*‘Eall‘Days
almost kindles with a
,, \Watch the flame with fas-
‘ 1 and conserve your con
' Try a little on our say
convinced and you will stay
- I tYou Love
iii-nitation Flowers?
1' You DO NOT. You may say
fi—“Olt! What. a clever immi-
fition”——but no inspiration is
Med in- your soul. Of
“so not.
-fZfieNE\V EDI’SOPv
.‘TII. Phonograph with a Soul"
ms marvelous phonograph
bill unlike the kind that “im-
-. music” ——as real, na-
hi. grown flowers are from
filo immitation paper variety
you purchase at the milliners.
Music To Be Felt
Must Be Real
com—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
' Alfred Fox PianoC o.
. lo. Main St, So. Norwalk
0”. Congregational Church
I
f i‘ZWV-Jj‘a‘i’gm
.'.. ('. Smith. l'ndvr-
“‘I'IIII, lUIIIimmIII. :Ill
oIlIrz' mules. sold.
I'I-n'vd zind repaired.
HI II'II‘H' $3 per month,
.‘ _. , Machines sold at $10
if- . III-r IIIonIh.
- . PLUMMER,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
a. Foldleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
umvn you: can:
By Taking '
Baxter‘s Couch Sms
I. H. BAXTER. Drama}:
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
' WOHICG, 1103; House. 695’
0 WASHINGTON 8T.
In RED MEN‘S BUILDING-
"I WALK —rNEW YORK
uANSPORTATmN
acturer A Specialty
Long Distance Elauling
a .um'ant ee service—
“ I". HEALY & SONS
89 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 1540.
~n
, OUTLET Store
134 WASHINGTON ST.
v
For a New Fall Hat
our .Miiiinery ._ Dent. tlére's
you will meet your three
friends, Style, Quality and
~»« - Prices. I
' if a caller thumbs the
Dope! coal for chilly“!
. mcomfort. wiasyoar
'dfivesdampnessnosatho
Issys to Win“ “Nicht
.. us." Boldatpriceof
‘ 'burnsingratotoyour
withablasotochasetho
‘(romtheconfinesoteach
bath room and {our closets on the second floor.
How the Cost of a Building Is Distributed
That the general public has th. impression that the price of
lumber precludes the aosslbility of building homes is a fact.
That this idea has n fastened unjustly by , great government
-dopartment at Washi through imposition upon thfi daily and
weekly press oi the country of garbled extracts from a recent Fomt
Service report is also certain. -
That the real facts show that in the average sized frame resi-
dence, lumber and mill work at retail prices do not "mount, at the
outside more than one-third of the total cost of the building is also
true. .
The American Lumberman has been gathering some data and
presents a detailed statement or the cost of a house 24x26. contain-
ing four rooms and a. closet on the first floor. with two bed rooms. a
The total cost, including the contracto‘s profit was $5,454.93
made up as follows. showing Lumber and Millwork appromlxates 31
percent.
Painting—2 («pats outside; 3 to 4 inside ............... . . . . 8 215.00
Bhstcring—a'vfifi yards at 80 cents ........................ 444. 00
Heating furnacc ........................................
Plumbing '. ............................................ 5.0%
(‘arpcntcr III'NII' at $1 an hour ........................ . .
Electric \\‘Il'lll,‘; and fixtures ............................ . ‘11‘00
(irmliir' ' ' ' “actuating ............................... . IIS. ()0 -
Mastu- ' I . ~mI-nl fi‘lllll'. sidewalk and chimney ......... 5 ‘
III-III EIII lmrduun- . . . . . . ......................... ' 8|.00 .
(Euth- .'.:II| .:II \i‘m'k . . :’ .............................. - . . . 40.00
IIIImbcI' and IIIiIlwm'k ................................... 1.719.00
Contractor’s liability insurance
l-thrn III'ayum- and profit
The Hatch .6? Bailey Co.
sou-m nonwux. cons. ‘
LEONARD DEATH
IN QUEST HELD
(Continued tron“ Page One.)
Leonard. McGovern testified that he
as Butler street where they started
to cross to the other side. He was
ty feet away proceeding south on the
avenuL He ran forward thinking
that'Leonard would follow. He had
nearly coached the other side. he
said, when he heard a crash and
turned around to find a man lying
on the brick pavement between the
“dummy? trolley tracks. He picked
up the man and saw that he was
Leonard. Other machines stopped
and Leonard was taken; to the Nor-
walk hospital "I one or them. In
reply to questioning by Coroner Phel-
and. McGovern said that that section
was rather dark when compared to
the junction of Connecticut and “'est
avenues.
The story told by Palmer. the driv-
er who is held on the .lechnlcai
charge of manslaughter. was verified
by Archibald Solwyn the plmwrlsht
of Belle island who emploxs Palmer
an a chaufleur. Al the time of the ac-
cident. Sejwyn was following Palmer
in another machine and said that the
latter had slowed down his machine
in an endeavor to avoid striking
Leonard. The attempt was unsuc-
cessful. however, and Leonard was
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
RUMPSOFVEAL 22c lb
SHOULDER STEAK ...... 20c lb
BRISKETCORNED BEEF 9c lb
PLATE CORNED BEEF 10c lb
NATIIgE CABBAGE 4c lb
BOTH MKETS CLOSE SATURDAYS A? 7 P. M.
AT NOON WEDNESDAY
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk—Rmxth Norwalk
knocked down when the side of the
car slruck him.
Edward O'Neara of SlaInloId les-
tilled that he had taken iconmd to
the Norwalk hospital in his machine.
Patrolman Thomas Dorncy described
what he knew about the accident.
Judge. John H. Light appeared al
the hearinlz for Palmer.
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better. Try it and be convinced.
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(;(II.iIl-1\‘ H'l‘.\'l'l-) Illil l-li) MILK. [3"l' can. ..................... 15C
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83 \Vashington. St. Phone 1405
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u’l‘illll :IrInIIzI-Il lI_\‘ GQ‘Wl'LI 'FIIIIIII) fol
(‘IIlIIIIIlIIIN IIlL'lIl. ill MvciIanlcs IIIIIN—
'ol' :1 Thousand Holds.” IIII-climz l‘I‘III‘:
.‘Il‘l‘llill‘lll. lhc llolII-minn champion. in
- llu- principal t'\I‘lll of thc night. I‘IIIl-
“ inst. “‘illl Earl I‘IIIiIloI‘lI." 'l‘lII- MIMI
while Gerh: IIIiI SI l\l' d \siIlI dislinc lion
Ill through llII w: Ir “ith the! nchos—
. :I:I\ III'InIiI'IIL 'l‘hcv View to lune met
at Paris in the inter-allied armies
sports. hu illness caused the with-
Ilrmnal or uddock. ‘
In another nIImlvcrfilanislaua 7A)."!-
lzko. hack in the rare form he showed
as It world's chmnpionshin contender.
-r’*’:-lwlll mcet Max Orlando. the Swedish
hcnvyweighi champion. in anothI-r
‘ number. while l'lnky Gardner and
Fred Moron or the l'nlted States
' er’s Shoe Store
'1 “LI. IT-
'Auto Painting Co.
wtifio —- Reliable
DARIEN, CT.
Depot
Mine. Jeannette
SOUTH 'NORWALK‘S LEADING CORSETIERE
AND GLOVBR \
56 80. Main St. . Phone 909 So. Nor-walk
CHILDREN’S HOSIERY SALE
69c HQSIERY - - - - - - 49¢
SIZES5T07¥2 . \.
79c HOSIERY - - - - - .. - 4'59c‘
SIZEssTo 9% '
79c HOSIERY - - 59c,
‘ ‘. SIZES 5'TO 7% ’ *"' r
lb; big hill. All matches go to a fin-
: .' '
a
in.“ 0' WM: "As FAST
TRIAL AT BELMONT
Samuel Iliddlc'n Man 0' \"ar had
his final Iworkout for his match race
with Sir Barton )(mternaI afternoon.
The Mg son of l“: tic Pluv was in i“
fettlc and sic ppcd a min and a quar-
ter at Belmont Park in 2 :0; ‘ :l 5. A!
no stage of the journey was be urged
to do his best; but he was allowed to
mce along as he desired. A furion‘g
from home Cldye Gordon. who - -
the mount. began to ease him up. The
lad sold the coil. could have gone two
seconds faster if he had premed him
.during the last half mile. The true.
ilonal time for the trial was II: 1:.
0:2t. 0:86. 0:.48 .:0694-.§ 1:.12 Ind.
;; 37. 1: ‘5 4-5 and 2: 02 8-5.
Several trainers who saw the work
clockodhiminsmzt-imm seam
mmmmmm1M8Q-l-’
The colt will leave here “-011";
where.
AT CITY HALL
and Leonard walked together as far
in front and saw a machine some six-
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latest models.
5.
John J. McGovern. of 44 Connecticut ' ' a- . ’ , '
m "- r'm'" ...... “w - —Norwalk‘s Leading Dry Goods Store-—
mission in St. Mary’s church with y . 2,. .
Seasonable Suggestions Everywhere
SUIT DEPARTMENT—More of those stunning Coats of the vm y
Separate Dress Skirts in novel plaid effects
Waists of all styles and materials.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT—The sale of all our highest grade Sill:
Stockings, for Men and Women, at a REDUCTION OF 20 Pl 1.
CENT, 18 continued.
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT---This is Forest Mills \\ eek, \\ ith .1
big showing of this famous make In Wool or Cotton, in all models
for Men, Women and Children.
CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, SHADES, FIXTU RES
I N DIAS S VOTE filt‘lll?
Illt‘ll' rm'I-Ipln. :I slIIII‘I- 0i which
liar l‘hnpmnn.
on Aug. 23.
III:I‘.I'.
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and unanimously volcd II full shztrc of
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Mary .\lI":IhII of 2" Sprint: sII'm‘l this
I'in. an extremely prI-Ity girl,
In no lIIII'iIIn.
police Ihis mm‘nina.
complexion light bIouII hair.
I'yin: a straw suit case.
u" h I.‘
illfiiiilpt‘i‘l'l'll II'IIIII hcr homo on Mon
day morning at 9 o'clock, (lsii‘lln‘lfl
Nothing has been lIcIII'Il of the gin
since ic lcl‘t. home. Incoming: Io lllr
The .‘lcCabc stir! is dcscrihcd 3‘:
being about nwdium build. mmiiuvv‘
Sh.)
was running I! khaki coal wiIlI a pal
cnI lether belt when hhi‘ lcll home
Other clothing Were black slowing
patent leather ~ll005 .I one piece lIluc
moss and a black hal Sho \\ .15 (1'41
335.00
‘ ALL WOOL SUITS
3 $2250
a.
SILK DRESSES
$10.95
‘ Values no to $22.50
n GOLDEN,
See Window Display
p
ADVANCE” SHOWING.
Failr Shoes
1
unionism-
o-mifimhnm
MGMngDistanu H.Krieger&Co.
TRUCKING —~— ,__-
SPECIAL ”LE OF
S L. TALMADGE Serge and Silk Draw;
Buy now “llllt‘ the a~.~I,I".II.I ..l
is complete.
My Trips to N0. Y Open .I change aI‘I’Olllll lI~
your bill in \\ ccklx p.I\IIII l-l\
A. M. WOOSTER ___
arrows! A‘I‘ MW
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Lat. Ill-sullen U... Patent Office
PAT E N T S 32nd Year
I...‘ 31mm. MERRILL
STANDARD Business College
Transportation Co. Commercial and
Sienoa‘raohic Studies
DADSY TRUCKS 1'0
NEW‘ roux Send for Booklet
LOCAL 1'30ch Enter Any Time
Crosds‘ Sgreet Near “tin
m°"l"wm- HEEL
and mm ...—3,. moron w .
The lightest and most economi-
Buildinz Contractor
Builder of Good Homes. d” A. w. HODGE
Jobbing and Repair Work
“mm” “ma“! t° music BALL nLoox
Tel 1328. Res. 6 Edlie Ave.
East Nor-walk
SOUTH MAIN STREET
VVEAREVER RUBBER GOODS
Z~QUART HOT WATER BOTTLE . ........... . ....... $2.50
with 2-year Guarantee , -
Rubber Gloves, Fountain Syriac“,
—-Oombinstions— .
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
)PHONE lass soon-I MAINsTREET PHONE _1532
IN THE ORDINARY
BUTCHER STORE
you may once in a while pick
up a prize—the cut of meat illili
is Just right, at the right price;
but in our shop. which is out of
the ‘ordinary, you Invariably get
just the cut and kind of moat
you like at the price you want
to pay. Every sale with us is a
prise'sale. .
'GHARNOCK’O MARKET
NORTH MAIN STREET
WALTER READY, Prov- cal motor transportation in the
world. r
150 miles on one gallon 01
CHAS. T. MacDONALD solene. ...“
b E’-
W Displayed and for sale at
TELEPHONE 456 DAY AND NIGHT
SESSION NOW OPEN .,
Heady S ge THE TWIN CYLINDER
Successor to Vocel’s Garage 1
...... 7‘” ' JOHNSON -
Norwalk Chronicler