@megs- .
m’ 7”?"
‘ imitation Flowers?
M‘Ohl What a clever immi-
' .akened
: Me music”
I n purchase at the milliners.
' C No. Main St.,
‘. POLITICAL
«or we've not touched on politics we
hereby beg .your pardon. but it will
mat change the price of coal if fate
w Cox or Harding. And neither
a.” it warm your skin nor case the
sting of cold if those who'll run our
'Iernment shall differ from the old.
Agood, safe man from O-hl-e will win
‘mny cost, and for the other fellow.
‘7, there'll be a biting frost which
mnel Coal cannot control ner save a
me that's lost. 1— M
He never mix in politics, our drive
”rd Coal is pressed—Just give us
‘lue need or that and we'll endure
*- -rest.
lu’t You Love
Won DO NOT. You may say
~
How the Cost of a Building Is Distributed
1-,,“ "1. general public has the impression that the price of
lumber precludes the possibility of building homes is a fact.
That this idea has been fastened unjustly by a great government
department‘at'Washlngton through imposition upon the daily and
weekly press of the country of garbled extracts from a recent Forest America is out and out bone-dry. This
Service report is also certain. -
That the real facts show that in the average sired frame reeL
dence, lumber and mill work at retail prices do not represent, at the
outside more than oneothlrd of the total cost of the building is also'
true.
The American Lumberman has been gathering some data and
presents a detailed statement of the cost of a house 24x26. contain-
in; four rooms and a closet on the first floor. with two bed rooms. a
bath room and tour closets on the second floor.
The total cost. including the contractor's protlt was 85. 464. 93
made up as follows. showing Lumber and Millwork appromixates 81
percent.
Paintin'gh—lcontsoutside; 8to41aside..... ...... .8215.”
Phloem—555 yards at 80 cents ........................ 444. 00
Heating turmce ...................................... . Moo
Plumbing ....................................... . . . . . . 590.00
Carpentcr labor at 81 an hour . . . ............... . . . . . . . . 000.00
Electrlr miv'ug: and fixtures ..... . ...................... . 113.00
Grading :xv- ' 4 \ca\at|n¢ ........ . . ..................... . 115.00
Mason m 1- , u mcnt cellar. sidewalk and chimney ......... 585.00
3 Bean 11ml .iiu hardnre .............................. . 81.00
Gutter and tin work ................ _ .................... 40.00
Lumber and mlllwork ................................... 1,710.00
Contractor's liability insurance
Extra duty—axe and profit
Incidental and Ofloe expense .......................... . 712.03
SOUTH NORWALK. 008'.
HOLDS FORTH HERE
(Continued from Page One.)
as it is. because there is room for im-
Provoment. He will stand by until
cannot be brought about by men who
have no heart in the work. No mat-
ter what the pressure be that is
brought to bear by public sentiment.
there are men who will remain in
are in harmony with the law will en-
force it.
“Mr. Cox and Mr. Harding have
both declared that they will enforce
the law as long as it remains a law.
but both have held up pretty strongly
to the people that they have a right
to repeal it any time they get ready,
and both .have intimated that they
will not object.
"Prohibition needs more than per-
functory enforcement i know Mr.
Cox very well. i live fifteen miles
from him. IQ is advertised by his
friends as a splendid law enforcer.
They tell us that he enforced the
Sunday closing of saloons so well
that he was defeated for reelection
as governor. Mr. Cox might have
been governor of Cincinnatti. for the
closed the saloon doors there on Sun-
—but no inspiration is
in your soul. OIf
not.
meNEW EDISON
1h. Phonograph with a Soul"
IEllis marvelous phonograph
1 unlike the kind that “im-
—as real, na-
,.-a grown flowers are from
imitation paper variety
Music To Be Felt
Must Be Real
CONE—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
Alfred Fox PianoC 0,
So. Norwalk
.pp. Congregational Church
“Walflleld Ave.,
I‘s:_ ,
I. H. BAXTER. 1)th
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials.
NATIVE SNAPPER BLUES ............... 28c lb
BLOCK ISLAND FISH . . . . . ......._... 40c lb
FRESH MACKEREL 38c lb
STEAK HALIBUT .. 380 lb
STEAK COD .. 25c lb
BOSTON BLUES 14c lb
FLAT FISH .................-...-.........~...~. .. .. 12c lb
HADDOCK .. 10c lb
The Best of Canned Fish at Lowest Prices
BOTH MAhKETS CLOSE SATURDAYB AT 7 P. M.
AT NOON WEDNESDAY
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk—Sonth Norwalk
L. c. Smith. Undo:
n ood Remington, all
othm makes, sold
xented and repaired.
Rentals $5 [191 month.
Machines sold lat $10
per month.
PLUMM ER,
"TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
Bridgeport, Conn.
RELIEVE YOU! com
3y raking
Baxter’s Couch Sms
vid W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
‘lelu—Ofilce, 1103; House. 895'
'7 WASHINGTON ST.
W RED MEN'S BUILDING-
”WALK— NEW YORK
-mN8PORTATION
fl
39c lb. Coffee 39c lb.
5 LBS. FOR $1.70
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee—you cannot procure any
better. Try it and be convinced.
I’I'III'I (‘.\NI~I (ili.r\Nl‘l..-\'I'I‘Ill HI'GJR. lh ...................... 16v
”IONIC SOAP. llit' ultl l‘i‘linliit‘, .......................... .i fur 250
I \\( Y (I \'l()\ ("Hil‘i- OR ‘II\I II II \ "I ............... 45¢!
(GORTOX'S I’IH‘II'JIHCD (‘0IDI’ISII HALLS. c-nn. .. . . . . . . . . . . . 250
AI‘N’I" JI'Z.‘II.\IJ\'§ I'AN ('AIQI". I’IAH'IK. “52.. ................ . I'('
“le0. makes washing cosy. pkg" ............................ Sc
lili‘lJiiNi’S (VHIN PLAN HS. 2 pkgfi. fur. ...................... 231‘
GOLDEN STATIC "RH-ll) _\lll.K. IN‘I' vim. 45c
)l.-\\'l-th'.\' FRANKFI’RT SAI‘SAtilis, lm-gv- mu. ............... 350
VERY IHCS’I‘ GRADE (‘IHCANIICRY lll'T’l‘l‘Ill, "1.. ............. 6.0
The lit-st Loaf ol‘ Iii-cud in the t‘lty l~' lllilllt‘ at \\'l1llc House lin‘atlcry
. _\t-\t In
A. F. Beckmann E? Co. Inc.
83 Washington St. Phone 1405,
.annfacturer A Specialty
Long Distance Hauling
to guarantee service-—
norm r. HEALY .1; sons
so wasnmcros sr. J
PHONE 1640.
OUTLET Store
WASHINGTON ST.
For a. New Fall Hat
‘ our Millinery Dept. there's
where you will meet your three
friends, Style, Quality and
rate~ Prices.
3‘ hinkof It! i
”—o» *—
We Specialize in Complete Home Outfits
for the New Bride
Angevine Furniture Co.
L134- 1 36 \\' ASHINGTON STREET, SOL TH N03‘VALK.
Lzmm mmmmmmm m ’
Right Here in
Norwalk- .
yer’s ShoeStore
I7 ”ALI. IT. '
r
’f 1
Shoes of Refinement
For the particular woman. "
There issatisfaction‘in every pair of the famous WEE
wANDOOOPERMKEofsh
ngzngyoltngtonlymepedeefly hutoommandathe
‘ Priced from 83.60. to $II.00
Hi. _
'1.
Waists of all styl
forIMen, Women
{Trish-am c Hyatt
—Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
“... m-ww .Se‘asonable Suggestions Everywhere
SUIT DEPARTMENT—More of those: stunning Coats of the vm .-
latest models. Separate Dress Skirts 1n novel plaid effects
es and materials.
OSIERY DEPARTMENT—The sale of all our highest grade S: k
11' Stockings, for Men and Women, at a REDUCTION OF :20 Pr ii
CENT, 18 continued.
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT—-—This 18 Forest Mills \\ eek, with a.
big showing of this famous make 111 \Vool or Cotton, in all 111ode1,
and Children.
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earlrf
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1
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mwnthmmitwoaflbcmsewcfj
rams
:wmms. —
days but what about Cleveland. Du)— ‘ - -. a 1 6‘
ton and Other cities 0‘ 0h'°’ Ag,‘ CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, SHADES, FIXTL RLS :1
matter of fact. that was just II to i" 1’;
orary streak of Sunda) riosins and b I‘
it soon stopped and never MKID‘ r _._ _ y
W m“ "“' M” “‘1“ W TNORWALK ms 10 no names 1
his next term? Because he so some L ‘
autocratic ideas and was buildinsna ES ‘ OF CONCERTS . “x *1 :
formidable political machine. 19 I H K 0. ,&L I
lay after another he had passéd~lll For flu lie-m fit of 1111 Indian \\",lti0\\ I Full! arrangements have bet"! mid? e r1606] 0. ‘I
Duitlnl the rllhts of the people Of an entertainment was held. last night. or the first of a series oi concerts to :
Ohio info the control of the execu- at the “fest Norwnlk chapel. under begiven at lb? Elks Home by the en- _______ ‘
live He changed the assessing ”'8' 1"" “WT“O'!“ 3““ "mm ""‘m‘ ”W“ .lertainment committee. the first con- 5‘
I. f Ohl f tin; local plan to ”5- Th" “”3” 3"" '“ "W” a""""““ cert to be given on Sunday evening, SPECIAL SALE OF .
tom 0 0 rom ’ and was :1 “111111ch 1111 wrll an a social October 2‘ The entertainment I,
8“ ”-l‘l’oh'luv‘I system Who" er‘Y success. The hull was 1111-11in tit-cor- 1 ha ‘ , 'Pd _ . ' S d qilk Dri‘s'fu 2
last person was accountable to him—e Med with cut “0“,.” and autumnal comm ttee s recon assuiance ‘ erge an k .
an army in his bands l” d" M3 ”‘1' inn-es. 'l‘hr prom-elm. in Purl. ““5 1" from the artists that they “in 8 0w while the awrrimnui
("nil That is what made 3”. (‘0‘ follows: Mrs. John J. Suziwly, solo: appear without fail. Tickets are pro- . uy n « I
unpopular -and that is why e lost Miss Main-l .‘Illll'f‘. \lulin m-lrIvlloll; curable from the members of the com- is complete.
h l u Miss liuihrl Slnwzum. :ll‘f‘flllliiilll)lil£‘ on mllfee and also at ill" hompI I _ . l I
on}. in t 0 eat: on yortuni ”‘1’ piano; Miss Dorothy brim. rlm‘u- Open a chax'cc a' '(11111. ill I ,
Mr. Harding has had an om 1 tionisl. “i-‘irsl Cull 0n the Butcher": _ ur bill in “Wkly [“31“, I (‘1. 3
'3 as a Senaim '0 ‘0“) ”n p'an' Miss Nora and Francis Linchun. )0 ,7
lion ihirtytwo times, lie voted dry am,“ MM ”HAN“ JnmmmI Mano mu 3 . 1
“Vice, and wet thirty “NEK Thais lm-tmn: Miss .iolmnson. 11«l«ll‘l"-"~“- “" g Stan“ —‘ ..
prpitv nearly 15 to l on the wet, side “Swede-n"; Mrs. ltlvlmrd TinIdvr, of _
isn‘t .il? He voted dry on the 15th 'l‘uk-no-lu-. address. on “iudia '. .
amendment and the Volslcfld law b9- TRUCKING ,
cause the question was so dominant Deaths and Funerals 3.) d Y ‘1'
in the minds of Americans that it - -l'i Cd
ihl‘PW him in ”19 spotlight and he Funeral of Patrick .I. Immnril. ‘
did not (lure to do othvruiso Mr. Tim iunrl'ul of 1l'nlii‘rIk .l. lA‘UHIfll‘ll s L. TALMADGE
“'3 On ("0111- “'33 largely itllt'ni mi. Ills lllOI’llan. } WRRELL
Ht”??? kssx {311: £33, mutt gpt m from his luio‘ lltllli‘. 2i “midi-111') IiIu-
1np, di t . "m. “ 3.341, and irom N. 31.11111
ill‘ Kl” l‘illl (H'Pl'. urine 3 \‘Pl‘fitt‘fifll- church. :11 1‘ ti'i‘lut'k. “hhl'r :1 rmulirni . . I
seryativc man he ”mg" in g" 11. 15s “:is sung in his llt‘lllit'H’, lid-1 M T N Y B .‘ C ’4,
II? .3150“? “'0‘ and V””‘" d"3"- "? 5.21:1" inunnrvl. of 'i‘i’v-nlun. .\‘c\\' .ivl'- y mm to 0 “Slnebs ‘G'eg'
said he did not believe in the mnend- gm». I'rlw will Iwurvrs wrw .xyIulru“
ment because it was a question OIQSWi-rn‘vy. Mark, Swm-nrs. um)?“ ‘ .l . d
" 4' 1 ‘ ‘ , ' "- MM'T- H II “VOOSTE (ommcrua .m
PI'FOIIRI liberty. He said, I am not I |_\ nn 1 11.11118 lidf‘l) Ililldl ~. . .' ..
g thibmnms“ MR l'rpsmgm'" “‘0‘" III-{1n 3.1""..91“'1‘.'.f.'.“{.“'§r.?.-.'-‘.{.-':. “\i‘i‘: am AT “W R Stcnowranhic clllflii :4
he wouldn't have nomil-d to trouble, I‘ '. ll.‘ ‘i-s Iner‘ H” 1'1.» 1.1““ h .7
himself saying that in Ohio Nobody :le:;"ESUIV‘It‘n|S“'|":’I '1111'1'.” 11m; '1‘. .l. ”MaulsPaunt Office .. I It
““‘r “m ""13 him ‘H ll ”1mg“ "P l~lnu, Ilix, .lulni ln’l)llihltl :uul lltw. Mnd for BO‘PI‘ t
said. "i do not boiler.» 11 Prohibition filohn \\':ilsl1 limt‘idllcl :11 tin» urine. . .
amendment would be cn‘ectlw‘. llilniu-nwm “as in :41. Man‘s 1" "W“‘l‘F- EIIICI' IllV Til“?
is unwise and unadxi:»ul1le in push! iz—OTTLE “heme-Patch
this matter at this tix11c_-- and he was, THE HUMBLE MIL B .t‘.mx mm \Y \VD “1““? I
the vcry man who imrnducml the rc~: C Q I‘ --F--_- re in the Cost . _ . D: 1 1 . .
striction of the rallflcuiinn of ilie;lt uts 1.11 e a IIgu , .v . . I. "I: ~. ‘II I 1 .' , F} N
ann-ndnwnt to sit years' time. TIICI . ‘ .. ofIMIIk. _ . l1 i ‘AI'C‘OUI' Eyes Fallinghou. SLCSION I“ )‘V O .‘
“We thought this would throtilo the \\A.\illM.Tt)l\. Oct. ..-~ittp_.1c 111: . . .
thing. but it was rmlllmi in two and lost milk bottles adds to the price of Thamer 8 “law”. “I“ In“. .\"". - - , fl My-.- ‘:_fi
. l .. milk paid by city consumers. an 111- ____,, M.
one he {33“ .—.. .wsiizaiion by the department 0‘ 8“ mm“! "“0““ ‘
All! l-‘l.ft.‘ll'l‘.\‘ lileifil \llih TODAY. fricullure has disclosed. although no . . I
-~—— mitempt was made loIflx the amount 1'“ A M BR AulOiflOblIC i1 FINN
Harold l‘t‘nninulnlt ‘l‘nkinu’ n ’l‘ripIadded to consumers' bills for this is?!» ‘
tin-r \uruulk 11ml Ntllflll'h‘. son. in at least twcnlysevcn cles
‘iunk dealers were. found to carry on a Optometrists and Optidani HOOd (VOVCFS
lizlrul-l I‘.'llnlll2ltlll. sun ”f ul‘ii-i‘ Ol‘ rt‘gilllll‘ "-amc in milk bo‘élesl' ‘1‘. m 0' M In”...
rum.- and \1m \\llll;1n| 1:. I'i'nllllli." The report says milk on ers "are 87. 3 1 .
ion. or inn-.1 sirul. mu Irr l|1-- 1:11.111 immpelled to purchase 1.2 bottles Atlantic St”. Stamford Horse I’lans‘» x
of I'uiulilln 1:..1. 1:1...11-11 mm 1.1111111» :m-ery month for each bottle they have
uni Malibu-v. 1.... .u n..- nuxtrr filled daily during that period." and w. 010" fl 6?. I. Daily , . ed
(‘I‘QMHIIB IIIIH li‘l- lllnilll. lili' :1 lllklll continues: a - lune 'ust mv .
11's 1-1- iin- 1-111. in 1m aim-Lino- lht-I‘I’. "The loss among small dealers is less A 1111 J
Mtwh‘r l‘rnumzinn hu-l “chaser-l than that sustained by the large en-
llw \hish that ii“ Hugh! llil\t' :1 luuk lol'prlses. The small dealers have cw. T. mum — ------ ”7‘
at his mun“. “w..." lrnni llw air and greater breakage than the large dis- W s;
the cliii-l‘. 11 lm lmd n-crnui tin.- inyi- tribulors. but. they Ire better able to . . ‘T‘
iutimi from i‘upmm Gordon to lw his check up on the return of their bottles Building We“? A w HODC. 4-4
“In...“ in :1 11mm. Junisml 11m linitzl- and therefore do not lose so many in Builder of Good non“, a” . . _.
[ion in: 1‘ in his can. hill. manner. . Re . w
"V‘HI!‘I'£I.|_\ llllv'lllllll" lliarlils “5-11- "Breaking bottles , losing or using Jam m m 1 01k MUSIC HALL BLOCK
not in M. u.- 1min 12111111111 Gordon and them for other purposes. hselggzto Mp“, gttended to, PET
Livuirnunl L... .lg-vuiril the day to junk dealers, or giving 1 e 1 es , ' IN S 1 ._,
“tuning up" tin-11' mnmr. They“ had belonging to one dealer to .anotikiglii Tel 1326. Res. 6 Edllo A“. SOUTH HA In I
11.an 1mm; Nimullh for owr a month add materially to the consumer's :
V in N1‘\\ «Human and took the oppor- at an economic error which each EMS NONI“!
(unity 1mm. r.1.u- ul' testing out the d every customer can help to reduce _
motor and plunv. A number who by returning every bottle in good
went to tln- grounds in the hope that condition."
tli w might ”may :1 flight. “'11" disap- ‘ , x I
m" WEAREVER RUBBER (.oom .,
'l‘lu- lwu :ululnrs will remain in Ct).\l.\ll'l'l‘I-ZI) '1‘) ’5“! ' ' $2.0
NON-'1'“ ”1" “*1 0f ”"3 “‘"k ““d “‘1 \\'.-\SHING'P0.\'. u... 7.-.»...1.‘ Z-QUART nor warns 301‘an .. .
of next week. and have 11 number 0 . . . ’ , . . . _
. . . . 1d let‘ti’t ..1 launr. of Sew Britain. . G W I J‘
“00km” “Jr IIiIia'hls 03' T“":g“i“‘:h“s who was indicted. Monday. on a With 2-year uaran .. .a «1.1. 1 r_
on Sunday. "WM “‘ W ' charge of conspiracy in connection ‘ ' a
made during ilu- luill gam'e on 813:- with the “er ltisk insurance "uppnu Rubber Gloves, Fountain smut“, - . . ..
lay .hut there will be prov Oli- IO 6 frauds by which a number of soldiers ‘ CO inn '0!!! ._.
imme- undJoliowing the game. in Ponncctlcut were fleeced or thou- mh t1 _'
. sands of dollars. spent last night ‘lii - MAC)?
3 , ,. . - ~ ~ .;_ jail. O'lx'ecfe' was committed by Jus- V ,
1»1.oi 1.1.5 ism l'l‘lTl ””1 (3mm m Grimm“, ln‘mongfi 31' (.LIFFORD PHAR PHONE II‘I
- y ' ' . . in de unit of bail in the. sum of 0
Dr. Swain Lectures in the South .\or- His "40a“ on bail m” be arranged PHONE 333 SOUTH MAIN STREET
“all: (‘ongntgntimml Church on later
“Does (nod‘ [late a Birds?" 0' Keefe appeared at the court house 7
in accordance with a bond glyen by -.
The fourth meeting of the People's him when he was charged with the f
Institute was held in the. South Nor- crime last spring. No date has been v .'
walk Congregational Church last ’9‘ {0" h“ "N- . IN THE ORDlNAR cm: '1
night. l)r. Swain lectured on the sub- BUTCHER ST
ject. “Does God Have a Body?" The. .11
speaker said that God ("11 have a SEHING ME A 30“ may 01109 in a “hilt lH It
body. in fact he was the only spirit , . u a prize- tbt‘ cu? oi mu“
who did on a body (or all bodies SPECIALTY i‘spjust right at the 1" m p .r. :
were His thou‘h often used contrary h which 1c (111 (I
to God's purpose. The speaker said . but in our 5 op Hany i i
that modern philosophy and puycho- C, Jesflln_ the ordinary. you 11115:i .f "I (it
logy were making it possible for us ’ - 3 ust u, out and Mn ( ‘
to believe in the Deity of Jesus. He 21 M.‘mu.l m law 1 e 1 1110 :‘011 V *'~
A you like at. tie P
handled this subject in a masterly . A )1 with U91"3 *
way so that the most hEretical. it . _ to pay Even 5a 1
they believed in God at ‘ail. would m 'm'lln prize sale.
agree with Dr. Swain that Chm m m T
Deit)’. .' ‘ ' ’5 MARKE
The subject for this evening will ‘ n CHARNOCK TREET
be. “Losing the Bible on Find .11." 1?“ Shoes NORTH MM" 5 1
This meeting will be of special inter» .I ‘ ' . 4
eat to all those who are teaching in 1 m ' -
the Sunday -achools and all such are - ' ’M 1 .
urged to be present. it is hoped t 1 ‘ ‘
larger number of people will Attend . » ,. . s". A“ NEW MODEIS 0F DRESSED
I the remaining two meetings. The N- ‘1' mm. “flit
malnlng meetings will be we" ‘ th — ' ~’ ,. :3“ ”9 eXCQ
evening and tomorrow evening in e
- one u , lower thanelsc
. o g-..”
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