AN INTERESTING PAGE FOR NORWALK HOME BUILDERS AND , PAGE FIVE OWNERS \. TELEPHONE NORWALK 8181 The R. H. Fuller Construction Co., Inc. BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS 200 Main St, some}. Oonu- | - STURDY SEMI-BUNGALOW . The semi-bungalow is always pop- ular and with reason. it has that di- minutive. "cosy" appearance that makes a house so homelike. and yet it gives this imprsnion without see- rificing needed space. This plan manages to escape the bric-a-brac style so many semi-bun- ge ows lapse law: it has .dity and rt of sturdy strength in its ap- . 1 pearance. A roomy. well-shaded porch gives Uniform Temperature of 70° Pr. Guaranteed Thruout Your House with a Williamson Circulated Moist, Warm Air Installation By access to a living. room which is featured by several arrangements. .French doors open into a sun par- lor and into the dining room. while an open stairway along one well helps to keep the room'from seem- ing small or cramped. The dining room is adequate. and a pantry and breakfast nook com- bined connect it with a ~troll-desig- ned kite en. Note that there is a WILLIAMSON Tasman ‘ ENGINEERS Keeps ashes. dust. smoke where they belong. RECOMMENDED BY THE NORWALK , SUPPLY SHOP, Inc. 46 Main St.. Norwalk, Oonn. Telephone 948 floor lavatory in his design. The real surpr bedroo a. each with good ' ace. this size should contain rooms seems unbelievable. does. and the rooms are all and have cross ventilation. If you ever were inclined to semi-bungalow type. you will I ~.— th house plan. It can be built on 35- oot iot. first floor bedroias well as a first comerupstalrs. however. There are four full-sized closet nd a bath. as well as an airy cheerful hallway. That a. house». of ve bed- nd yet it large like X O. . . S. 0. FINISHES FOUNDATION FOR : STEEL BUILDING i A concrete foundation .80 x 16 feet. has Just been completed fer the Standard Oil company of New York. at their Wilson Point plant. by Contractors iiiattiello and Lal- prngnto. The corporation will erect a steel building on this foun- daiion. Sez Red: Drive Against Unsafe Autos mars-cap I (AP) ---The policy of the motor vehicle department of the state of Connecticut will he di- rected against unsafe cars Commis- sioner of Motor Vehicles Robbins l3. Stoeckei stated to automobile and accessory dealers a a. meetinf colt- '. du d by the Aut otive Equip- men Association. "Such care will be taken off the road. Automobiles must be in a condition that they may be safely operated and readily stopped." he continued. "The policy of the state will not only be directed against the driver but against the car. " The present width of the state road Weensidered sufficient and only in congested districts will there be a greater widening, according to the motor 'vehiele commissioner. The comnlissioner claimed that many more accidents occur on wide roads than on the narrower heale- Always at Your Service— ~ All-Ways 11on.11. Lumber “co 5” . J Buy At The Big Red Shed \ards. and that most of the action of ‘ “Vat ' the commission will he devoted to . ‘ ithe condition of the surface of the ' ”I 1 I roads. ‘ CHRISTIAN BAUER JR. ENGINEER—-AROHITEOT--BUPERINTENDENT Wilson Ava. Oovewood. Phone 4193 Not-walk, So. Harwell; Quality Surveys Made for Owner! and Builders L Y :THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRAOTOB DEALER 11 No. Main Street Phone 2978 South Norwaik sonwsm‘s mansion ELEUI‘RIO asu‘nsolo s’rortn ‘. . e6 GET our: carcas- ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR HARDWARE ROSENFIELD BROTHERS it). WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE see J . l\. ‘f r End All PLUMBINGWorrle‘s ——Oonsult—— ‘ HARRY NATHAN 3 West Avenue I Telephone 361-2 B.M. BETI'S PLUMBING. name. sa'sar new. wean ‘ C more us soawanitucoss a ll WALL STREET - Wiliim r. Hoyt & Sou REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ’ . i lioness of All Kinds and All Prices; Easy Terms. 2nd Mortgage Loans Given 46 SO. IAIN arm: - wanton no smo com ‘ rem—€07— rowan-on an. , aowsms. om. We can furnish plans and build your house complete. f ‘ ammoumwcsIspoe-ay Graft Trials ; Faced By 150 Chicago Cops CHICAGO. (AP).—The Chicago Journal said yesterday it had ln~ formation that thewgovernmcnt was ready to i let 160 Chicago police- men' and p lice ofncers up to and including several lieutenants. for conspiring with bootleggers to vio- late the prohibition law. The inquiry. made by revenue bureau agents. who delved into the collusion of the booticgging gang- sters and their hired assassins. he- came public when subpoenas for police records were issued to Moi- gan Collins. Chief of Police. The latter declared he would co-operate in ridding his department of crooks. The Journal said the indictments could be expected econ. and declar- ed much of the government's evi- dence dated hack to the bootleggin,: control of the Genus gangsters. three of whose members were killed in fights with police and gunmen. Names and star numbers of po- licemen on specific raids and as- signments. all listed in detail by Patrick Roch. ace of government de- tectives. were included in the sub- poena. list. It was recalled that during the murder trial of Albert Anselmt and John Scalai for slaying a policeman. Patrick H. O'Donnell. attorney. charged in open court he had in h' a possession tecords showing 300 p01 licemen had been 0n the monthl; pay roll of the Gennas. Chief Collins issued an order to his subordinates to produce the data danded by Itoeh. and many of the records were taken to the Fed- eral Building for perusni_ before presentation to the Grand Jury. ‘ ._.._ WALLS DOSE 1N COPPER Latest Method of “l’apering” “'nli~ Used in Home. of llrltish Minister. Paper hangers of the future may also be craftsmen in copper if the plan adopted in the interior finish; of a fine London home becomes the ; vogue. Gayfero House. the London f residence of Colonel Wilfred Ash- ley. British Minister of Transport. contains a drawing room with walls and ceiling covered with burnished! copper. and ceilings of green or of burnish- i ed bronze and an appropriate de-; coratlva as well as practical use is made of old English brass cookin»:l pots. polished till they glow. i The copper drawing room has a. Norwegian pink marble fireplace' and the curtains are of red-anti-, orange shot taffeta. harmoniously blending with the soft warm glow of the Walls and Ceiling. One thing Famous Salvation iArmy Band Comes Here For Week- End The Saltaiion Army band of South Manchester. Conn., will be VII- itlng the local branch this week-end. An interesting program of must been arranged for under the rec- tion of Bandmas'. er William Hanna. to be giyen at the services at 11:80 a. m. 3: 30 and 7: 30 p. m.. Sunday at the Sahntion Army. 26 W. Wash- ington street. The hand eonaists of 2| young men and women. all accomplished musicians. Special numbers'will be rendered on the comet. trombone and saxophone. They have given programs in many cities. gaining for themselves the llanner prize a-‘. a Band stival in Boston. Mass. Capta Wm. St. Bevan. the enter- prisin leader of the local grork. cordially invites the public. Poisonings Were Caused By. Gas 'Han'rronD.—Tns persistent mystery surrounding the deaths of Brooks K. Parker of 256 Mather street and his tie e--year -old daugh- ter, Helena. and he illness of his wife. was cleared up with the out. ciai report of D‘Anhur J. Wolff and Medical Examiner Henry N. Costello that the deaths were due to carbon dioxide gas poisoning pro- duced from gas heaters in e kitch. en. The findings show that a gas water heatdr did not have a flue connection with the chimney but poured gas into the. room. ... .--.. .-..... w... Good news for. HOME OWNERS! m m on burner “be: pe'rfeeted. Nowyouean Elsewhere there are walls: . is certain—this job of paper hang- rid of dirt and miss” ing" Will stay put and will retain its of a c furnace. The a attractiveness. gm mac Oil m WINE mare wonm. m t 7°" W". "(I I y. '1? ’ California Woman Wants to Destroy ' ”E“ h a II 5.000 Gallons ' w M“, ' FREHNO. Cli- “PL—Declaring It II m I. I. m an estate consisting solely of 5.900 “'5‘ Y“ 7 “ a” gallon) of wine is a sour-9 of ex- W for peanuts-pubis ”It‘d danger to the other you with one o a as we as the minor Q.“ “Q, do“ gut.w heirs. Katherine Gould. the execu- ' mug” trig. has filed a petition in Superior » “nah“ oII court here asking authority to as. “‘0 7W stroy the liquor. has today. .h u an MBleiiefutg‘i‘et wine sales will never ' ’9“ M “a ega , caused her t fll th m..... ... a... ° ° ° Policy Refrigerating Claims growing out .of loss and u and S“ CO. damas- to cost the railroads of 30' ‘0‘" ”n' the country "1.51: during ms. “ Phone 3053 - 1°57 . . a ADVERTISE ON THE TENNYNAC illustrated Billboard .47 Wall t. Phone'8867 rental-nose sonnets sue ,. ,V . . ....4... -..~.-n--s ”Do. Not R Lin—Buy at “out [0 AUTO OILB R‘NfR “Weak-fled ‘ t lieudluflse - u.“ «on... yobs ‘5‘ Fem are of frame construction. MANY GARAGES GO UP IN NORWALK AS COLD APPROACHES There. seems to be unusual activi- ty in garage building circles in the city. Every week. Building inspec- tor George S. Hubbeli issues more permits for erection of new guru". Among them are the followlnl: Wesley Johnson. Olmstead Place. cost 8350. Mrs. E. M. Vsllcrie. Jr.. as Fer- ris avenue, 3260. . William lianion, "on, John Satin. Tito court. , William J. Gamble. place. "50. n. Mcskony. 8 Smith street. 3250. Mrs. Tillie Smith. 37 Nans place, 8100. Nelson M. White, 43 Centre ave- nue, 3500. l‘cilla L. Hartshorn. street. 3:100_ ,, Harold J. Lynch. Olmstead l c "to. p a 0' Frank J. Mecaiuso. Main street. “500. While several of the above are .of BlCl'l and concrete. the most of Lewis street. 8500. Oimstcad ll Couch 148 South JOHNSON PLANS NEW HOME FOR HIMSELF ON THE BOULEVARD A pretty new home of a favorite English design will be built in Pine Hill avenue by l“. 0 Johnson. Greg- ory boulevard contractor. for his Own home. The dwelling will be from private plans. The roof will be pitched and gabled. There will be six rooms and .nousa BEGUN rho JOSEPH BASONE 0N ELY AVENUE Work has been begun on a new house at 81 lily avenue for Joseph Rescue. The house will be arranged for two families and will have all modern improvements. Contractor Frank Paiumbo of East Norwaik has the contract for the work which 1 will cost about 83.500- FOUNDATION AND FRAME 0F BURLEY HOME IS FINISHED Another new residence IQ Pine Th“ Hill avenue that of James I. iluriel’ of Dsrien. is being erected. The foundation and frame of this house it is of lil‘lf'k and cent to he French Chateau in design is tractors Mattiello and already completed. The four-car did the work which 818.000. garage is also finished. new Carbone building ltallroad a\enlle is about completed. alns CARBONE BUILDING T0 CONTAIN STORES OFFICE AND GARAGE in two stores and offices and q garage. The stores and office and a garage. Thu the garage on Franklin street. Con. Laspragato cost about INSULATION of summer, and the extreme cold of “inter. ally, and aficicntly by sealing with Cclotcx. Insulation is just as important in Home Building as it is in the electrical industry It is the insulated or dead air space between the walls that protects from the extreme heat This form of insulation can be obtained easily, economie- a sun parlor. An attractive fire- place is planned for the living room-I The foundation and a garage are already completed. SLOMAN COTTAGES COMPLETED DURING PRESENT MONTH Work will be completed within: the next two weeks on the two pret- ty cottages which are being erected] in Hendricks avenue for Dr. Joseph; ii. and Dr. David W. Sioman. Each dwelling contains six rooms with 111' modern improvements. THE BEST WAY To Improve Your Lot in Life Is To Build a Home On It. Free Phone Service 1 Ask YOl'It Operator For wall- board of exceptional quality. 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