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as beetthereln.
. in sight at present to encourage expoohtione.”
leastan averagooi'lenIonthlnoroti-anyouhavehoonpaylng.
additional rent which you will pay during that period.
you with suggestions and in the selection of material.
Th e Hatch ('9‘ Bailey Co.
SOUTH NOEWALI. COKE.
Don’t You Love
“‘tation Flowers?
{on DO NOT. You may say
h’Ohl What a clever immi-
n”—-but no inspiration is
ened in your soul. 0f
. not.
55;. mm EDISON.
“I. Phonograph with a Soul"
‘18 marvelous phonograph
h unlike the kind that “im-
“tee music”—as real, na-
- .grown flowers are from
v" V ’. immiltation paper variety
., 7" purchase at the milliners.
-, Music To Be Felt
Must Be Real
'Q‘OME—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
“'0. Main St., 80. Norwalk
~. Congregational Church
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
al work.
Weldinz of All Kinds of Metals.
”RaymondStrutSouthNorwalk, NearSouthIainSt.
opaooaftortheiandlngeltluflingt:
mmyhiimuMIm'fl' fl”
Prices are going to be‘ maintained because labor lo demanding an
eight hour .day with higher VIM which will mean reduced produc-
tion and substantially increased costs. .Dan'e review of April 8rd says
“it is now recognized thn an material weakening In quotations is ,
unlikely until production ov ices «adaption, and there is little
lfyouarecoinpeilodtonntahoiaetorthoneatfiveyosraat
the most conservative estimate, you will undoubtedly hello to pay art
With a probable Increase in transportation chargeo of a per cent.
is there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber prices, at
the end of five years can pceelbiy decrease ou‘liolsnuy to equal the
Buynow—Ownyourewnhonle. Comeandooeua. Letuehelp
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met- -
MAPLEWOOD, N. H” Sept. 23.-—-'l‘he
present onion: 0! federal taxation
was declared to have created "an in
tolerable situation: and to be mllon'
sible for the continued hldh Prim 01'
many articles. by smokers at the
semi-annual meeting of the National .
Association of Cotton Manufacturers. in“.
Suggested :Iubstltutes inclug‘eldmg cg;— ’
lo er’a vil tax, 0 _ *r
Theyodoro ”n. 552., editor of Com- BUGS—All shapes and sizes.
merce and Finance of New York; and
a gross sale tax. explained by William
E. emu", of N" York. CABPETS—All grades in liaht and dark efects. a .5. £1
The people of the country. Mr. Corn-
well said. are becoming educated to AINM th'iOIlS
the fact that the whole system of tax-
ation in the United States is wrong.
adding that the system “was founded
. on class and sectional bias.
Two important sources of the coun-
gy’a W are. Sst: skied—Ill! h!
operation of the excess profit tax and
heavy surtaxee on incomes. the speak-
er said. These sources were! surplus
capital and intelligent enterpr se.
“The requirements or a good tax
system, Mr. Cornwell said, were:
“That it be fair to all: that the bur-
. am 6? Hyatt
i-7Norwalk’s Leading Dry GoodsStore—
Visit Our Carpet Roam
We are ready for the coming fall and winter withall kinds of floor cover-
FUR DRAPERIES—Arstic desisns and colorinzs of many kinds. 1
Window Shades and Fixtures
inn.“
materials either in sets or by the’yard. i
den be universally distributed. and 5m“ fractions “d added through the
lating.
' ' - iiectin itself, accumulating auto-
deyglotp‘nxlef: é‘“?§£'$i&3&.§‘&7‘~ gene-w; as It proceeds. and is nusny'mth send a statement to Washing—
instead of being complicated and irri-
- the reducer "A manufacturer or merchant H _K ' & C
that the collection be simple and easy. finial: Siggf‘tofimge angr- stage Whose monthly disbursements for o I'leger O.
o ""3“. salaries or piece work totalled 9
during manufacture. the tax almost
he added. "it is passed along in very paid by the consumer practically Vlth‘
out his knowledge, and the additions
FALL FOOTWEAR
WOMEN— . .... 7"
Brozue, Oxfords—heavfly rforated Wins:
. tms. broad heels. _ . -
English Boots—brownca . 8 mch boots. Cu-
ban heels. Wlng tips or straight tms. 510.
Black Oxfords—military heel. medium vamp
MEN of soft velour cal . $9. '
Brog‘ues—a real broirue of grain leather.
....
L. C. Sr-HithT—finder-
wood, Remington, all
other makes. sold.
rented and repaired.
Rentals. $5 per month.
Machines sold at $10
per month.
PLUMMER,
‘I‘YPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
"mil-field Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
‘*
. ‘lusva you soon
3! films
3: Baxter’s Cough Sires
' ‘ 15le BAXTER. Drank!
hvid W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Milka, 1103; House, 60,
“ " WAOHINGTON '1’.
"ED MEN'S BUN-DIN“
*
“wan! _ new you
, TRANSPORTATION
ulscturer A Specialty
Distance Hauling
"t guarantee service—
‘ r. HEAL? 3 sons
‘9 WASHINGTON s'r.
PHONE 1540.
m Every Day At tho‘
‘1] Outlet Store
‘. WASHINGTON ST. '
“is bargain in our house-
...; and bargain Base
‘ . galvanised wash boilers,
L l‘rgs also, ......... $1.98
he ‘ . Dinner Sets, . $7.45
V 3Right Here in
f . Norwalk '
’ lYar’s ShoeStore
S7 WALL 3T6
heavilv perforated and a full double
sole. $12.
Boots—dress shoes of mahoganv calf narrow
Integitém or full toes. $8 to $15. Plentv
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN
South Norwalk
SHOP BEFORE SIX
_~
$1.97 bag--‘FLOUR--$l.97. bag
GOLD MEDAL, PILLSBUEY'S OR JONES, FLOUR
FRESH STOCK DIRECT FROM THE HILLS.
N0. 1 ROYOL PLANTATION COFFEE, 1b., . . ...... 3%
SWEET POTATOES, A NO. 1 STOCK, 4 lbs. .......... 250
BEST NATIVE POTATOES, per pk.., .............. . . . .490
CHOICE GRAPE FRUIT, 2 for ..................... 250
PAT-A-CAKE FLOUR,pkg.,
new YORK sure APPLES, 2 qts. for .
runs mar LABD,per n.
canon, comma or mxsn TEAS, 1b., .
or.nnurcnomm,3mm .. ..
BUY YOUR BREAD, cans, nous, use, are.
AT WHITE HOUSE 'BREADERY NEXT TO—
, A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co. Inc.
83 WASHINGTON ST. FREE DELIVERY P303! 1405
320
OI. CO. 0.00%
45c
250
Coo
How Glasses Preserve ..2‘ire’222‘.‘ $1.32.. ‘Sflai‘ufié‘cfi
, ' the government on lmmoderate
one s Youthflfl £33m of his gains in a mohtabie year.
leaving him to bear the losses of an
tahl car a one.
Appearance ung;~flliaim:g ythe employers' privilege
are so trifling as not materially to a:-
lect prices.”
and compel an enterprising man to
tax which he proposed as a substitute
It l8 0M urged that (or the present ”stamp Mr. Price
glasses will melee the
wearer look old, but as
833?. fl‘fii' Ems?” Specrals for the
f‘ u] .
Wm" ‘ 1°“, Week
his is beca'hu prolong-
ed oyeetrain causes wrin- Granulated SW, 13., . . .17c
Ides and "W's-feet" to _ 90
”Pat prematurely, and Best Family Flour, bag. 51-
gives the countenance a ., 35c
strained, ll i, drawn, fancy Mixed Tea, try a lb
mas look which i. fu- Yuban coffee, reduced to 48¢
more to be avoided from
a point 0! view of ap.
Durance, than I '
.... .. ...... 33...? A. STULL
me. want“... tree
in fitting 31...... {ad in 24 Cottage 8 t
thatselection at mgnthgs
m Mini "ch
person's individual style
said:
8100.000 would at the end 0! the OUTFIT!” To
ton with a check for the amount of m, wow, BOYS AND
his tax. It the tax were five percent., Gm ,
his check would be $5,000. which he
would include in his overhead charges w. m the Trustworthy.
and add" to the selling price of his Shop hm t0 your hum (“L
‘ uct.- ""“ tom. Ourgeuerous charge ac
-—Try n classified advertisement in count accommodations Will do
the Sentinel. the wt, l
-—-—-————,,——_.. .--
I. 8 3. AUTO EXCHANGE.
NOEWALI, CONN.
32nd Year
thyouroarwithus. Wewill
sellitforycu. Itycuwsnts IVIERRIIsL
"m" ' ...... Business College
Tel. ”84, C2 Orchard 8t.
rel. 2179.12, Mm gm Ave. Commercial and.
Stenozraphlc Studios
Send for Booklet
“'10 UPPLY C0. _
A “8'5”“ DAY AND NIGHT 1
Plus 18165. lo. lorwalk. 0t. SESSION NOW OPEN
and
Iagasto Parts, Ital-tar
Q
"come CYI. EB ‘
ad
G.H.Hedenbers.Proo. JO SO
°' .... SMITH:
Richard L. GOOL
Commercial CLEAN SER
Bldg., Norwalk and DYER
56 North Main St.
.- Schultzc’s Friday Fish Specials.
swam) FISH. 15.. . . .
STEAK HALIBUT.lb.. ...... ...38c
STEAKCOD. b.. . ..25c
FRESHMAC ,EREL.lb..... ...-......35c
BOSTONBLUES.lb.. ...... ...........18c
FLATFISH.lb.. . . ....12c
HADpOCKJb. . ...lOc
Born mas-rs onosn samnavs ar 7 r. as.
- in soon wannasnar ' x
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Npr’wdk—smth Nor-walk '
Him! 11,!!! nounwa'aa.
Scientific - Reliable
. :4: 8r. ' DABlEN, m.
Opposite Depot ‘
' A CA , " . "
., Auto Painting so. a RLOAD or STONE WAnnnnoaIvnn
9.: Stone Croeks‘and C -° ' ’ .-
:.2o. allmg .s _ ,.Jovfimtfm M to»? >
its
to
rem! .
1’37“, GEHEBE’S mfl?’
Perfection Oil Heaters
Cheaper. better and in every way more satisfaiaory when
only an occasional tire is needed.
Ideal for bathrooms. nursnries, dining rooms. living
rooms and emcee.
SEVERAL MODELS READY roa PBOIPT DELIVERY
Wall & High Sta.
cos
i ”3"” SOUTH NOEWALK’S LEADING
The lightest and most economi-
cal motor transportation in the
Dorlon House world- ..u 831,033:
Shore Dinners «13.2: ”d f a] "3
AllkindsofSeaFood nun: "1 °” ”‘
. mo nan. nLocx
Chicken 80m mu. mnn'r
MOTOR WHEEL , I
RAYMOND 8; SON
ALaCarte' -.--..
-—-rae Best BalesmsII—A Wan! M-
PHOTO DEVELOPING Photograph-
A4 Work “1‘!!!“
(24 hours service)
cmroan rumor PM"-
so. sun It.
PM SSS-X — 15:: Cigars
m Quality
Delicious
Mme. Jeannette 2,"-
Soda
ORSEllERE-AND CLOVER
lN THE ORDINARY
BUTCHER STORE
you may once in a while liit‘k
Our Cerset
Department
is a place of personal service where you
receive expert advice concerning the type
of corset required for your figure, as well -
was the (most satisfactory attention. Cor-
up a prize—«the cut of meal ihhf
is just right, 31 the ring DH!" :
but in our shop, which is out at
the ordinary. you invariably it"
Just the cut and, kind or mom ,
you like at the price you want
‘0 my. Every sale with us is .l.
prise sale.
CHAENOCK'O MARKET
NORTH MAIN arses-r
' set fittings our specialty.
a . ." "law“???
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Norwalk Chronicler