Increased value when time comes to rent or sell you will get more for en Oak floored home. By installing per- manent Oak l'loora, you make your home more beautiful. more healthful and more valuable. Come in and talk it over. won't cost you anything to ascertain the price cost. 'and not as much as e ibeetroeh-Celotsx-Coraeii Wail Boards. Aromatic Cedar Lining. loth Proof. Icheirs Shingles. guaranteed for 50 years. THE HATCH & BAILEY COMPANY nuns: AND mwoag Ell"! laid. making the house 8-10 Railroad m’Ave SeN Sourns asouills PAINT PEOPLE 56 Wall St. CONTRACTOR HODGES WILL DO CARPENTRY—i" WORK ON NEW HOME Contractor Fred Hodges has been awarded the contract for carpentry repairs on the home recently pur- chased by the Norwelk Young Men's Hebrew Association on West eve- nus. Extensive alterations will be made there in fixing the house over for club and class room purposes. As soon as the carpentry repairs are well along. electricians, plumb- ers and painters will start work there. ———_ The home which contractor F. J. Hodges is constructing for Frank W. Goodchild on East avenue. is rapidly nearing completion. It will be ready for occupancy within p few weeks. Nelson M. White Adds To Force to Keep Up With New Jobs Nelson M. White, plumbing and heating contractbr. 56 North Main street. reports much activity during the past few days. His working force has been increased to meet the demands of the following con- tracts: Plumbing at the Pear Tree Point bathing pavilion in Darion: remodel- ing plumbing and heating in the residence on Flax Hill rd. for Mrs. Bowers: new plumbing and heat- ing for residence of Thomas Riley: remodeling plumbing and heating system for a residence in Westport: new heating system for residence of Dr. Brown in East Norwnlk: chang- ing the plumbing and heating in the Perrm residence on Flax Ilill rd.: sheet metal work for the Nor- walk Roofing Co. More T . ban (Continued from Page One.) Lean. William H. Dleringer. Philip A. Jakob. Francis J. Burns. Barney Barman. George H. Barnes. Arthur M. Charpentier. Robert Y. Grit‘ilth. LeRoy 1). Downs. Aaron T. Daw- son. William J. Lyons. Conrad P. Frey. Don W. \Vaidner and J. Fred McMahon. Mr. Moran's Statement. Frederick J. Moran, president of the local board of trade. has writ- ten the following article for the out- ing program: ly, in the best interests of the city as a whole and business in par- ticuinr. it does not measure its suc- cess by the number of new indus- tries brought to town. but by the in- terest it may urouso among its members in matters that are for the benefit of the city, its people. and the attainment of the objects sought. The Norwalk Board of Trade is nlllllotcd with tho Connec- ticut Chamber of Commerce and the United States Chamber of Com- nlcrce. receiving the benefit of such advice and assistance as may be needed from those sources. "If you are not a member of the Norwelk Board of Trade pissed consider this an lmltntiun to join. Simply fill out the slip below. (10¢ tech. and mail with 83.00 (and year's dues) to the secretory. “We hope that you will enjoy thin day of sport. remembering the dire predictions of the old adage about 'sll work and no pluy.’ Just as no. men may play together for their. ' physical benefit, so they may also work together for their material benefit and the general good of the city through the one organization‘ that includes men from every other, organization. "The Norwalk Board of Trade. ~— “This day'- outing is the first at- tempt on the part of the Norwalk board of trade to bring the business of the city together for a better mu- tual acquaintance. and a real good time. On this one day the cores of business should be put aside so that. mingling together in a spirit of good fellowship. men will get to 46 80. MAIN STREET William F. Hoyt REAL ESTATE AND lNSURANCE Houses of All Kinds and All Prices, Easy Terms. 2nd Mortgage Loans Given & Son TELEPHONE 435 know one another better. The suc- cess of the outing will depend upon the extent to which each one enters into the spirit of the occasion. The committee in charge has done its best to set the stage properly: you are the actors. and the rest is up to You. “The Norwalk board of trade ap- preciates the cooperation of the club associated with it in this affair. It asks fonthe same cooperation in other matters. In reducing four or five outings to one. a worth-while saving in time. effort and money has been effected. The idea. if not orig- inal. at least has merit. “Probably every second man you will meet today is a member of the board of trade. Know them better. and you will know the board of trade better. “But the best way to know it is‘ by becoming an active member of the organization. It can be of service to you if you will let it. It; does not claim to be a cure for all business or civic ills. but it is an the materials you use will give lent satisfaction. Knowh our “3 the high con oi repairs be avoided. Skimplng on quality of materials never pays. Consultus about your modeling. We‘ll gladly advise what materials will bee serve your obligation—cell us my day- agency always working. often Quick- PHONE 36 HTU Bum 360-540 KNOWLTON ST. GIVIN rst Class Work” Is Our Motto 190 6 WESTPOR'I‘ AVENUE G SATISFACTION FOR 19 YEARS G. J. SANDERSPREE TELEPHONE 2166-2 1925 Contractor and Builder NORWALK, CONN. THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO. 108 . WATER STREET ALL KINDS OF MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 113 EVERYTHING IN 21 ELIZABETH ST. And it will be done in a highly satisfactory manner. ofexperienoe. coupled with conscientious effort has in F. C OLSEN HY—GRADE ROOFING CO ROOFING SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ELECTRIC PHONE 1913-2 LET OLSEN DO YOUR ELECTRICAL WORK You won't be disappointed when the lob is completed if you let OLSEN do it. a host of friends for us. a'CONTRACTOR 1 NORTH TAYLOR AVENUE, PHONE A 287“ ' BUILDERS’ HARDWARE =§n>m mms>=uud -<'i—I-'-r-> 3. DON’T .1... 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