AN INTERESTING PAGE FOR NORWALK HOME BUILDERS AND OWNERS
BRICK BID’C
FOR]. SRAPIRO
Work will lie—gt:— in a shersJime
on another new building for up-
per Main street. it will be a brlclt
building tor Joseph Shapiro. u
Spring street. with two stories and
basement. 8! x 60 test. with a slag
root. On the ground floor there
will be two stores and the upper
lloor will be arranged (or three
apartments ot live rooms and bath.
The heating will be by steam.
Architect A. S. Meloy ot Strat-
iord has completed the plans and
they are now out to the contractors
for ilgurcs.
Permits Granted For
Three New Houses
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Building Inspector George S.
liubbell has issued the following
permits:
Harold Olendenning. house and
garage in East avenue. 310.000.
Mooney and Shields, garage in
West Norwalk avenue. $800.
Ward De Klyn. seven room house
at Pine Point. 80. 000.
Ward De Kiyn. seven room house
and garage at Pine Point. 80, 000.
Dutcll Colonial House
., For Mrs. C. E. Church
A beautiful new home is now be-
ing erected in Dry Hill road for Mrs.
Charles E. Church. Union park. it
is of Dutch- Colonial design and will
contain seven rooms with a. large
porch. A garage will also be erected.
Architect Harry Mather. who drew
the plans for the house. has the gen-
eral contract. The residence will cost
about 812 700
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SOLVING
THE CORNER LOT PROBLEM
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A corner lot is a perplexing prob-
lem at best. but here the architect
has solved it particularly happily.
The Dutch, Coloniol exterior com-
bines cosiness with comfort. and fits
neatly into this Loshaped floor plan.
The entrance in the center otters
an opportunity ior an inviting iront
yard, while the windows opening
onto it lend the air of an old-insh-
ioned courtway.
Grouping oi the_livlng room. din-
ing room. porch and hall is an at.
tractlve ieature. Living room~ and
porch have a view oi both street
and garden. with a consequent max-
imum of light and air.
The bedrooms have tine cross ven-
numero Ill.
better placed. Closets are large and make it distinctive
But the doorway end front yard longing.”
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tilation and the kitchen could not be are the features of the house that
and, in proper
surroundings, give it the_air of “be-
Competitive Drill
mmpe Grotto, Legion and
' PatrOl T cams Oct. 6
Plans have been completed for the
competition drill between the patrol
or the Monker Grotto and the drill
team of the American Legion in the
Armory Wednesday evening October
Beautiful
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The Grotto. Legion and Arab pat-
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All-Ways
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Norwalk Lumber Co
say A?“'1'he Big Red ‘Shod
'awarded the winner. The De Molay
rol teem of the Shrine will compete
in the drill and a. large cup will be
teams- oi Norwalk and Bridgeport
will compete for another cup.
.The 8hrrino band will give a con-
cert bei‘ore the driliand will furnish
music during the entire evening.
Three medal of 'honor men. Dan
C. Edwards 0! New York; William
lingers at Jersey City. and Jack Lat-
ham of Stamford will be among the
Judges oi the competition drill.
A committee consisting of Edward
it. You Castelberg and Le Roy D.
Downs was appointed to have tickets
printed: Charles Goldschmldt is the
general chairman.
The teams will drill in the Shrine
mosque in Bridgeport. Friday even-
ing. October 8.
Ward DeKlyn and F.
sons oi the late Benjamin DeKlyn.
Walk's waterfront showplnces.
doomed. Although the DcKiyn
family would divulge no informa-
tion concerning the plans at the euro
ecutors of the estates of the late
William F. and Benjamin DeKlyn.
who kept the estate one of the most
attractive on the south share. it is
generally understood that the pres-
ent homes, two Joined and one
separate, will be demolished and the
estate opened ior development.
The estate is divided by a wall;
which joins Crescent Beach. Pine
Point. and Roton Point park. 0n
the section or the estate. south of
the walk. work has been started on
two handsome new homes for E.
Harold DeKlyn.
Nylked Estate At
Pine Point to Be Cut
Into Building Plots
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old Nylkcd at Pine
Point, for many years one of Nor-
is
DeKiyn terrace.
Gymnasium Planned By
Y. M. H. A. In Rear Of
New West Avenue Home
The iormer Croiut residence one
or the most imposing residences in
West avenue. in recent years the
home of Philip Knapp. is now be-
ing trensiormed into a modern so-
cial and educational center fer the
Young Men's Hebrew association.
which has flourished since its or-
g:hization in this city a few years
a o
rear of the structure.
The building, which was pur-
chased early in the summer, is be-
ing entirely rebuilt on the interior
by Contractor Fred J. Hodges.
Partitions have been demolished on
the lower floor and there is now a
large assembly which will seat bo-
twcrn 200 and 300 persons.
There will be social rooms and
classrooms for the Hebrew school
room has been
showers.
Thomas J. Keogh has the plumb-
ing contract: A. Cohen. painting
and decorating and Robert J. Ilen-
nessy. electrical work. The renova-
tions will cost almost 810.000.
There Are spacious grounds about
the property and a tennis court will
be built.
It is expected that, the work will
he completed in about two weeka
The present quarters in South Main
street will be vacated early in Octo-
bcr.
equipped with
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A Chicago man who was poisoned
by bad booze in Canada might as
well have stayed at home.
About the only thing on earth"
which hasn't changed in the last ten
years is restaurant gravy.
GIRDERS UP ON I
O’BRIEN GARAGE
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The steel girders on the nen
garage which Samuel Rooduer i1
erecting tor Edward .1. O'Brien in
Marshall street have all been eel
in place, and work will immediatee
ly start on the root.
The root is being built so as t.
allow tor the possible addition oi _
a second story. .
The garage will accommodate be.
tweeu‘leo and 150 care. There will
be a large parking area wea‘ cf thq
building.
it is the plan or the association
to eventually erect a large gymna-
sium. the first in Norwalk. at the
Mr. O'Brien announces that a new.
type oi car-washing apparatus will
be installed in the garage.
MATERIALS
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which his sponsored by the Y. M. H.
A. There is also a small apartment
planned for the caretaker. Ono
This "Valencia" is a good song it
you can sing through your nose.
ALL KINDS OF MASONS’ BUILDING
THE NORWALK COAL &
108 WATER STREET SUPPLY C0
They formerly occupied partot the
main house. The new houses. semi-
bungaiow in type. will each eon-
taln six rooms with all improve»
ments. Arthur Waldron and Son.
have the contracts. The houses will
cost $9,000 each.
it is understood that another
member oi the DeKlyu {sully has
purchased one oi the lots on the
south side at the estate. It is not
known whether Mrs. William F. De-
Kiyn who is in North Caroline. will
build at the point or not. Hrs. Dev
Klyn is expected here shortly. She
tormerly occupied one part at the
main residence.
It the main residence is torn down
all of the north side of the estate
will be divided into building iota
The development will be known as
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What would the Quakers say it
they could return to Philadelphia tor
the Dempsey-Tunney fight?
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Staying up all night may make
you as wise as an owl. but owls
have no sense during the day.
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And it will he done in a highly salisiactory manner. You won't be disappointed when the lob is completed it you let OLSEN do it.
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Remodel mu. ‘0... Moon. Easily me. making the house‘
The work can be done one room at a time. it you pre-
No woodwork is disturbed except the duarter round at the
' baseboard. increased value when time comes to rent or sell.
you will get more for an Oak doere‘d home.
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