almost away;
l'l‘S
SUSES. "
AND ESTIMATES.
Walls and Ceilings
Have Many Advantages Over QLath
and Plaster
BEAVER BOARD is made from the shredded ’ fibres
H woods taken fresh from the forests. It is always fresh. clean and sanitary,
containing no deleterious matter of any kind.
Plastered walls are. bound to creek and chip in time. Plastered ceilings
will disintegrate and become unsafe, but Beaver Board, the longer it stays,
the better it becomes; shock or vibration.- do not affect it in the least, nor
do varying climatic conditions cause it to deteriorate.
BEAVER BOARD will resist the passage of heat, cold and sound,
and it has been known to retard fire where natural wood walls have burned
i
l
Wallpaper should never be used' in connection with Beaver Board be-
cause the pebbled mat surface of the board allows of so many beautiful
forms of oil and water paint decoration and pleasing panel designs, that
the use of wallpaper is quperflous and very often becomes monotonous. ‘7'. g,
LET US SHOW YOU SAMPLES AND ILLUSTRATIONS
OF MANY SUCCESSFUL BEAVER BOARD JOBS. AND Bid
SURE To GET OUR BOOKLET “BEAVE R BOARD AND '
WE WILL BE GLAD TO SUBMIT DESIGNS
HATCH & BAILEY CO.
SOUTH NORWALK '-
of different
i.
. *Put halite—win“ once-attic Salts.
_.Dfl$9mmly through the bowels, but
. do not thoroughly cleanse.
fit the plant. or the George E. Wood
Tool Company was burned recently
4
construction. At one time it looked as. on general terms cl 9. 25 near "agree-
Cothartic Pills. Castor pills or Wrfifl"
tire warlord which merely force a.
freshen
and purify these drainage or ailment»
all” Gianna. and have no enact what-
ever upon the liver and stomach“
Keep your inside organs pure and
fresh. with (insomnia, which thor-
oulzhly cleanse the stomach. remove
the undigestedlsour lull fermenting
food and foul gases, take the excesfl
bllo i’romthe liver and currymut
of the system all the constipated
waste matter and poisons in the in-
matinee Lima bowals.
A Oasouuetf tonight will make you
teal greav'hv'morning. They work.
and cost only 10 cents it box from
your druggl'st. Millions of men and
women take a'Cascaret now and their
and never have headaches, hllious-
noes. coated tongue indigestion, your
stomach or constipated bowels. Cas-
carets belong in, every household.
Children just love to take them.
m-“ .,. .. m...
llll’lllllll‘l’lllllllll
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toristlui‘ihlfl oi theV'Plant is 15,-
000, Willi Filly Employee
llile
SOUTHINGTON ‘Nov 15.-—Q phrt
The loss is placed at about 515,090.
While you, sleeve-encver gripe, (lichen)
um it will be u u "
Q”; the Grand Trunk sud'New Haven road
make it working enrollment in respect
to the operation (it their roads. Q
They are going to try: to hiWe the
Federal government do. any such or
rangement, ‘
it. looks as it there was a fight com»
ing and everybody is interested. .
uosron. Mulls, Nov.'15..-ll‘il’c-
works or scintillating hi'llliaucywero
promised for Monday when interstate
Commerce Commissioner" Prouty re-
sumes the long drawnlout hearing re—
garding New Haven l'fllll‘OMI-«malhodh
in connection with its monopoly oi
federal’bulldings.
These heaiiugs started last spring
On Monday. it was stated on the very
highest authority, the, “agreement."
now admitted to have becndeclded
upon between the Grand Trunk and
the New Haven road in connectiOn
with the farmer‘s wizaunli‘onulcut~ oi! its
construction of the Southern New Eng-
land railroad will be injected into the
commerce commission‘ 8 hearing
The injection of this Grand Trunk-
New Haven “agreement" on truilic
privileges for the former in return for
its ulbuudonincnt of constructing a
railroad which would have been a
competing liulei‘with the New Haven.
will furnish the “fireworks. "
Massachusetts and Rhode Island
state omcialii and commercial leaders,
it was declared yesterday. will be
prepared to go to ’ the hearing with
demands for all dctnllc.votxthls tramc
ngueemcnt which has'sti’rred all of
New England to the biggest light
Hartford that that road has yet to
.deal with.
it was positively known yesterday
that President Chamberlain M the
Grand Trunk and President Mellen of
The section destroyed was of frame
it the whole plant including u now
brick addition would be burned. but
the firemen despite the fact that they
Prince“ Salad.
iQ's'ht ripe iomutocn. mayonnaise
hc’ilecana, actors-l, apple and
Mid either conned French
lib-cooked green ones. and
l with,the mayonnaise. The
will be Well drained and per-
dyy before being added to the
Wdicnis. Booo‘o out the to
Ind all the centers with the
t
1 mixture
our well beaten. on. in
before using and placed on ice, hut
the ingredients should not be mixed
until time to serve, as out apples turn
dark quickly. This salad in attractive
all well till toaty.—~L.alilee’ Home
Journal. - ..
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Coconut Cuba.
Two exile. one cupml oi auger. one
cuuful 06mm? two tenuoonlull or
baking ponder, six twhlcepoonuln oi.
hciliim water. tour teaspooniuls oi m»
cilia extract.’ one pound of centen-
. iluucr's sum. one pound or chopped
coconut, om lemon.
mm the yolks or the on: them
up with the sugar, then edit Wilder,
belittle powder and the whim, oi the
lie behind
wutnl' and the «cilia. Bake in a
modal-m oven iii a buttered och.
While “aluminum out into two inch
* out)“. mile e {miles with
’,
muuucr'i sum hull tile-"lilies a hell
Q , L"the lam“.
Mwwwwmmc... ...,—.- 7...”... may ..
Q SerVe the salad very coldgctnnd in a warm place to rise douhle
Q c‘dium sized cucumlhols. onBEon a bed of crisp lettuce leaves. it; its built, then llncitd down and form
is. one awful of celery. one . denied some of the pulp or the {Omarllnlo mile and stand in 1: ground you
pecan meats one culliul 0t , tor-ll may be used in. the salad. '1‘th
liomutoes may be prepared sometime
to become light again; bake in a mod
crate over for 45 Mouton—«Ladies
World.
Lemon Butter.
Best Well together three can, but-
tor halt the also or an ex. and I. cup
or white dimer; add the Juice and
grated rind or one large lemon, piece
in ‘a‘m act in a dish after water
cud stir until it thickens. - This may
he made in largo} quantum. in: ii.
will keep ll long rim in lmttlu or
other (mulled.
Hellbute to crime.
Own tour pounds oi halibut loo-lip
ill) minutes.
“iterate into link“. 0661‘ r-two tilt
Molt our chrump (it mt all! ll“,
will the hot mun sum ‘ . ‘
mil, and tilled an nodded l‘or tum or .
all water until the hub ”harem ‘
from tile bone. which withing about Q .
on in» mi cool. tiled ‘
wnil mill; with chit ol.’ hey that. m .5 1
him or onion on e our in realist.
had to work with old apparatus conflu-
ed the flames to. the modal sectloii.
Most of the loss is on hillr-llinery.
’ About 60 ammonia will be out of terduy reminding the cunt-lo of the
work for etlme. This cause of the
fire iii no; Elwyn, but i is thought it
> fiyhovah d from he hollé'rs
‘ The plants so branch t the Stanley
iRlilc cud Level Company or New Bri-
163.361- 1‘. it ‘
The firearm were forced to hill back
’upon the old apparatus because the
lnew chemical engine we. put out or
lcommlaslori some time duo by an accl-
dent i, ;
...-.........._.
FILLING DEPRESSIQNB iN WALL
tTREE'I‘. ‘
Highway Commissioniir William R
Cshlll of Ndrwulh is today trying it
turvlil road in order to till the hollow;
spots in the Willi strain, puvemcnlfi
left by the Southern New England
Telephone Company when they laid
their conduits. it is believed that the
scheme in it good one.
"‘*'"W unw‘m- ton-t .—.. .M-»..—.--._m
woman Sillllilli
8E .i’illllEilTEll
Again-tSoMenySui-gieelop-
endeMooreBueaped.
Shawn, Mo.-“Por men ”melted
in; hm in bed for tour
mtiom. HomeBelllunoQ
the New Haven had practically agreed
ment” (whereby the Canadian road will
abandon its Southern New England
road project and in turn receive ter-
lnilncl faciities on «the Boston and
Providence lines of the new Haven.
I. The wildest ruinols were afloat yes
agreement being consummhted by
Presldeutv’liellen ‘ ‘
‘iéa whillij hull amuse
,est, was to the eflool thtl' prbnllnent
insure in the American. financial
iworld while abroad last summer
completely .,"acwea up" European
bunkers and financiers from whom the
Grand Trunk expected to borrow the
millions it needed far carrying out the
construction of the Southern New
England road. This story continues
éto the ei‘ieot «that money stringency
:ln the European capitals was molly
lthe prime motor in causing the Grand
Tlunk officials to stop construction
'0',lk mil it was said dial. the Balkan
,dlsordcra. which were given as the
reason was not the cause of this
stringency.
While no one can be found who will
stand sponsor for'thls rumor, it was
declared positively that Commissioner
« Prouty,ou Monday, will be given such
slronir lilnta of its alleged details that
he will agree to an iuvoetigatiou into
the matter by the federal department
oi‘ justice. .
c
m. .u... .. ”viva-.9“
don’t have to accept "any old
thing" in clothes lilmoly because
‘- you wish the accommodation of
credit. We sell only first-clue,
Ityllsli, wollllttilut clothes tol-
melt. wanna and children, and
“expect you to be a particular
in though ychilouiiht tor oath...
*3
‘ limbs. by taking it done of Popes Cold
against the New York. New Haven & »
break up the most“severo cold either
in head. chest. buck, stomach or
Compound every two hours until three
consecutivedoscs are taken.
It promptly relieves the most miser-
nose stuffed up, levericliness, sneez-
lug, sore throut.mucous catdrrhul dis.
charges, running of the nose, sore-
noss silliness and rheumatic twiuoec‘.‘
Take this Wonderlul Compound as
directed, without interference with
your usual duties and with the know-
ledge that there is nothing else in the
world which will cure your cold or
end Grippe misery as promptly and
without any other nehistnnce or bad
‘Pupe’s Cold Compound, which any
drugglst can slipply~niccept~ no sub-
stunts—contains no quinine—belongs
in every home. Tastes nice.
“ Silence may give contieiit, but few
Women will consent to silence.
THAMER
OCUPLISTS AND OPTICIANS
i
Do your Eyes Trouble You?
it they lirc easily-4f reading or
writing causes headache~li your
eyes smart and burn, you probably
need glasses and every dayfs delay
works thriller injury.
We employ enlwrienced OCU-
LISTS, not Opticians, to examine
eyes.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Bot. 15 yrs. Open Sat. Evngs.
is
FuneralDliector-Embulifier
19 No. Main so. so. Norwalk
Residence, 8 Wanhlnntmi 82.
Telephone at office—4362.
Telephone at house—698.
WAY .
(or you to be war-m in your new‘
house this winter is ohm us lusts!
8 Heating __system that will keep you
comiomtléf'on nie- coldest can
We'll study the location or yoln
rooms. the incllitlel oi the hours one
tell you whether a. Hot Air, Hot Weft-l
or 5mm System will satisfy you but
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Company
‘ Phone 74: Q. , uonwmt. calm
noueelen
Read About
ewms Atuuluou when
it is an emblleiied tact tile/t
Swill: Aluminum Cooking our.
lulu are repel-tilt to thorn mm
c! any other metal. This he‘ll;
been prove» to retention re-
recruit. an i eat I show that
no verdict“, t. nicknames
or injurious I can tom. no
matter how! it and. Neither
is her my dunner ct chlorine,
no. «is " at int
and urlnipt “.11' its lid:
WW6 metre; it a? to handle.
and the ”ivory-with color-M
the were 11“ piccolo: iuui elwm '
clean lock ,
we (not
mild! mire
tools in your body. .
able headache. dullness, head ' and '
after- effects as a 25-06111: package of Q
i 8: on. 7 iii. a: 58x, 11:10:, 12: nor.
,li‘trou ti ill the science oi the V ‘
pi? ho Qi‘sesw and the art or.
pinched one. and pain in
later it! in the dirterent (ii-guns and
Chiroprlictors remove the cause or ,
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syev
Female trouble.
given special attention; also curve.-
intact the spine. You will never ro-
grot lying the Chiropractor a. chance
to he 1) you.
, Magnetic troutmcnts given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 Washington 88. So. Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate lion: Palmer school, the
discoverer.
The Celebrated ‘*
McDougall
Kitchen Cabinet
We are exclusive agents for these
famous labor-savers—thc best on
earth and we can prove it in 2
minutes.
134.136 WASHINGTON ST.
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
”w".
in Etiect September 29.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~12: 48x, 5: Mix, 6: 41:, 8: 09,
6: 57, 7: 301:, 71461:. 8: 171:, 8. 51):, 9:151,
9:37,10:20x,10.45x. 11: 38:.
P. M.:~12 53x, 1: 08. 1: 37v (Phila.
”and Wash. Exp, goes to Harlem Riv-
- er).‘2:50x, 3:27. 4:31x, 5:35, 5:50x,
6:40, 6:51x, 7:18x. 7:42x, 9:581,
10:55. Q_
Sundays.
A. M.-—l.'l:481. 5:08;, 5:41;. 8:54..
i ‘ 10: 201:.
P. his-12: 53x. 2: 34x. 2:50x, 5:35,
5: 88:, 'l: 00x, 7:13, 7252):, 81211:, 9:5ilx,
10: 38.
W
Newvoax To sou'rl-i NORWALK.
A. Mae-4145!, 5:40. 3:451. 8:081.
8: 50:, 8:551, 8:15x, 10:52:, 10:05.
113‘. 11: 03. ,
P.M.:-12 03x. 1: 05, 2: 04:. 2: 57:,
3: 30:, 3. 55:, ll: 25:, 5. 05:, 5: 14:,
5:25. 6101):. rezosx, 8:00x, 8:10;, 8:80.
11:00x.1i:ro 12:00:. . ’
lunacy»
P. Mil-e12: M, 1: 08!, 6' 02!. 6: 06.
in
"Jun-
IOUTH NORWALK TO NIW
' HAVEN . _
A» MIN“: 19!. 1:17" 1: .678, 620.. -‘
L “6:23, 9.5.38. 10: 28‘. 11: 11%. 160‘,“
36.**12i071, 1‘ 39. 3114!, $613. ‘- ,
Pi
14266:. 6:128. 6:153. 6: l7. 7:131: 9Q: 08!..- ‘
‘ r. 88:. ill- on. 11.1
A. Mow-6. 00. 8. 26:. 8: 00:, 10:031., i ‘
. 11: 001i.
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