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JOE GRUMBLY TO
OPERATE LUNCH
SIMPLICITY AND STABILITY GIVE NOTE OF
HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE TO THIS HOUSE
ON WEST AVE.
Joseph Grumbly former proprietor
of the Palace lunch. North Main
street. has purchased a new lunch
wagon. which is expected to arrive
in this city in the near future. Llr.
Orumbly will locate the wagon in
West avenue between Butler and
Merwln streets.
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In a limited sense the tem Cau-
casian refers to the Caucasus on the
borderland of Europe and this. A
German anthropologist used the
name in 1775 to designate the Can-
casio family as a typically white
race.
that gives distinction to this house.
it is rather the result of a simple.
pleasing treatment of the mass of
the building. as emphasised and en.
henced by the long sweeping roof
lines. The quaint gsbled onset is
characteristic of the English cottage.
which always has a cosy. home-like
atmosphere about it.
If. the brickwork is laid in Eng.
lleh Cross Bend. the resulting dla-
gonal lines throughout the—well will!l
harmonise with the roof lines.
minus, EngTish or Garden WI“
Bond would also be effective.
Placed on a 60-foot lot. there will
be plenty of space left on the dining
room side for good light. and room
on the opposite side for a drivewa‘
to the garage which is attached
the building. a feature many will ap-
preclate
The garage is separated from the
house by a solid brick wall for tire
protection. with an entrance from
the back porch. an arrangement
which keeps odors from the house.
The plan is compact end conven-
lent.‘ The porch has steps to the
driveway. besides those to the main
walk. which make it convenient for
the motorist. A vestibule is included
but may be omitted if not desired.
From the hall one may» enter the
living mom and dining room or go
direct to the hitched.
Beyond the dining room and con-
nected with the kitchen is a pretty
‘ Octagonal breakfast room or flowc;
room. From this point a line view
may be had of the garden .or of the
front. The kitchen is well ventilated
and equipped with good cabinets.
Three large bedrooms. sleeping
Sez» Red:
It is not elaborate ornamentation «
porch and bathroom make up the
second floor. A dressing room or
both may be installed off the front
bedroom as desired. The basement
has laundry. furnace. incinerator.
vegetable cellar. and storage space.
Ceiling heights. first story. eight
feet. eight inches: second story,
eight feet six inches; content 88.-
900 cubic feet.
. NOW FINISHED
Work has been completed on the
new warehouse and mill addition for
the Hatch an. Bailey Lumber com-
pany at the plant in Marshall street
Construction was begun by the
Pardy Construction company or
Bridgeport about three months ago.
It is a large three story brick ware-
. Buy A: The Big Red am
It takes seven minutes to ride to
the top of the Washington monu-
ment by elevator. the ascent being
500 feet.
BAUER JR.
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THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC COMPANY
snowmen. commerce owns
11 No. Main Street Phone 2978 South Norwaik
soawsla's mansion ELECTRIC sun sumo groan:
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GET OUR PRICES
ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR
HARDWARE
ROSENFIELD BROTHERS.
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We can furnls'll pleas and build your house complete.
.Contractor William J. Lyons has
begun work on two handsome new
homes for the First Distrch one in
liettswood road and the other in up-
per East avenge, near Newtown av-
enue.
The former. will be erected for
John Montgomery of Mott avenue.
it will be of the popular Colonial
dtslgn and will contain seven rooms
The East avenue house is for Bar-
vapor heating and the residence will
cost about 810,000.
Policy Company Buys
Wrigley Box Factory
The former Wrigley Box factory
The Madison street building is
three stories high and is capaclously
suited to the needs of the Policy
company. which has outgrown its
Monroe street building.
The company will move into the
new building as soon as alterations
are completed.
Anna Fallat Plans
Clinton Ave. House
A new house is to be erected at
29 Clinton avenue for Anna Fallat.
25 Clinton avenue. The dwelling is
to be 30 x 28 feet. of frame con-
struction. it will be arranged for
two families. with five rooms to
each tenant. The house will cost
$8,000 and the general contract has
been awarded to R. H. Gagg.
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Architect Clarence M. Nuitlng. 68
Chestnut sticet. ilas drawn up plans
for an attractive residence to be
erected at Compo Beach for William
8.. Killing. 'i‘hcl-e willl be six master
rooms. a mald'e room. and a living
perch. The garage will be attached.
There will be hardwood floors
throughout. 11nd the exterior walls
and roof will be of stained shingles.
Work will begin at once on a new
building at the corner of Washing-
ton and Water streets for Harry
Ash. furniture dealer. The building.
from private plans will be 20 -'llS
feet. two stories high and of brick.
'lhere will be steel girders and a tar
eral contract for the work which is
estimated to cost $20,000.
111111111; VOTERS
sn PACE FOR
VOTING
In the last state election held in
November. 1924, 483.700 names ap-
peared upon the voting lists of the
various towns and cities in the state
of Connecticut. Of this' number
408,163 or 83 1-3 per cent were
checked as having voted on election
INSULATION
Insulating is just as important ill Home Building as it
is in the electrical industry. It is the insulated or dead air
space between the walls that protects from the t‘XllCllle heat
of summer, and the extreme cold of “illtcl
This form of insulation can he obtained cusily, economic-
ally, and efllciently by sealing with Cclolcx.
Insure comfort and Ioh’er fuel hills with Colotex, the
walLboard of exceptional quality.
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
SOUTH NORWALK
R NORWALK HOME .BUILDERS AND OWNERS
SOMERS &SOMERS
THE PAINT PEOPLE
8-10 Railroad 'Ave
So. N orwalk
PAINT S
WINDOW
SHADES PAPERS
Parker’s Waterproof Shingle Stains
11 men GRADE unsomsmsr. AT REASONABLE
Norwalk
PRICES ‘
56 Wall St.
ALL KINDS OF MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS
THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY C0: .
108 WATER STREET
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of the it! for hosesshl- eel.
close-ts ioo p’eroesteftheir-veil.
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. ROOFING
21 ELIZABETH ST.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
PHONE 1913-2
LET OLSEN DO YOUR ELECTRICAL WORK
And it will be done in a highly snilsl’aclory nlanncn
You won’t be disuppolntcd when the Job is completed if you let OLSEN do il-
i’ears of experience. coupled with conscientious effort has made a host of friends for us.
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saving device. electrically operated and
easily and quicklyI in thé averagemrdinarfiHot'rfir
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CHARLES E. NAHUM
91 WALL ST Phone 3291 NORWALK, 09:3
Opposite the Cannon, Library Green
Electric Fumace-Man
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made a'home,—-if——the proper material is used.
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other states and the record of am
has set a hint standard. no lies
public“ state ooebol committee
announces that it hopes for as good.
it not a better showing this on. at
least so far as the Republican vote
is «reused.
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