Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 1, 1919, Page 8

" NORWICH, BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1819 chiidren Cry for Fie Bave Always Bought, € and which has been hirty years aus porne the signature of ey A0 DS Dcer made under his vers m_ sona: supervision since its mfancy, “ Allow 20 one to deceive you in this, ust-as-good #* are but :ndanger the health of .n¢ g Timent. STORIA Castor Oil, Paregm'c, pleasant It contains tic substance. Its a thirty years it has mstipation, Fhmluncy shness arising mach and Bowels. aids by and vatural sleep. paine 01 MARKED INCREASE IN BUILDING ACTIVITIES Within the past few weeks the build- ing activities in the city and vicinity have increased to a marked degree and contractors are beginning to resume pre-war business. Within a few months it is expected that long delay- ed buildings will be put up, which were stopped by the government. The largest building proj the new garage for William plans for which have just b\.en com- pleted by Architects Cudworth & Thompson. The garage will b located on the site where Mr. Baile) stable is at present and will one of the -largest and best located in the city. The garage is S0 by 80 feet and one story high. The walls are to be of brick and the roof is to be of tar and gravel. The outstanding feature of the building is that there will be only two posts on the inter- for of the building and will be so lo- cated as not to interfere with the mov. ing of cars. This fact is due to the truss roof which will be erected, there- by eliminating several pillars ‘which are a nuisance in a garage. Besides the garage and repair department there will be a show room which will accommodate two cars. The floors sre to be of plank and the basement will be left so that thi: an be utilized if necessary. There will be two large doors and the front of the building will n plate glass. The approach rage is to be graded so as to f acc and in the rear it is to erect an addition. The far is North Main room >d the surface new. The dirt which k thatyou think or refinishing, 2 Soap! and-water-purpose house—for closets, bath tubs, lino- on greasy well as always use it for 1ter, cool, lukewarm ou prefer—although hot r i3 not necessary. Ask for It by Its Full Name Use it he CONNECTICUT COLLEGE | Modern Plumbing|— {ie as cssential shed at 57 Maple street. It is to be 10x20 feet, one story high d the wood used will be W it and spruce. Casey R. Spersky of Groton and Nerwich is to erect a iwo story build- ing st the rear of 29 Thames street. It will be of frame construction 16x2: feet and will be used ut present for| storage purpuses. The woocd used will | be spruce and white ptne. An appli- cation for permission to buili has been fled at the office of the fire marshal. A barn wiil be erected on Elizabeth street for Joseph Sacks ana will #ei f white pine and epruce. It is of frame | construction and is 16 Ly 23 feet and if feet high. A building application ras been filed. Giovani Nostanacchi has filed appli- cation for permission to erect a two- tenement house near 330 Bosweil av- euue and work IS to be started within a chort time. The building will be of frame construction with shingle toof and clapboard sides. A frame addition to H. Appleby at 135 C!xh he built by Hyde Brothers. tion will be 9x17 fi frame, matched coverlig red cedar} clapboards and paper e&hingles. The| flooring will be of pine. The work on the alisratien of the| Mohican stors which ha: b done by Peck-McWilliams company tically complete with the exception of yainting. A wew department has been installed and segeral of the other de- partments have been changed. A large refrigerator hias been i ed and the installation cf this nece. ted the erecting of an addition I e house of C. DORMITORY. Architects are preparing plans for | the new dormitory to be erected at| Connecticut College for Women, to be ready for occupancy next Septem- per. The building is to be of the same | Flizabethan type as Plant house.and | Blackstone house and will extend to| the morth 20 or 30 feet, on the line with Plant house. Plant and Blackstone, though 1, are practically identical in | plan. ch of the buildings is gned to furnish individual room varied | opening to v‘ ric hghv Follorw the tracks! P_b\iBlNI AND CALL UP 734 Without Always ZCGNOMICAL= MODEL RANGES We furnish Re of sen A ). Wholey & Co., 12 FERRY STREET GAS Gas _Attach- EFFICIENT & Phone 581 in modern hcuses as | eiectricity s to lighting. We guaran teo the very best PLUMBING WORK | by expert workmen at the fairest| orices. Ask us for plans and prices J. F. TOMPKIRS 67 West Main Street T. F. BURNMS 91 Franklin Street ROBERT J. COCHRANE GAS FITTING, PLUMPBING, §TEAM FITTING Washingior Sq, Washington Buildiig Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. B. O. 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