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New Garage For
Murvon Company
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A new garage is being erected
for the Murvon Printing company
adjoining its plant in High strat.
- The garage wil be of brick con-
- atruction and will contain two cars.
YOU ENJOY
The most breezes of. the
seashore just the same as
you would enjoy a Wil-
liamson circulated moist
warm air installation in
your home. Health in
every breath. 70% guar-
ranteed throughout.
Keeps ash-dust and
smoke where they be-
long.
. RECOMMENDED BY
THE N ORWALK
SUPPLY SHOP, Inc.
46 Main St... Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 018
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Norwalk Lumber Co
Bay All The Big Red Shed
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CouhciC-oee To
Fairfield‘BaiIders
hire. Edward R. Von Castleberg
has awarded the contract for her
new house in Norwalk avenue.
Compo Beach to Gamaliel Smith and
Sons. contractors or Fairlield..Wos-h
was begun yesterday on the real-
dence which will be one at the pret-
tiest or the large number that lire.
Von Castlehsrg has erected at the
watering place.
There will be seven rooms and
bath. and a sleeping porch. The
ban win be at hot air and there
will elaborate electrical applianc-
es. The exterior of thehouae will be
cc. The evtertor of the house will be
deep brown. The roof will he stain-
ed green and the blinds. a bright
orange.
in color. this new house ill be
0! the new school. which is tor
vivid contrasts in exterior decorat-
ing. especially for homes at the su-
shore. where the new gaily colored
awnings. MINT heighten the color
at the new homes. ‘
10 Room Dwe '
Being Erected or
William Miller;
An impressive dwelling is being
erected in Blmwood avenue for
William Miller. local cattle dealer
and butcher. There will be ten
rooms with all lates‘. improvements.
Mattiello and Laspragatc have been
awarded the contract for the work
which will cost t20.ooo.l
The foundation for the residence.
which is adjoining the Miller apart-
ments at the corner of Elmwood and
Cedar streets. is already completed.
Block Addition To "
Hotelikiss Company
Plant, Hoyt Street
An addition is being built to the
Hotchkisa Sales company on Hoyt
street. A. W. Reed has the general
contract. The addition to the factory
wil be is x 85 test. one story high. .
constructed of concrete blocks.
There will be a slag roof.
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HOME BUILDERS AND OWNERS
CONN. PAGE FIVE
A SEMI-COLONIAL MODEL WHOSE LOOKS DELIE COST
’ . Disease germs may be made to
THE unscrammnn'a ””"W‘ "‘"r Wm" Just an Bilrbanlt
PRAYER changed plant forms. according to
Brickwork Hall
Done On Hazian
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(Connecticut Industry) tshalatim'”°““ “WITH! of Plant
John met. Jim at lunch today c n ”‘
Sat a. while and talked away
2 Story Building
- r1 "Seemed mighty good" said
__'I__ Brickwork on the new liaslan John of Jim.
:3; ;; building in West avenue to halt com- "To have a chance to chat with
-‘ g pleted. This new two story. three him.
.'.‘ store building. which will further Seems like we' don'a have halt
a: commercialise West avenue. to being enou‘h
- - made of an attractive tapestry brick.
0! hearing othor people's stuff.
There will be three stores on the 1 u... down t. he ny.. down
ground floor with apartments on the w":
second story. Architect Christian And each thinks he does things
Bauer is supervising the work and the best.
llagop Hssian is the owner of the But when we ‘9; to.'°[her_
building. why
It blows the dust out o! my eye.
I get to thinking I'm all right—
Can beat the others out of sight.
Or else I'm blue and need to know
That sometimes others get just
so.
Gregory Builds
New Bungalow
Combining notes of dignity and
harmony. this house stands ‘out
among the semi-colonial models. The
charm cl its composition brings \vel.
come reliet from the uninteresting
Colonial style, now so often seen.
It may look like a million dollars.
but it costs only seven or eight thou-
sand complete. Roof lines. the broad.
sweeping porch and the sturdy pil-
lars give it an air of sophistication
and stability most uncommon in
houses of anywhere near the price.
The interior has been arranged
with an eye to comfort rather than
the utilisation or space at any cost.
Note the spacious hall running from
front to back. From it. you may en-
ter any room without going through
another. The living room is 13 by 18
with bath
adjoining; there is another bath for
the other two bedrooms.
There are plenty of windows on
bedroom the same sine.
feet. and imagine'the luxury of a
the sides. There is a sun parlor. a
0h why can't we all wiser be
And see the things we need to
William T. Gregory. Chestnut Hill
avenue is building a new bungalow
in Newtown avenue. It will be of
frame construction and is to have
tour rooms. The owner has taken
the general contract.
‘I'o Improve Your Lot in hit.
Is To Build a Home On it.
PLAN it Now
0 I a
New Heatmg Plant Whtr‘eoother fellows run their VI!“ Olll' Display Rooms
show? Consult Our
At Webb Bl'q. Garage “:3; 1° "m m" 0" “m I Home Builders Service Dept.
Contractors—fi—Mattiello m u-m- “1.3"“ satisilcd Wm. my Free Phone Semce
see:
That friendly days-0!! row uni
then
Are helptul to the best of men:
That we should seek the chance
gnto have completed a-new heat-
ing plant for Webb Brothers. South
Main slrcct garngcmen. The power
house adjoins the new service sta- ll
tion which the contractors recently ADVERTISE ON THE1 '
erected for the Webb brothers.
Illustrated Billboard
47 Wall St. Phone 3367
Ask YOI‘R.0perator Fa
Seek New York fire But
NEW YORK—(AP) Police were
searching today for a flrcbug who is
believed to have started {our fires in
tenement houses in the Bronx near
153 and 161st street within two
hours early yesterday. Two of
the fires were in one building.
In all cases the fires were started
breakfast room, a pantry and an
honcst-to-goodness back porch—nil
this with .but a 81-foot front. The
closet space will prove a joy to any
housekeeper.
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Anniversary Pr e m i u in
Scheme Gives Incentive
To Better Work—Stimu-
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The highest airdrome in the.
world is being completed pt VennI
near Innsbruck. Austria. at an alti-
tude of 6.4:! test. as a landing
place for planes among the peaks
of the Alps. ,
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When dining tables first came into
use diners reclined on them and ate
with their fingers.
TELEPHONE NORWALK 81'21
The R. H. Fuller .
Con'dtruction Co.. Inc.
BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS
209 Main St. Not-walk. Gonn-
CHRISTIAN
anomawaacmcresorsamrsmm .
Wilson Ave, Oovewood. Phone 4193 Norwalk. So. Norwalit
Quality Surreys Made for Owners and Builders
BAUER JR.
‘
11 No. Main Street
THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC COMPANY
ELECTRICAL commerce DEALER
Phone.
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South lorwalh '
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GET. OUR PRICES
ON YOUR RPMIIIEMEV‘IT FOR
‘HARDWA-RE
ROSENFIELD a
if
THERS
TELEPHONE “0 .
no
3 West Avenue
End Ali-PLUMBING Worries
——-Consultr——- ‘
lates Worker’s Initiative.
The following description of a
successful scheme of awarding bon-
uses tc employee for faithfulness and
loyalty. in use at the Yale a Towne
factory in Stamford is taken from
Connecticut Industry. a monthly
magazine published by the Manu-
tacturers' association of Connecti-
cut:
"To arouse interest in an employs
service plan is not peculiarly diffi-
cult. If the benefits under it are
obvious enough to appeal the
worker's self-interest. and the eligi-
bility qualifications are on an attain-
able level. its very newne- will stir
up enough enthusiasm at the start
to get it under way.'To sustain that
lutemt -— to it an abiding
@rmativu force the worker's
every-day attitude toward the man-
agement—is a real problem. When
the novelty wears off interest tends
to lag. and even selfish considera-
tions do not always operate to keep
it alive.
"Not only in the realm oi indust-
rial service but in other human re-
lations this holds true. Why it
ahouldabe so is a question for pay-
cholpgiets to answer. Its practical as-
pect is that since all endeavors in
the field or employs welfare. as dis-
tinct from pure philanthropy. are;
aimed at building up a cooperative!
relationshi between worker and‘
hanagem with the desirable
economic by-products of such a re-
lationship. a Welfare plan which
brings its influence to bear on the
worker only at, the start. or only
lnirequentiy thereafter lain a mean. 1
use nil-tug its objective.
“The anniversary premium plan
0: the Yale and Towns Manufactur.
ing Company. Miami. is calculat-
ed to overcome these difficulties. It
consists ct a ye‘arly bonus. due on
the aunt of ' a hiring date;
and distri nudgshqrty thereafter.
to employee earning ".000 or less
who have tulfilled the requirunents
as‘to continuous services punctual-
fly. and regulhrlty of attendance.
The amount of the premium is
computed. as a percentage of the
anniversary year's eagliingasranging
from 8 per em the'lirst yea“r to
lapse cent on the tenth and follow-
ingi‘lnniversariea. _
"Tllflpurpon the scheme.
outlined in the ' uncemcnt pam-
phlet. is recognition or the value to
the company ct regular. .faithrul and
continuous service. and it is based
Yale t? Towne Bonus System
Has All Elements of Ideal Plan
at
nAnnY NATE
ll WALL STREET
B.M.BE'I'I‘S
FLUIIBING. mime. ssssr mat. wosa
PHONE 143
keep
bills.
IS‘YouriHouse, Covered With Fur? f
If it is we cannot help you. If it: isn't, and.
‘ we have reason to believe . that it isn’t,
you will be glad to know that we carry a
e.
and who are eligible for the pro-
mlum on lie ground of punctuality
and regular attendance. This list is
posted in the various departments.
Due to the clerical work involved.
the actual payment is made on a
Tuesday about two weeks after the
anniversary date. Tuesday having
been designated as premium pay-
day. On that day the eligibles as.
sembie in the place decimated ml
the premium check is tendered bY
the director of industrial relations
or by some officer of the company.
who accompanies the presentation
with a short talk,
All the elements of an ideal plan
are present here. The ellgibllitv
qualifications are not too rigid. the
benefits are sizable enough to strive
for and they accrue near enough in
the future to make them attractive.
Finally. the weekly bulletin o:
ellglblos pmtcd in every department
is of estimable psychological value.
it reminds the workers fifty-two
times in a year of a reward which
their follows are coming and to
which they too can aspire. in this
there is a distinct advantage over
a plan which brings its tangible re- .
.qu to the attention of the work-'
ing force only once in the year.
Forty alphabets and mo keys dis-
tinguish a typewriter recently in-
vented. ' l
BURRIEE
William. F: Hoyt ‘& Son . 9.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Houses of All Kinds and All. Prices; Easy Terms.
2nd Mortgage Loans Given
(6 SO. RAIN STREET nurses: ‘85
among rubbish in vcsilbules or on
the first floor. The biases were
quickly extinguished. Police reserves
were called out after it was apparent
that a pyromsniac was at work.
The hm Oth.
l‘ll‘it‘hi‘f' To Coach Yanks. “Do Not Roam—Buy at Home'
mew YORK. (AP). —— Arthur
Fletcher. former manager of the
Philadelphia Nationals. has signed
as a coach with the New York
Yankees. the club announced today.
The Yankees also announced the
acquisition as scout of Gene McCann.
manager of the Springfield Mass.
(‘luh of the East League last year
and a former maior league pitcher.
Mtcl‘ann formerly lived in Bridge-
por .
"New run along to church. John-
ny. and the vicar will tell you all
about Heaven."
"I don't want him to tell me. I
want it to come as a surprise."-
I’assing Show. London.
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'ALL KINDS or MASONS' IlUILDING MATERIALS
THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
108 WATER STREET ' -PHONE 118
HY-GRADE ROOFING CO.
ROOFING
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
LET OLSEN D0 tout uiEiRlcu WORK
Aadftwill bedooeins highly satisfactory manna. You won‘thedlsappolniedwbeatheiobisecmpletedliyonletomdol.
EVERYTHING IN
PHONE 1913-2];
21 ELIZABETH ST.
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OLSEN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
1 NORTH TAYLOR AVENUE, PHONE
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A . full stock of storm doors and
out the winter cold and save on fuel
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When stoma-re rd
ON’T live in just merely a house. Make
that house a home. Any house can be
m e a home,—if-—-the proper material is used.
, for inside trim-sash
—frames—doors—hardwood flooring or build-
gauche of service to you. .We
can (puma 3 CALL. GAMBLE”
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