k POLITICAL
tr;
m bed your parding, but lltml
Mullah lost. .. .«q
‘ H '
d
«mews not touched on poiitioewlt
millage the price of coal it”.
“so: or Harding. ' And neither
all! at warm your skin nor ease the
“a” cold if those who’ll run our
.Wment shall differ from the old.
-m, sale man from 0-hi-o will win
a” cost, and for thahther fellow,
“,fihere’ll be a biting frost which
met Coal cannot control ner save a
_ “mover mix in politics, our drive
M Coal is pressed—just give us
.ue need of that and we'll endu
2”?- r.
That the general public has the impression that the price of
" lumbermreeludea the possibility of building homes is a fact.
department at :Hlaehington through imposition upon the daily and
.. weekly press of the country of garbled extracts from a recent Forest
Service report is also certain. c
That the real facts show that in the average elaed frame reel-
dence, lumber and mill workqt retail prices do not represent, at the
outside more than one-third of the total cost of the building is also
true. - ' 3“" .
The American Lumberman has been gathering some data. and
presents a. detailed statement of the cost of a house 24x26, contain-
ing four rooms and a closet‘ on the first floor, with two bed rooms. a.
, tnth room and tour closets on the second floor. " ~
The total cost. including the contractor‘s profit was $5,454.93 ‘
made up as follows. showing Lumber and Millwork appromixates 31
percent. . . .m ‘ '
Painting—2 coats outside: 3 to 4 Inside ................... 8 215.00 ,
”storing—555 yards at 80 cents ............... ‘. ........ 444.00
Heating furnace ....................................... 200.00
Plumbing ............................................. 500.00
. Carpenter labor at 81 an hour ....... . .................. 600.00
Electric- wiringaud fixtures . . ... ......................... 118.00
Grading . ' v'u'tlt'aiing ...................... , ........... 115.00
illusw‘ ~ vcnicnt collar, sidewalk and chimney ......... 535.00
Hear - : .= ‘-im hardwu'e ............................... 81.00
“citation Flowers?
_ fin DO NOT. You may say
M011! What a cleVer immi-
w”—but no inspiration is
, cued in your soul. Of
”e not.
7 mNEw EDISON.
1.1.. Phonograpn with a Soul"
’f‘
5’” marvelous phono
“a. unlike the kind that “im-‘
a J usic”—-as real, na-
hjro- .flowers are from
fisjmmntation paper variety
. ”dim-chase at the milliners.
Music To Be Felt
Must Be Real
COKE—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
“red F oxPianoCo.
* y -W. Main St., 80. Norwalk
h- Congregational Church
“a
How the Cost-of a Building Is Distributed ‘
that this idea heebeen fastened unlustly by a great government ”
‘ 62 TRANSFERS
or PROPERTY
.. museum“.
‘ (Continued on Peas-wt.) ’
Standard Butter & Egg company, wh ‘
moved his store from the Jawby‘
property. which; is now being torn
down, to the store formerly occupied
by Smith. the cleaner. -
The sale of forty‘acres of land in
Norwalk and Westport by Chester E.
Coley to Homer-L. Clark.
The deeds in the order that they
were recorded are given and. unless
specified, are warrantee deeds:—
30hn C. Quintard to. Christina
Mourison lot on Myrtle avenue:
Thomas H. Fitzmaurice to Reinhold
Vast lot'snd buildings on Wilton
avenue: ntate of Louis C... Green
a Carml G. Hubbell to Katherine
. Bissell, land and buldinga trus-
. tee' deed and warreniee deed: Mary
J. S‘ldney to Edward H. Beacon and
wife. lot and buildings on Lowndes
avenue: Elizabeth Russell to Charles
F. Ritch. lot and buildings, Fair and
Marshall streets.
Charles B. Runes ‘io Rebert E-
chb, lot and buildings in Fairfleld
Park: Nelson L. Byxbee ct. ale. to .
August Westborg. lot on Myrtle ave- .
—Norvvalk’s Leading Dry
Guttcr and tin work .................................... 40.00
Lumbcr and mlllwork ................................... 1,719.00
’ Contractor's liability insurance
Extra drayaac and In-uflt \
Incidental and Ollioe expense .......................... . 712.93.
Th H tch" Ed Bail y Co
e a e .
SOUTH NORWLI‘. 003:.
' Craw. t. Lorena street; Pasqualo
and buildings on Lexington avenue:
R.
"Frank H. Gude and wife to Morris
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We Specialize in Complete Home Outfits
for the New Bride
L. C. Smith. Under-l
_ wood. Remington, all
other makes. sold.
, rented and repaired.
Ri‘nlill5_ $5 per month.
Machines sold at $10
per month.
, * PLUMMER,
. IVPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
. _ “Infield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
luau you: com
3: nuns
timers Conch Syn."
man. BAX'I‘ER. Dressiel
- w'd W. Raymond
aUNDERTAKER ’
Mice, 1103: House. 8‘
, . m wasnmo'ron er.
, L-I Iteo mews columns
7»
MCTRIC LIGHTING
.and factory wiring, ex-
. . mechanics. Bloch-lea! ep.
‘7 .._ and merchandise. .
ELECTRIC co. 4
«1 Washinzton St. '
. 450 South Norwalk ‘
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:1: ‘
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...}: OUTLET Store l
ViWASHINGTON ST.
iFor a New Fall Hat
gm- Millinery Dept. there’s
‘ you will meet your three
trial”. Style, Quality and
. to Prices.
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‘Angevine Furniture Co.
’ l :H - I36 \\'A§fl I .\'(-;'l'().\‘ S'I‘IKI‘IICT.
MH'TII .\l)ll\\’.\l.l\'.
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aunties:
Stull. lot and buildings on Grand St:
Henry Hellman to Edwin Boese. lot
on Chestnut street: John McCarthy
to W'llllam G. Kills and wile. lot and
buildings on Livingston Place.
Estate of Franklin A. Smith 'in Mir-
anda M. Ofiborn. two (liaison Charles
treei, Esccutor's dee .
5 Samuel W. Osborn and tile to
Axel G. Amundsen and 'Hartwick L.
Amundsen. land and buildings onjOs-
hom avenue and two lots on Chestnut
street: Wilson Point Company to Vio-
lette Reynolds. lot at Wilson Point.
and buildings on (‘edar street: Anna
" C. Rood to Joseph “V. Gorham, lot and
buildings on Gibson Terrace; Estate
or Mary E. Miler-l to (‘armels Ro-
’. mano. lot and buildings I 13 (Thesi-
nul street. 'l‘nuiee‘s deed.
Lillian S. Abbott in Samuel J.
Stewart. lot and buildings in Fair-
ficld Park: Sarah E. Lane to Paulintl
Schimmorling. lot on Gregory Boule-
vard: Frank J. Crew to James E.
Flynn. two lots on Lorena street;
Mary J. McMahon to Albert P. flirt:-
ler, lot and buildings‘ on Putnam ave—
nue: Thomas Pandelnkis to Sewery
bobkicwlcz and wife. lot and build-
F ank H, Gleason to Frank C.
Cnlvitll to Antoinette leeccerello. lot
LeRoy‘E, “’heeler to Giovanni (‘a'pu-
. lot and buildings in East hor-
Josenhll’olz to Joseph 1“. Hon. land<
_ Continuing,
the Cut Price
Hyatt
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Goods Store—-
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Sale of Silk Stockings
m
SEASONABLEV SliGGESTIONS
' All ’Round the Store
' More of those Stylish Winter Coats
' Comfy Bathrobes for Men, Women and Children
A Big Line of Comfortables—True to the Name
Forest Mills Underwear for Everybody
sc bin; the floor.
W
lF ‘IDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache is sign you have been
eatlng too much meat
When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
it generally means you have been
eating too emuch meat, says a well-
known authority. Meat forms uric
acid which overworks the kidneys in
their ellort to filter it from the blood
and they bemmc 50!" of paralyzed
and leggy. “'heo your kidneys gel
sluggish and clog you must relieve
them, like you rclioe'e your bowels:
removing all the body's urinous wasiea
see you hau'c hackarhe. sick head-
Ings on lsaacs street. 4
Louise hobkiewlcz to sznio Green.
A, TO: 1‘52”” ... "a ;... ‘ >-~ w > ‘ . ‘ , . ' {I undivided half’ol lot and buildings on
“do" «1.1:. A." *.‘ 9‘ 1.; - Q... - Q lsnacs street: Margarci A_ Heifer-an
to Edward G. Huntington. lot and
Shoes Of Refinement '-
For the particular woman.
There is satisfaction in ev -
AND COOPER MAKE of shoes?” Pair of the famous WISE
Every style not on] tits erfe l ’
admiration of other Womezi, P at y but commands the
1.00
Priced 'fi'om $7.50 to $1
\
_ Shop before six.
ELWOOD e (GLOVE
122 WASHINGTON ST.
n
Specials.
....r... lb. 18c
lb 16c
Schultz'e’s Saturday
SHOULDER STEAK ...... . . . . . .
SHOULDER POT ROASTS. . . . -
“B.&B.”POTROASTS.....
PRIMERIBROAST.........f.....'lbl'211'c'al:&322:
FRESHBLATEBEEF...................lb 10c
i5 ggfigvl‘gzkgmnunm... ..... ....lb: PAC
7 SPRINGLAMB.......
RU PSOFVEAL ...... i333:
. SWI T’S'PREMI'U M HAMS
SMOKED SHOULDERS . . . . . . . .
FANCY SWEET POTATOES
..............lb.'40c"
lb. 26c
NATIVE POTATOES . . . . . . . '.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'. 3:32: :2:
Both Markets Close Saturday at 7 p. In. ;
Schultze’s Sanitary Market's.
'_ ANorwalkéfitwth Nomaik
3)
buildings on Courtland place: 11mm
as ll. Parkinson to Peter J. “'aldron.‘
ion on Reservoir avenue: George WA
Kendry to “'illiam Aa‘hbrook and
wire. lot and buildings on Sycamore.
strce ' Stephen Saroal to Alfonso!
Manle‘ilio. two lots in Strawberry
Hill Park.
Mary I. Mc‘fabon to Juliette E.‘
‘Ilelica lot and buildings on Putnam‘
avenue: Mary J. McMahon to Jull~
cite E, Deliee. lot and buildings on
Putnam avenue: Frank l._ Bouion to
Raflacke Arena. 101 and buildings on
River street: Clarissa J. Glover el
als to Rahcle Arena. lot on Beldon
Place.
Harriet Raymond ct ale to Frank
Romano, lot and buildings on Flax
Hill road: Hcmnn C. Drake lo Lydia
S, Doulcns. lot and buildings on St.
John street: William E. Baglcy to
Theo 0. Olsen. lot ,on Gibson Tex-rate:
Mabel B, Thatcher to Henry “C GrP¢~
ory. two and a half acres and build-
ings on Real avenue: Julia S. Sample
to Henry A. Smith. lot and buildings
on Eversley avenue.
flan-v Brunnelle to Kathean L.
Mitchell, lot and buildings at Harbor
View beach: Arthur R. Spencer lo
elen E. C. Nokon,‘ lot and buildings
at Bell Island: Nicholas Masarakos
to linul ‘Voloz. lot and buildings On
No Main street; J. [ruins Dibble
to lreno D, Cometoclt. lot and bulld-+
ings on Springwood avenue: Pilot
mena Venn to John Sizensky and
wife. lot and bull logs on Ridge St.
Jennie G. “'hiee d to Grace H.
Selchow, lot and buildings at Harbor
\‘iewx beach: Henriettm' Friedlauder
to Mary Kern. lot on Danbury road:
Georze H. “’ooley and wife to Theo.
0. Olsen. lot and buildings‘on Gib-
son court: Samuel J. Stewart to
Maria L! DiJacono, lot and buildings
on Meadow street; Fannie Beatty to
Elbert W. MeCluse and wife lot and
buildings on Highland avenue.
Chester E. Coley to Homer L.
Clark. 40 acres and buildings.‘ Nor-
walk and Vi’estport: Estate of Nelson
Taylor to James O'Hara. lot and
buildings at Nos. 1143-15 Clay street
and 20 Franklin street, "trustee's
deed: Patrick H. Cronin iio Annie
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Norwalk .. .
’flm‘e Store
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HELLO! ‘ :
BECKMANN’S GROCERY
Please deliver this order to .. . . , . . . . . .
This is‘what wehear 09» the Telephone every day. I
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avenue: HichaeL Ratchford and We
to Abraham J. Miller and Joseph
Truchinowtca.,lot and buildings at
Nos. 6-8 Main street: Lillian B. St.
John to Frank H. Jamea._ lot and
buildings on New Canaan road.
!Yourdisky. lot and buildings on North
.sore. water scalds and your oblig
ache, diny spells: your stomach
south. tongue is coated. and when
the weaihe is bad you have rhcu—
matic twinges. The urine is cloudy,
lull of sediment, channels often get
In reek rclioi two or three times
during the night.
.Eilhcr consult a good, reliable phy-
sician at once or get from your phar-
macist about four ounces of Jad
Salts; take a tablespoonrul in a glass
or water before breakfast for a few
days and you; kidneys will then act
the. This famous salts is made from
the acid of g and lemon juice.
combined with this, and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate eo‘ugglsh kidneys. also to
neutralize acids in the urines so it
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
dcr weakness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. it is inexpensive. can-
not injure and makes a delightful,
elervescent "this-water drink.
Do Obiects Look “Blurred”
To you? Are you seeing through
a mist? Our glasses will make you
see things normally again' .
TIH A M BR
now.“ was
37‘s antic St...“ semis
we Class at u r. a. may
SPECIALS
. FOR THE WEEK
YubauOod’ee,aib........elio—
“Symmacan $1.05
LiveOaanckwhun3lhl.300
museum-luminous.
.....z...gal.$130;qt.360
hot water on Wednesday. He fell in-
t tbs water while his mother was
tL. EFFRONS
Tel. 441
buildmg’ that new home soon
Com
Overhaulingandle’eb'iag
unenfgtdrlaoe. rel.“
non: norms, Preys.
Rowan st: n. Norwalk
Tel. 44}
If you have any intention of
e Ellie Ava. East Non-walk, Tel. 1320
M
non norms' MCI .
_ is complete.
. '. SPECIAL SALE or
Serge and Silk llnwe. '3
Buy now while 1i» .. m..-
Opcn a chargc .1, . i' w
.-
CHILD ones Faci‘eu‘nua I. C O A L 1’ . W _
TORRJNGTON. Oct. 8.——P t account “I . ‘ , i “
Alexandr”. aged two years. die: :It "0;“ any dfiiver 1-1 at“, 1 HeKrlegel L\L0.
the hospital late yesterday, is the
result. of being scolded in a p'al‘l of 0011mm, ' sail ____
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fill
C II up or call on your bill in “w 1.1;. 1. 1; . Lt'
Charles 'I'. lacDonald r L
Carpenter. Builder and General L.’ _.
32nd
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F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwall‘_
TRUCKING
a I}. TALMADGI
may Tribe to N. Y
A. M. WOOSTER
. am At uw '
In... MM 0... “but Office
Uniforms-M
11‘3““. Mean.
“teeth." in the Sennnel.
LoceIOLongDistanco
PATENTS
Enter A
Auiomohilc
Your
NIERRILL
Business College
Commercial and
Sicnosranhic 91mins
Send for lioolil'l
in Tim}
DAY AND .ViiJi'l‘
SESSION NOW OPEN
“(lut‘
Hood (‘m'ers
Horse Blankei“
A full line just arrived.
A. W. HODGE
MUSIC BALL BLOCK
SOUTH MAIN STREET
J
A
A. arm.
24 Cottaae Streel
Elma A. Von Dwringelo to Marsh-
all»)! Richards. land and buildings
.'.But§awe&
in Vi’est Nor-walk: George’ N. Philcox
to Charles E. Richardson lot and
buildings on Van ndt street: Vic-
toria Kora to S mien Csinky and
wife. lot and buildings on' Modem
.4 street: Millicent 8. non to Annie
L. Beatty..lot and uildings on Scott
street: Albert D. Morgan and wife, to
We are at your service. why any the goods home Tele-
phonsyour order.’itwilibe packed upwith careand d'elivu'ed
direct to your home Without additional charge, . '
Russell E. Mo an and wire, lot and
buildings an avenue. ,
Randolph Perkins and to
RaritiehKinssbnry iot‘ at‘fiarjfi'
vi" ; Carl A. We“
W o. Nadia, lot on m
cuanuocx'e
WORTH MAIN
l‘l-ZOI‘LIZ “"110 I Hi: ‘.\l ll.
arc liol all Ill N SSHI‘IH \xt . " \ i“ ii
'I‘lit‘) are ”1091* “110 mm '
and discflnxinalirm in pi '1. Hz: I
V Supplies. and |)\‘_\' on!) N” u pm},
as are lu‘ulllil‘ul. llllll'llll)l‘." . .‘d on
only nourishing. good food -’n~- in
and body. They can ulwsus 5-" m lul
ll} at Chariiofi‘s markrt win H .o \i-v
once hatprovrn to llmm lllv “.r:
of buying moat ”13.1 is alum” ' '
tender and reliable.
MARKET
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