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Locks
Fuses,
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Clothes Post:
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Clean your .Sidenlks in Suowtlnu'
Better get a. good snow shovel
and an ice chopper than to strug-
gle about With the old wornones.
sharp straight edges on shovel
and chopper will make snow
clearing halt 'he etiort-end time.
33 WASHINGTON 81'.
THE TAYLOR & _
GOLDEN co.
Realtors
So. Norwalk Trust Co.
Building .
TELEPHONE 1230
ALEXANDER '-
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Painter and
Decorator
35 Lows eraser
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BUILDER
Alterations and Jobbing
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Home decoration. like all Ether
departments 02 life of the present
day. demands color. That is the
opinion or E. E. Gorhum. or the
Gotham Company. "Like everything
else.” he said. "the peoplo are
I.- applied to the interior decora-
tion or the home."
This use or color is not any hop-
hnwd application 0! tone. it is a
careful and harmonious combina-
tion that bids tair to replace the
usual “white enamel woodwork and
grey pnperedl wail" olfacts.
“Some one work is being done
today." said Mr. Gorharn. “in the
fist finishes. either plain or mottled
eitects. The soft finish appeals to
my people. and the modern home
.i‘inds extensive use 0! this paint.
While the white 'and ivory enamels
are still finding favor. we do not
use them as much as heretofore.
For the interior of the new ‘home.
enamel is put to best use in the kit-
high finish gives a cleanly air. end
makes for taoility in washing. The
other rooms of the house can pro-
fit from the tint white.
“As to water point. there is little
to say. The oil paint had so many
advantages. and is so much more
durable and permanent that there
is no comparison between the two.
The water paint finds its best use
in the summer home. or residence
of the temporary kind that needs
brightening each year.
"An example of the use of color
in the home finds itself typified in
the modern dining room. 01 course.
we can contract 'to paint and decor-
ate the new house as a while. and
take care or every dotall. W'hethel‘
this is done. or we just follow out
work in single rooms. the home
owner should remember the color
must be carefully handled. If his
room faces the north. however. he
cannot use any cold colors—he must
lget into the warm ones."
Building Activities
During the Past Week
The following building item-s are
reprinted Iron: we Commercial lie-
cord:—
Considering Bids
The South {\‘orwalh 'l‘rust 00.. 33
Washington 52.. is now considering
the platinum bids submitted by (he
various architects and contractors
tar alterations to the building of the
South Norwalk Trust 00.. at 93
Washington st. The time for sub-
mitting bide has passed. and the
contracts wilt be awarded very soon.
Among those “ho have figured on
this addition are Hutchinson 8;
French, Boslon: i-ligginsou Bros.
New York City: Morgen French 8:
Co., New York City: Griswold Build-
ing Co.. New York City: R. H.
North. South Norwalk and Norton
E; Townsend. New Haven.
Alterations tor Apartment
Peter “’aldroa has let/the con—
tract (or alterations at 100 East av"
to Chas. T. McDonald. The pork is
to consist 0: making the present
building into a three- tenement ep-
artnient house. ”1818 being one
apartment on each floor. There
will be new stairs built from and
rear. and a new steam heating eye-
A Talk: With a
South N orwalk Man
Mr. humans!- Tolls Something of
Interest In South Nomi: Folks
There's nothing ni'are convincing
than the statement or someone you
know and have confidence in. That's
why this talk with Mr. Tnllmadgo of
Woodward Ave.. should be mightly
helpful here in South Nor-walk
D. E.» Tallmadge. 49 Woodward
Ave... says :“Heavy lifting put my
kidneys out of shape. The weight
of anything I picked up seemed to
bear down on my kidneys and cause
lightningdike pains. My back bo-
' come core and lame all Over and my
”kidneysjcted too frpely and caused
me .to set up at night to pass the
kidney secretions. After using
Dunn's Pills. my back momma strong
and well and my kidneys were re-
stored to normal.”
' Price’ellc. at slidoalers. Don't
simplyosk for a kidney remedy-—
get-Dean's Pills—the same that Mr.
Tollmidge had. Foster-Million: Co..
um. We. N. Y.--Adv.
awakening to the possibility of color '
lchen and the bathroom. wheifia the,
cost $7.000.
W. D. Stark. Newtm av, has
taken the following plumbing eon-
trsas: Plumbing workout!“
or W. 8. The” Highland nv.;_ou
the houses of we! Thomas. Wihon
Point. and Paul Heinee. Shore Ha-
remandontheresidenceofllrsn
Willardsen. Chestnut
Last names calling for on expend»
ture at over three thousand donors.
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The R. H. Fuller Construction Co
will soon complete'tho'house being
built for W. F. Hoytt & Son. real-
tors. on Newtown ter. Silk & Ber-
nard have done the plumbing Work.
and Robert Hennessy has the elec-
trical wiring contract. .The R. H.
Fuller Co. has also nearly finished
the residence of Sally Bette: on
Bettswood av. Gsirns £- Funkk-
turnishcd the mill work for both
houses.
Dream Mysteries
Many persons are afraid 0: their
dreams. Superstition has more poWer
in this field than in almost any oLher.
It is because human knowledge of
dreams has come so slowly. For
thousands or years scientists luvs
been attempting to pry‘beneath the
darkened glass that has obscured
this mysterious function or the hu.
man mind.
In the last 20 years we have made
more progress in understanding
dreams than in many centuries be‘
fore. writes Dr. James J. “11311. psy-
choiogist. in the January issue of
Popular Science Monthly." We are at
last seeing poslbie answers to the
recurring questions of mankind:
"What are dreams? What ceases
them? What do they mean?” Our
most recent on dslgnificnnt experi-
ences all point toward external
causes for dreams.
Examination or thousands of
dreams experienced by thousands of
dreamers has enabled us to icon
that the most common dreams are
eight in number. And everyone 0!“
ihcse can be traced—to some physical
cause. ~
The most common dream of out
said to be that of wondering about
with insufficient clothing. in this, Il-
most always. the dreamer nukes to
find that the bed clothing has fallen
from him, leming some part of his
body uncovered.
Most of us have dreamed of run-
ning after smoothing .a. trolley car.
for example. it is terrible. lor in
the dream your feet are fastened to
the ground. Exertinx every muscle
and breathing as hard as you can?
you make no progress. The our disc
appears in the distance. Then you
wake to find that your nose is stutt-
cd with cold and you are out of
breath -- again an actual physical
sensation. .
The dream of food. anoiher com-
mon experience. usually can be true-
ed to the sensation of hunger.
Dreams of murder and death usually
are traceable to indigestion. An al-
teration of the blood supply to the
teeth. or denial decay. may bring a
dream that you are in the dentist's
chair.
For centuries. people have been
tryinz to “interpret" dreams. But i1
is only in the disclosure of physical
disorders or similar things that
dreams have meaning. Thus. a. men.
who had a. series of dreams that a
wildcat was clawnng his throat was
round to be suffering from cancer
at the throat. There is nothing.
though, science has found. in the so-
colled “prophetic dreams" — those
that to! one where to find lost tin-
ger-rinxs and missing wills. or that
dmolose in advance the winners of
horse races. or stocks that are due
for a rise. ,
Smell Boy in Trouble
(Exchange) .
A ripple of amusement over-
spread the subway ‘tradn when a
smell. shanetaced boy entered the
car. wearing on his head. in lieu of
hat. a perfectly fitting» glue bowl
or the type used for goldfish. ‘ But
the woman accompanying the boy
was not amused.
"Laugh it you wont to.“ should
grimly to her audience ct mo.
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M dist glance this attractive staining deer eflect. By wing
brick homemldappesrwellnpln proper attention to the mod find
the expenslvedm Asamttero! joint. srtistic edged: are being
produced all over the load by using
common brick for exterior work.
And not only on these Mick pan-
chnsed lot-oily at reduced urine- but
they make a home which a guaran-
teed ivy thmnds of mm of ex-
perlence to give loony mm
of service. to always look bosom
with little upkeep. expense om! in
unisex-re the family. strings lay as-
suring the highest resale value for
many years.
A study of the mom mangemt
of “The Shoshone” shows rm cone-
ful planning. There is o splendid
balance carried out in the sin-s of
the rooms. and many labor soda:
Ind movement features we incurs
porated in the layout. The entire
number of brick matured Ions-wild
walls is shout 445m and for I (on!
or hollow brlci walls. sum. for
exterior walls, foundnt‘on rims
and chimney. At' an avenue cost
fact. by using artistic ingenuity. the
architect has mode the house look
larger than li‘ really is. ’1!» width
and depth dimensions are only
about thirty by thirty-two feet. out
on mum of the corner non-h and
two front vim reflects an appear.
once of larger size is sec-fined This
partimlor design is Very well
suited for an average sized comer
lot and can be built at "modal-ate
cost.~ [-
Tllis home is an ides! design for
that well known American fflflul,
which. while not being in a phonon ‘
to buy a really extensive bones 5e:
desires something appealing and
artistic while diving on consumes
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Real Estate and Insurance
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123 Wellington st. Phone us: south Nor-van
l:l‘oday there is a mi popular
demand for natural and t‘hsroing of liar the total cost or oil the
' efforts in home design 8m! by bflCk required. including basement
the mask straightforward use of walls end foundsnon. will be m...
honest building materials. wmunl 00 and 8502.00 respectively.
The Gunman Brier Manufacturers“ Anocisfion. Clevelsnd, Ohio, as furnhh
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23d Mortgage Loans Given. a. ,
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"we're going to the doctor now to
have the thing inken oil."
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