3
K.
‘Mend Cementisalmostas
.ulttOgetasCoal butwe
“aplentyonhsndatpresent.
i m far as you like.
he a complete line'of Drain
Q‘Sewer Pipe and fittings to be
. Wrylnr:
- ‘41P reasonable prices.
5: gala mechanics. Elem-lou- sp-
RRIS‘O‘?
Don't You Love
hillitation Flowers?
You DO NOT. You may say
e-I‘Oh! What a clever immi-
~ingf
‘hath
tanner precludes the M of m homes is that
» Thatthloihhaohwatfastshedeyagl-oatgovsram
department at Washington through lmpoeitiewupon tho dolly and
weekly press of the country of garbled extracts from a recent Forest
Service report Is also certain.
That the real facts show that in the average elasd franc reel-
dance, lumber and mill work at retail prices do not at the
outside more than «mo-third of tho total cost of the building to also
in”. r .
The American Lumber-man has been gathering some data and
present a. detailed statement of the cost of a. house 24:20. contain-
0m and four closets on the second floor.
The total cost. including the contractor's profit was 85. 464. 98
made up as follows. showing Lumber and Millwork approsnixates 81
percent. . - -
' Panning—2 coats outside: 3 to 4 inside . . . . ............ .$ 25.00
Plastering-455 yards at 80 cents ........ . ............... 444.00 .
Heating furnace ............ ‘ ........ >. . 2 ................ 2.0.00
Plumbing ............................................. 600.00
Carpenter labor at M an hour ............ ~ . 000.00
Electric "hi-"r and fixtures ................. ‘ ........... .. 113.00
Gradi‘lu' "1.: -'xs.'il\'a!ln¢ ............................... . 115.00
Mason w. I cement cellar. sidewalk lid chimney ......... 585.00
H13“ 1 nmi' im has aware ............................... 81.00
Gutter and tin work .................................... 40. 00
Lumber and mlllwork ........ ‘5 .......................... 1,719.00
Oomactor’s liability insurance
Extra dream and profit '
Incidental and Office expense ........................... 712.01
The Hatch 69’ Bailey C0”.
SOUTH NORWAIS. 003:.
Yhstthsmmhaothe Wummpricod‘
r'ooms and a. closet on the tirst floor. with two bed teams. a. ‘
‘ ace of the late John H. Ferris in 1871.
“on’L—but no inspiration is
“honed in your soul. Of
“no not.
TENEW EDISON
"It. Phonograph with a Soul".
‘- this marvelous phonograph
.8 unlike the kind that “im-
“a music”— as real, na-
1. grown flowers are 'from
. immitation paper variety
. ,- purchase at the milliners.
Husic To Be Felt
Must Be Real
CONE—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
Alfred FOX PianOCO.
. Io. Hain St., 80. Norwalk
”p. Congregational Church
C Smith UnderM
wood Remington, all 2
other makes, sold,
rented and repaired.
Rentals. $5 per month.
i
/.
for the New Bride
Angevine Furniture CO.
134-136 WASHINO TON STREET, if“)! TH ‘01!“ ALI»
m: 33$: 12”: 3‘ “In: 3”: is“. $.21;de
We Specialize in Complete Home Ouifits
i
i
' fut-ed to make public.
" Sit-gmuIII-r.
Machines sold at $10
per month.
PLUMMER,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
1}. Feiflieid Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
‘—
m YOU! can
3! hides
Dexter’s Couzh 8!!!!
r. H. BAXTER. Drssshl
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Mice, 1103; House, ev
U WASHINGTON 8T.
Shoes Of Refinement
For the particular woman.
There is satisfaction in every pair of the famous WISE
AND COOPER MAKE of shoes.
Every style not only fits perfectb but commands the
admiration of other women .
Priced from $7. 50 to S11.00
Shop before six.
ELWOOD e CLOVER
122 WASHINGTON ST.
saw nan men's suntomo.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
he and factory wiring, ex-
and merchandise.
wHITE ELECTRIC CO.
134' Washington St.
South Norwalk
ml OUTLET' Store
In ~.WASHINGTON ST.
For a New Fall Hat
0hr Millinery Dept. there's
‘haro you will meet your three-
‘trlends, Style, Quality and
“rate Pilces.
Think Of It l.
Right Here in
Norwalk .
' r’sShOeStore ’
Schultze’s WednesdaySpecials
SHOULDER STEAK ......... . goon:
ROUND STEAK ........... ‘ ...... ....'........ .. 3501b
PLATE CORNED EEEr ....... ...............;....«10clh
BRISKET CORNED BEEP ..... . ..... . ........ 9c lb
NATIVE .......... ..... . 4c1b
CABBAGE
SchultZC’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK so. NORWALK
*l
'_ forfeit ed rights.
2 sown NOR\\'.\I.K
later washoo rinthe-eoalof-
For many years he was a mcmhol or
the. hardware firm of Wattle I: Dow.
He has always been concerned in his
citys' welfare. in 1918 he was elect.
ad to the tantalum-e and made a
good record while there. His ro-
nomination is an endorsement of his
achievements.
‘ He is a member of the Congrega-
tional church. He belongs to Old
Well lodge. No 108 F. t A. at. is
a. [Royal Knight Templar and a
Bhrlner He in a member of the South
Norwalk Club 'and the lschoda cluh.
FORESTERS OPEN
THEIR ANNUAL FAIR
(Continued from Page One.)
o
one at neutral booths.
Frank Kloutch has charge of o?
booth; Harry Miller and Ralph Co
\Viison had the sugar booth. Miss
l'hlnnie Casey. Mrs. l.uc\ Schlilt. Mrs.
Mary Kilduff. Mrs. ih-llu Dunnin‘.
Miss Veronica Mason and Mrs. Grace
Cunningham presided over the fancy
booth. Ralph Crabbe was at the
door.
In one corner of the hall surround-
ed by a. canvas canopy Win a ”myster-
ious" fortunatellcr. whose name the
committee in charge of the affair ro-
‘Tis said by
those who crossed the ps-lm of (rc-
gypsy that she-can look into the fu-
ture and tell events which :li'e- to come
to pan i‘ the next few years.
The committee in charge -0I' the
fair which will continue for the rest
of the week consists of: Thomas l“.
Dowd. chairman. Mrs. George Voila.
Charles ‘A. Daria and Mrs. Georgi-
WILLIAM N FOR
REP ESENTATIVE
(Continued from “Page one)
Town (‘ierk Stephen ii. Hoyt in a
low wc-llchOM-n rr-mzlrks prose-Mn!
the mime of Mr “‘illiumson for llw
nomingllon of "lfif‘t‘fi'ulllllll‘tfi. 'i‘he
(Miro- flown committee unanimously
seconded the nomination. 'i‘lwn- im-
'ing no other names prrm-ml-«i to the
convcnfion. the levers-lain wu- author-
izmi to cast om- hullof for Mr. \\’il~
linmson.
Hutchinson-m, ancient and
presided mer the candy heath: C. A. ’
\
\
“-DANDERINE",
Stops Hair Coming Out:
Doubles Its Beauty.
nominated for
John H. Sci-
'i‘lw following “‘1‘"-
Jusilccs of the [N’Hi't‘L
Icck. llr. Harry ll. Hanson; G Fir-«i
trick Slurk 11nd indium] .\l.lll1kin-
son.
The caucus then adjourned. after
hitting hm n in session only four min-l
mes “lllch la lw-Iiuui to he ruord‘
time for Ill“ such muting 1-\H" held
in this state -
The caucus ll'illicnlv _s a large lte pub- .
llcan majority at the polls on .\'0\em-v
be r 2. . r ;
Attorney (‘lmrh-s ‘i-t. “'illiamson 1
prt-‘nni hint: senator from the 26th:
St naioriai lllstrhl. n as nominated for
sum- rqpren nl; Iliu- last night at ihei
town cluu‘us h-lql in Dilrlcn. .
.\ir. \\‘illiamaon was cloned reprr-n-l
cntnlive on thr- rrpuhllcan ticket in'
lluric-n l" Isms. During his first term
in the state lrulslnturc. he served us
and was again made 11 member of the
cdmmlflm- on hunks. His third t-leco
lion cnmc in l9” and he acne-d this
term as :1 mrmlwr of the judiciary
committee. om- of the most imponant
of legislative commiiieca In 1916.
Mr. “'iiillunson rns elector? suite sen-
ator in: 11 large majority. lluring' his
stay in the senate. ‘he was made 'chair-
man bf the commute. on humane- in-
alitutions and committee on forfeited
rights. In HHS was elected senator
again and servrd on the calamities» on
Mr. \Viilia‘mson is
still sening his term in office which
‘ ends Junuan l. l92l.
', | Mr \Villlumaon is a member of no
law firm of llowu-a and- \Villiamson.
1025 (‘nnnon street. Bridgeport. Ho
. is a graduate of the New York Law,
* School and.
I graduated from the South
. High
during his early days.
Norwaik
School. Mr. “'iiliamaon is":
man of ability and whose experience
in the legislature has made well fitted
for any state political office.
METHODIST
EPISOOPAL CHI'RC‘H NOTES
Tomorrow evening there will be an
: ,October Rally SocialJn the lecture
room of the South Nor-walk Method-
ist Episcopal Church at 8 o'clock. A
program of interest has been proper-
ed.. The spirit of good fellowship will
HELLO!
‘ . BECKMANN’S GROCERY
Pleasedelivertliis orderto ... .. . . . . . . . . . . .
This is what we hear over the Telephone every day.
We are at your service. why carry the goods homo. 'relo-
phone your order, it will be Md up with csro’and delivered
, direct to your home without additional chute. ,
Getthehabit ofordcringhereandnotethesavilclm
derive.
, . ...M:.
, .
prexall. Refreshments will be served.
A good time is anticipated. All mem-
bers and friends of the church are in-
v.tcd
The Mid “’eek service will be held
on Thursday evening at 7. 45.0 'clock.
This will be a Mid Week Rain night.
Mrs. Harry nrsdbur) and Mrs. Eu-
gene Sanderson will have charge of
the Junior League meeting on Friday
afternoon immediately after achooi.
All parents who liaise dillaren from
seven to fifteen Tears of ‘s_go ore ,
vited to send them to this 'intereati’ht
meeting.
Arrangements for the winter 19cm"
course are about confided and tho
announcement 'of factor-era will .be'
made within a week. It promises a
speeiil and more varied treat this
ifs-hi {hon hit. ‘ "
‘ imam
L
chairman of Illi' committee on banks.|
In lain. he was again elected to officel
Ail-
you
Danderine.”
harlot-Tine"
can not find a fallen hair or any dand-
ruiI. beside. mer) hair shows new
life. vigor brightness more color 1nd
thickness. ,
A low celll~ bu}s‘
or an application of
GOTTLIEB’S
MEN’S and BOYS’
CLOTHING
Pull Line of Ken‘s and Boys’
Clothing.
Back to normal prices.
.—
. -—Norwalk'slieadingDryGoodsStOre—
WE CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
OUR NEW WINTER COATS
Constant additions keep this line complete, and those wishino to
see the very Latest Models are sure to find them here.
MORE OF THOSE PLAID DRESS SKIRTS
-‘ That are now so popular, particularly among the younger set. Be
sure to see them.
OUR STOCK OF ‘SWEATERS IS THE BEST EV ER
I 1
\
COAL
l wOnacoountofshortagcofcoal
‘ canonlydolivsrl-Z ton,1-4
tonand
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St. E. Nor-walk
Tel. 441 Tel. 441
If you have any intention of
building that new home won
Call up or call on
/ Charles '1'. would
Carpenter. Builder and General
COIN m. o
6 Edllo Ave., East Nor-walk, Tel. 1320
W. _ . .
1'10“ BROW' MOI
Overhaulingsndtopah'hu
IIMOI'dPlaoe. Tel.“
nous 330m PM
fl
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwail
LocalCLongDistancc
TRUCKING
Are Your Eyes Fellini: You?
normal vision.
THAMER
pupae-«M's
SifAtlanBcSt.‘ Stanfield
:‘WOMISGP.I.Ds-ily
, Thamer's glasses will give you
s. L‘. TALMAISGI
Daily Trips to...N. Y
A. anOos'ri-zn
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PATENTS
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l H.Krieger&CO.
SPECIAL SALE op
Serge and Silk Dress. .-
Buy now while the awn‘tu» l.‘
is complete.
Open a charge account .. 2H.-
your bill in \s ctkly pay me 1.. ‘
a .....4
32nd Year
MERRILL
Business College
Commercial and
Stcnozranhic Studies
Send for Booklet
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DAY ANDN VIGHT l
SESSION NOW OPEN ,.
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Automobile Robes
Hood Covers
Horse Blankelc
A full line just arrived.
___’.__4_.
A. W. HODGE
music HALL BLOCK
scum tum STREET
PnrellewOrlaans
A.STULL
lolsssss, .
gal. $130; qt. 350
“ PI‘JOI’LI". \\ Ill) l.l\l2 \\l;|.ll
' IP13 not all llt‘l'l HS. "ll_\ \\‘- :ll“1_\ pl uplr
F‘, SPI H E:K They are “my “ho HM' Jlilfllll'l"
R. E ‘VE and dim‘lillliilnlion in purchasing ‘00.!
supplies. and buy only such pl‘Odlh --1
m I ‘50 as are healthful nullitious v \d 'plop-
my“: MOM”! 2:: ..... ... elly nourishing. good food :Ior (bl‘qui;
' fl .1 and body. Till)” c .m alums m n I
“U: M Bnm‘ . . . . .Ih- $1.“ ii at Charnok‘s market w=l1¢ c Mplrcl .1
' ' 30° ence has mount to ilum the u u U-
{'3‘ . of buxing meal that is iHl‘ \.~ 111 4.
CLIFFORD
' lender and reliable.
‘ ~ copra lulu eraser
cuaauocx's MARKET
NORTH MKIN STREET
norwaraasom “i
Regular. monsoon.
Epsom—rumow #800
mmwmm
PHARMACY
PHONE 1532
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