a... 'l-‘-‘...' “‘5‘” L—SO UTl-i .NORWALK. CONN. a}, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16,1928. 4 W:— . PAGE FIVE TIN INTERESTING PAGE FOR .NORWALK HOME BUILDERS AND OWNERS TELEPHONE NORWALK 8181 Many houses of today have only glared sun porches. while the old ones had only open porches. This design has both an open one for shade on hot summer days. and a closed one for warmth and cheer- fuiness during the winter. The open porch on the front of the house is an especially attractive feature of this design. This has been designed for a small inside city lot. yet thought has been The R. H. Fuller Construction Co., Inc. serum-ms and coxrnsctmts 200 Main St, Norwalk. Conu- espended on the appearance of the sides so that in exposed locations they may present a good effect from all quarters. Flemish or Garden Wall Bond will give a delightful finishing touch to the brickwork. A study of the’floor plane will at once reveal the fact that nothing has been omitted to make a modern home. The main rooms are large. the living room opening on one side to a screened porch. while a sun parlor opens from the dining room. to which space is added by a good bay. useful for flowers and the like. The kitchen is well lighted and Uniform Temperature of 0 70 r. Guaranteed Thruout Your House with a Williamson Circulated Moist. Warm Air Installation By WILLIAMSON TRAIN'BD ENGINEERS ventilated. with the windows over Keeps ashes. dust. “me where the sink on one side and the built- they belong. in breakfast nook on the other. The refrigerator is placed in the pantry and iced from outside. There is a connection from the kitchen to the front hall passingthe lavatory. coat closet. and basement stairs. and giv- RECOMMENDED BY THE N ORWALK SUPPLY SHOP, Inc. 48 Main 3%., Norwalk. Conn. ing convenient access to the front . Telephone 048 door. . On the second floor are three large bedrooms. all well lighted and ventilated. an ample bathroom. and numerous closets Stairways to the attic and to the kichcn are very de- sirablo features. The basement contains heater and fuel room. laundry drying space. vegetable ccller and a garbage in. clnerator. There is an outside er} trance to the basement. HOUSE OPEN AND ENCLOSED PORCHES ARE FEATURES OF THIS - "-V I H II -! n i The ceiling heights are 8 feet 6 inches. and the content is 86.0tl0l cubic feet. 1 'With a driveway at one side anI shown. forty-five to fifty feet would be the minimum lot. The first floor is \I'cll above the ground. giving good basement light. Peter - Piperisms Popular In Bakland LONDON (AH—Now that the crossword puzzle. which . swept across England from America leav~ ing a trail of thumbed dictionaries in its wake. has spent its force. England has turned to Peter-Piper- lsms for sol Ie. Peter-Plperisms are alliterative sentences containing at least eight. and not more than tWelve. words. each word or. which begins with the same letter. ~ "Since short skirts still seem sty- lish. silk stockings shouldn'tsag." is the contribution of one alliterative O mce— .cxpert. Another hopes. "May many se more manly miners migrate. marry methodical maids. make much ’ money." “t‘lther tongue twisters are: "Mr. Manager. money might make Maud mnrry my miserable Mam—Max's Mother." "Stephen. shyly stroking Sylvia's shining shingle. seemingly ’ All-Ways '- surmises smiling Sylvia's single." ' and “Lilly likes licking limp liq- Norwalk Lumber Co 0 ' Buy At The Big Red Shed The secretary of the Leystoneshire Lawn Tennis club of England sprays the legs'ef girl players as protection against insect bites. I Parts of the Nor-to Railway near Madrid Spain are to be electrified. CHRISTIAN BAUER JR. ENGINEER-AARCHITECT—JUPERINTENDENT Wilson Ave., Oovewood, Phone 4103 Norwslk, So. Norwalk Quality Surveys Made for Owners and Builders 3 Tuozzolo Dwelling ' Has Been Started Work has been started by \‘ito Tuozzblo. Tierney street. On a house for' himself in Beacon street. It will he a frame house. 26x30 feet. arranged for.one family con- taining six rooms. The owner plans to do the mason work and the car- pentry. which will cost about $6.. 000. Star Quackery Gains Adherents Astrology is a pseudo-science and astrologers in general are quacks feeding on the superstitions of cred- ulous persons. declares Hugs Gerns- back. well-known editor and scient- ist. who. during the past it years. has exposed many fake medical electrical. mechanical and physical schemes designed essentially to earn quick profits for their sponsors. Dcnouncing practitioners of astrol- ogy in unqualified languages as 'ftzlt- crs' and “modern soothsaycrs.‘ he devotes the editorial of the October issue of Science and Invention Monthly. one of his magazines. to a discussion of what he titles "The Astrology Humbug." and in it writes in part: “One would thinkthat in an on- lightencd ago. such as we are pleased to call our era. astrological nonsense should have disappeared from the face of the earth. The. reverse is actually the fact. and all supporters who are preyed on by modern soothsayers and takers. As- trology originally was the science from which our present astronomy sprang. but astrology itself has long THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR DEALER 11 No. rain Street Phone 2978 so NOBWAIIK'S NBEMOST ”mo AND > Nomi]: l0 groan GET OUR PRICES ON YOUR REQUIREMENT? FOR HARDWARE ROSENFIELD BROTHERS 10. WASHINGNN STREET TEIAEPHONE “C End All PLU MBING Worries ——Oonsult-—— ‘ H A R R Y N A T H A N 3 West Avenue Telephone 361-2 E. M. Burrs ammo, name. smr new word sonwsns. boss. ll WALL STREET PHONE 'MI __. L Is Your House Covered Willi Fur? 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 full stock of storm doors ant! sash to Itifliesp out the winter cold and save on fuel 1 . ~ THE HATCH & BAILEY co. South Norwalk, Conn. been discredited by science. as well as by the better-educated classes. Astrology is a pseudo-science that feeds upon superstition and encour- ages it. It is a superstition accord- ing to which the stars are believed .to affect the destiny of human be- ‘ings. “Just how the stars are supposed to affect humanity no astrologer has ventured to say. It is ludicrous for any intelligent person to believe that a heavenly body. a great dis- tsnce removed. chn have any effect whatsoever. whether gravitational. electro-magnetic. or phychic. on lit- the human beings. and there never has been a. good reason advanced why this should be so. If a human being of flesh and bone is affected. why not a horse. why not a gorilla. why not a whale? They should all be affected in the same manner. Furthermore. if the astrologers are right .thsn every human being born at the same instant all over the earth should have exactly the same horoscope and the destiny of each should be exactly alike. This alone should convince ally reasoning per- son that everything contained in as- trology is Simon-pure. piffle. because everyone knows that twins born at the same time. and other people born at the same moment. have en- over the worldt astrology is gaining Andrews Residence Being Remodeled The former handsome P. .1. An; drcws residence at Falrficld avenue and Golden Hill street is being con- verted into four apartments. modern In cvcry detail. The large estate was sold several years ago by Mrs. Paul- the J. Andrea's. widow of the late i’ayson Andrews to Barney Berman and Mic-hue: Steinberg. _ Mr. Ilerman recently erected a handsome stucco home on the Gold- en Hill stréet side of the estate. George Eundcrspres. \Vcstport ave- nnc contractor has been awarded the contract for the work. A new tin roof will be built and s. hot water heating system installed. The work will cost about 88.500. Cart—ige Building William J. Lyons. Mechanic street contractor has started work on the garage building in Main street. at Nash's corner for George Lane. 'roni plans prepared by Architect William Koellmer. Ely avenue. the building will be 100 x 50 feet. one-story high in front and a story and it half in the rear. It is to be of brick and duntilo construc- tion. with a slug roof and is to be heated by stcam. GOO news for TH! oil brunet has been perfected. Nowyoucaabs ridofthcdirtandntisaacs ofacodfmnsca'l'lscMe Automatic Oil Emacs ' heat your home only. scmomicafly, saf y. Iris “corn-Mr to . It is eddies m made. Youelmplyectthe thermostat for the dares of beat you want. he tirely different careers and destin- lee." An exhibition of yarns and fab-i rice made from cotton. silk. linen.~ wool. jute and rayon will he held at Manchester, England. " i t l An effort is being made to extend the forty-four-hour-week. now effec- tive in New Booth Wales. to all stat- of Australia. ADVERTISE ON THE TENN‘Y-MAC , . Illustrated Billboard I 47 Wall St. Phone 3367 ' b..._-... W . . “:1 ' '“Do Not Roam-Buy at Rome' Quiet May does the rest. lasers am this remark- able. electieally ignited oil burner today. Let us tell you about it. I‘oiley Refrigerating and Supply Co. 80. NCRWALK, CONN. 6! Qt: a ‘AUTOMAI‘IO 01 L B U RN’E. R Them-sanded Dwell-aria Begun For Geo. Lane , Work Begins 0a Superstructure 0i Work was begun today on the side- walls fo:- the new building to be erected at to West avenue for He- son llazlsn. Webster street. Con- struction was delayed many months. as excavators found a solid bed of rovk below the surface of the ground and this all had to be drilled on . it will be a two story building of brick construction. There will be two stores an the ground floor. with apartments above. Architect Christian Bauer pre- pared the plane for the building. C. E. Bauer’s Home An attractive new home will be erected in Newtown avenue for C. E. Bauer. Ward street. The rest- dence will be ":22 feet. of frame construction containing seven rooms and a sun porch. The heating sys- tem will be hot water. A garage will be erected at the rear of the residence. ‘ The work will cost 810.000. -——__...._________ THAT JERSEY LEOPARD is SHOT DEAD AT LAST BUDDIETOWN. N. J.. (AP)— The Twin Brook Zoo today announ- rod that the famous Jersey leopard had been shot at Seaside Heisma- The nnimsl‘cecaped from ”the zoo during the latter days of July and had residents of this section terri- fied for weeks. Tam weeks ago it was seen near Chapel Hill a mile from this place and 33 miles from the spot at which it has been shot. _.__.._.___...__ Rl‘lt's PARADISE PARK HAS A 075.000 FIRE Paradise Park at Rye Beach was almost destroyed by fire Thursday. The damage has been estimated by firemen at more than 875.000. Themes Norton of the Rye Fire De- partment was injured when a 'motor pumpcr and hook and ladder truck of the Rye Fire Department collided on the way to the fire. He was taken to thr- limited Hospital in Port Chest. er. After receiving medical attention he returned to duty. The cause of the fire has not been determined. H. S. Gorton To Build On Bettswood Road A new home will be erected in Broadvlew terrace for H. 8. Gorton, 5 liettswood road. The residence will be one-family style. 25 x 20 feet. and is to be frarlle construction. There will be hot water heating. Contractor George Banderepree has been awarded the contract for the work which will cost ".600. Work has already been started on the house. French Porters Set Pace As Hold-Up Men - One hundred francs for carrying two suit cases from the customs shed at Cherbonrg to the tender. a trip of less than a hundred yards. is charged by porters. The impo- sition has caused the foreign steam- ship companies to take drastic steps against it. The union of baggage porters appear to have eipgled out Americans for their hold-up tactics in some instances passengers. espe- cially unrecorted women. have been literally robbed. One American woman recently embarking on one of the ships fly- ing the American flag gave the por‘ for forty francs. lie demanded that she open her hand bag and produce more money. Tcrrorised the woman unciasped hcr handbag and showed the porter one twenty-franc note. all the French money she had left. "This will have to do." said the hold-up man. snapping the bill away. The women shrieked and one of the officials came along and made the parlor diegorgo but not without a short. spirited fight. Tlicsc instances which had mul- tiplied by hundreds recently caused the skipper of an American ship to send for the walking delegate of the porters' union and warn him that if such sharp practice did not cease he would call upon his crew to ban- dle the baggage and give them in- structions to give a forced bath to any porter interferrlng. "They never come back. there people." said the walking boss. "1 don't see why we shouldn't get all we can out of them.‘ Greece has extended its embargo on automobile imports to next February. _ Spanish Residence For N. Dessegic The unique and pretty Spanish style hOme in Washington avenuc, Westport. for Nicholas Dusscgio. is nearing completion under the su- pervision of Christian Bauer. the architect who designed the real- donor. The dwelling is of buff colored stucco. with five rooms. Mr. Dne- segio is an artist. connected with Louis samets Inc.. of Westport. Carlson Court Is Building Up Rapidly Houses are already being built in Carlson court. the new development off Winfield street. i'toy Carlson. the owner of the property is building two houses. one a two family housc and the other. a single house. The two family residence is ranged in five room tenements. Mr. Carlson is planning to build four other houses in the dot-elep- ment. ar- —. “Why Not Feed 0n Grass?” He Wonders There is no subject on which more nonsense is talked than that of food. : declared Sir .l a m es Chrlchton- . Browne in aspccch in which he deal: with‘tha craze for vitamins. It Is necessary. he said, to discriminan- betwcen vitaminic science and vital. ‘ minic fads. When he read of din- ners arranged on vitaminlc princi- ples so as to ensure the most abun- dant supply of those elements. he says he wonders that some enter- prising restaurant has not added tol its menu the most copinons source' of all vitamins—green grass. Per- haps it is said because the example of Nchucbadcncznr was not very en- | couraging. i Domestic Atmosphere SEIIGI‘IANT up that cont!" (:Ingrlh )—"ltuttou .‘iiAllllIl-Ii) lllft"lll'l'l‘ (absent-l mindmllv),——”Yu-s. my dr‘nr."—An. swcrs. \ 5 VI‘ \ ) THE BEST WAY To Improve Your Lot in Life Is To Build a Home On It. PLAN IT Now Visit Our Display Rooms Consult. Our "Home Builders Service Dept. Free Phone Service Ask I'Ol'lt Operator Foe William F. Hoyt & Son . REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE l Houses of All Kinds and All Prices; Easy Terms. . 2nd Mortgage Loans Given 40 80. MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 435 168 WATER STRE THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO. 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