PORTLAND , CEMENT 0’ W Cement is union as .ulttogetascoalbutwo a“ plenty on hand at present. “as far as you like. ‘ ‘0 a complete line of Drain ,mwer ripe and fittings to be “i at reasonable prices. film: -hnitation Flowers? You DO NOT. You may say c—F‘Oh! What a clever inimi- ‘i’hatthogssaraisahilehastho W that‘tha prices! ,mmmmuwummnom. Thatthlsldsabiupmmybyammf dopaMatWthrsughimaasitioaupsnthodaiiyasd Service report Is also certain. ‘ , . , a . That the real facts show that in tho average ainod framo reel- deuce, lumber and mill work at retail prices do not moment, at the outside more than one-thi of the total cost of the building Is also true. - The American Lumber-man has been gather-i! some data. and presents a. detailed statement or the cost of a house 24:28. contain- ing tour rooms and a closet on the first floor. with two bed rooms, a. bath room and four closets on the second floor. The total cost. including the contractor's profit was $5,454.98 made up as follows. showing Lumber and Millwork appromixates 31 percent. ~ m Painting—2 coats outside: 8 to 4 inside ................... 3 315.00 Phsterlng—ooo yards‘at 80 cents ........................ 444.00 Heating furnace ....................................... 200.00 Plumbing .............................................. 5.0.00 ‘ Carpenter labor at 81 an hour .......................... 000.00_ Electric wiring and fixtures ...... : ...... ' ............... . 118.00 Gradlnzr "ml "squatting . .' .................. ‘ .......... 115.00 Mason \ u . cement cellar. sidewalk and chimncy' ......... 538.00 Hoax :n-r ' im hardware ............. ‘ .................. 81.00 Gutter .iild :in work .................................... 40.00 Lumber and millwork ................................... 1,710.00 Contractor’s liability insurance Extra «insane and profit - Incidental and Oilice expense ........................... 712.03 -0 The Hatch 65' Bailey Co. sou'm NORWAII. 008:. - How the‘CostV of a‘Buildinzy‘ h Is Distribu' '7 ted ~ wooklypreasef’thoesush-ysfnarbledoxtgaotsfremaroeent Forest . . There was considerably more discus- Carpentler-levinsky affair the day after the bout than. in ‘ This was due entirely to the peculiar per-s formance of Battling Levinsky from the beginning of the first round up‘to thetime in the fourth round that he slon anent the the week’prece‘ding the event. tumbled through the ropes'in a hen tral corner and was counted but by the referee; If Levlnsky exerted himself to the best of his ability in that contest then he has assuredly reached the end of hi! Pugillstic rope and should formal-,_ ly retire from the ring. But if Levinsky. for reasons not nown, did not put forth oris. it becomes a matter calling for rigid investigation by the Jersey and also the New York Commission. the generally his best e Boxing Commission of New which issued a license card to Battier. Levinsky never has been a hard ‘hit- was doubtless what impelled Carpentier to stick out his chin in the third round to shoot at the mark . liut Lewinsky has par His ring genemlship has ter. and knowledge of this fact as an invitation to the Rattler nlways_ been a defensive fighter excellence. “on”—but no inspiration is mixed in your soul. ,Of “so not. .TieNEW EDISON 'llio Phonograph with a Soul" nil-marvelous phonograph h- unlike the kind that “im- s music”—as real, na- h grown flowers are from & immitation paper variety ’ purchase at the milliners. Music To Be Pelt Must Be Real salesman-N T0 THE NEW EDISON "Alfred Fox PianoCo. .30. Main 8t., So. Norwallr ' Schultze’s Friday Fish’ Specials. GREEN BLUE FISH .1". ...... 38c lb. HDCK ISLAND SWORD FISH .........m 3221b FRESHMACKEREL...................... lb STEAKCOD ..... oosoeaoososeesssossoflao‘...22c lb STEAK HALIBUT ......... . . . . ............ 38¢ lb NATIVE SNAPPER BLUES . . . . .... ..-.-... 22c lb BU'erER FISH .ooeaooossosoassoooi oo.szseeaooe' 2% lb BOSTON BLUES 2Vsc lb FLAT FISH .o.-oo.ooosooo-ooovomomoa-vsulu 1% lb HADDOOK nnnnnnn oosoooooooooosooeo’osasaoossasoos‘ 1091b THE BEST BRANDS OF CANNED FISH. Schultze’s Sanitary Markets N ORVVALK SO. N ORWALK --,----- ......................... shown inle- rcmurkable ability punishment. 'l‘hcsc- run k. his form of recent years. (‘srpcntler Hank-st Hitter. Lewinsky after llli‘ that Cnrpenlier hit him harder than he mcr before had lu-cn punched. and that he was unable to withstand the blows. He added that he was not hit so hard by Dempsey in lflis us he was by the Frenchman last‘Tuvsdu)‘ anlll‘. Lewinsky seems to forget lhni he was knocked unconcsious by Dempsey in the third round of- thvir bout. and that ”p. Congregational Church L. C. Smith. Uhder- wood, Remington, all other makes, sold. rented and repaired. Rentals, $5 per month. Machines sold at $10 per month. - - PLUMMER, "PEWRITER EXCHANGE, of. “mold Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. muronoomfi 3! hull ’laxter’s Couch Syria 1— i Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes . For All Outdoor Activities and Indoor Festivities Made to it and wear right, of the best quality in work- manship. and flutes-hi. r . _- . Infants footwear in many styles. Shop before six. ELWOOD e CLOVER 122 WASHINGTON. ST. he was not unconscious at any time during his contest with Cnrpcntlcr. in fact. .ictions later the iinal blow in the fourth round created the impression that the Battier was not seriously hurt. It was the matter of defensive work that caused the greaiv-st. sthbrlse ihom- familiar with in vinflcy's (action. He seemed to have forgotten how to move out of range. block. parry. side- , step or duck. in all of which particu- lars he is proficient. in fact. he acted like a man who expected to be t on the jaw and was anxious to the the ceremony ended as soon as possible. ‘The vaunted speed of the French- man was conspicuous by its absence. ' His boxing also was rugged and he acted like in. man who felt ‘he was not in danger and could nfiord to take chances. lie pranced about the ring. I. n. BAXTER. 1)th 'lth relaxedruurd. swinging right and ”—g or David W. Raymond UNDERTAKER Mice, 1103; House. 0” .u wasmflhron or. III lisp MEN's BUILDINU ‘2‘: HECTRIC LIGHTING an and factory wiring, ax. ’3 mechanics. Electrical. sp- and merchandise ll ELECTRIC CO. 134 Washington St. 450 South Norwalk In. OUTLET Store .WASHINGTON 81‘. r [ ' HELLO! BECKMANN’S GROCERY Please deliver this order to ..... . . .. . . . . . . . This is what we hear over the Telephone. every day. - We are at your service. why carry the goods home. 'l‘ele- phone your order, it will be packed up with care and delivered direct to your home without additiolial charge. . Get the habit of ordering hero and note the savings you derive. s will A. T. Beckmann 69’ Co... Inc. 83 Washington St. Phone 1405 left at Lewinsky. missing with great frequency and iv-nvin‘r openings that the llatticr could hardly have failed to take advantage of had he cared to. From all points of View it was a most peculiar bout and deserves the close scrutiny of the boxing authori- ties of the Slflll‘l of New York and New Jersey. l'mlcr the circumstances the Amer- ican public will hardly accept i‘arpeu- tier n northy opponent of Dempsey. and the Frenchman will be compelled to submit to a genuine test before any State in the l‘nion will consent to the staging of a match betwccn the Frenchman and the world's cham- pion. ‘ Oppum-nh for Frenchman. (‘urpcniier should be asked to meet llili llrcnnnn. Bill)’ Miske. or. at least Mike ()‘llowd before seeking a match for the, world's title. Any one of the trio mentioned would extend the l-‘n-nclimun'und compel him to show his real class. Incidentally Carpentier was guilty of discouriesy to the former middle. weight champion. O'Dowd Was among those introduced from the ring- and. following dustom. he shook hands with Mgflnsky and then went to (.‘arpeniier’s corner and proferred his hand. The Frenchman ignored O'Dowd. who smiled and walked away. Carpentier‘a only reason for For a New Fall Hat our Millinery Dept. there's , you will meet your three 7 trieuds, Style, Quality and ‘ - Prices. Think of It !; .alk-Overs Right Herein”- - Norwalk .LsSboe'Store .mmowi- . ' i; k Auto Painting Co. -— Reliable ‘l '. WEEK. _ END. SPECIALS Jame. So many of us promise ourselves to save—41nd then inn it 03. it s never too, soon to begin. Todayl That’s when. Buy your supplies at Van Dyk’s today-—and you’ve started sailing. 3 (room 5nd 8am: only) ._ .- 50c Denggtoxrea - - - - --‘-'2 pkgs‘Slci. sse Delighto Cofiee - - .- 7 same-see." Pure Gocoa -..‘- - -l- - outta 21c lb. w“. "1 4 reeantment against O‘Dowd Is that the latter while holding the middle- weight title frequently challenged the Frenchman. Carpentior seems to have taken this as an alfront, and there- fore has crowed O'Dowd oi! his visit- ing list. O'Dowd's record is in all respect!“ good as that of the Frenchm‘n. \Vhlle L‘arpentler was..up in the air during the war. O’Dowd was in the trenches. and the latter never has refused ‘0 meet a worthy challenger ln‘he flux. O'Dowd could be depended on to test the Frenchman m Michael is a. born 39d in the bargain. ost thoroughly. for lighter and is imp been of the iirst order and he hu to assimi- qualitieu have enabled him to outpoint some of the best heavyweights in the ring and filth]:‘liinixr‘yxlgz:fqt‘l’ii:m;lu Algerian: games '“h sbme tadms ‘VTJ‘SI::C ‘ . wou e "l“ \‘lt‘lory over Jack Dillon. when from 45‘55 pounds e a Oct- the Hoosier heurcat was at his best '0 Mk a game for Saturd y' was a notable uchievmm-nl and stamp- , ed Li-vinsk)‘ as a honor of the first 0'40“ eleien. In View of his past deeds in the walk. ' -— rlng his performance against (‘urpcn- I I hers tier was so inferior in all H‘Sth‘tD as Pmtm Y Cb" "d 0% to amount to a complete reversal of encounter ex- plulned his quick defeat by declaring close study of lxvinsky's I to- colorings. MOHEGAN JRS. CHALLENGE bailAeam, would like to book some ober 16th with some fast local or out- Answer to Frank Lombardi. .12 Laura street,'South Nor. The beginning of school coughs an. colds to many children. At the first sign of a cold it is well to give a child a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar Command. that safe. reliable cough medicine. Mrs. J. amuilmers. 246 Autum 8L. Pasaaic. N. J.. writes: “Foley‘s Honey Tar certainly is the best comb and cold remedy I ever tried for my little boy.” Children like it. Good for coughs. erode. whoop in; cough, hay fever and asthma. Stilton. Powell Com GOTTLIEB’S l i MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING Full Line of Ken's and Boys’ Clothing. m'eo normal prices. 1 i3tol4lnohes 1. Normal Bead- ingDistanoa' - Do you feel like pushing your paper farther from your eyes in order to see with comfort. if you do. .‘-'ou ‘need a pair of THAMER‘S glasses. THAMER "‘l‘be buddy: [lass-3' ' W‘Atlanfichn-Stalntogd >Yomosoater.l.vaily SPECIALS FORTH!) WEEK Tuban,00n‘oe,alb........4§: Mam. ,aean......$1.05 ”inhumane” Pure new Orleanslolassos, « gal. $130; qt. 35¢ d I A. STULL .7 >124 Cottage ,, Street Bastlorwulk The Mohegan Juniors, a fast foot- \ —-Norwalk's.Leadmg‘v "" Dry Goods Store—— Stunning ‘Sport‘ Stockings 'A new line for Men, women and Children. with a wide choice of IA SALE or OUTING FLANNEL ~ In plain white and a bewildering array of striped effects. DON’T MISS THE REMNANT' SALE Plain colors and a variety of pretty plaids, in from 4 to Gym-d lengths, at much less than regular prices. WINTER UNDERWEAR son ALL THE FAMILX \ Hyatt \ “WV“. mummem“. \ ‘ ‘ V \\\‘~ \\ \.<‘.- 5‘“. "h“ u l COAL tonand Tel. 2.41 Tel. 44 ,Onaooountotahertagoofcoal ‘ weeanonly deliver 1.2 ton.1-4 bushels. L. EFFRON __ 3 Rowan St” E. Norwalk . H.Krieger&Co. SPECIAL SALE or Serge and Silk Dress-E Buy now while the awcrlnn m. l . building that new home soon Call up or call on Charles '1'. IacDonald Carpenter. Builder Contractor. If you have any intention of and Generar s can. Av... East Main)», tel. 1320 W is complete. Open a charge account. s. in. your bill in weekly .paynu ut- 32nd Year l nous norms omen Overhaulingaadlopairiu ummraoe. retell. ’I'IORI 330m Props. MERRILL Business College Commercial and fl Stenozraohic Studies JOB. PRINTING ‘ F. s. LYON *- Send for Booklet Enter Any Time DAY AND NIGHT j -South Nowell ' TRUCKING s. LrTALMADGE Dafly Trips a. N. Y: LocalfiLOngDistsnci SESSION NOW OPEN ,. v Automobile Robes, Hood Covers Horse Blankets A full line just arrived. ’ amaruw tat-must batons. PATENTS Cull-Washed. tilIu-hfl. mm 1 A. W.,HODGE mo HALI- BLOCK 80m sum STREET Advertiao in tho leaunol. 9:. '- Giving and Getting "roe-t no main" sEcneranv wutson's WASHINGTON. Oct. Asses. Williamson W ‘ will. a Secretary of Labor Wilsonfidisd no ' Hrs. Wilsu has'beea an invalid fortea nus is o resolute. nni‘m”d I: in Mica ’m'm' hut. in 1883 _ l ,1... WIFE Dias ( a. ”mm“; mm” . Imam ~— . _ x .1 ' '1' and body. ‘ of buying meat that is alums h" ‘ --, sour" stun a‘rnzer PEOPLE “1") LIVE \\l‘l.h are not all necessarily wealthy pl‘clll' They are those who use judgv'rn 1‘ and discrimination in purchasing food supplies. and buy only such prod» .. as are healthful. nutritious and rum» crly nourishing“ good food for .bva-i They can always be found at Charnok's market where “Ni" once has provcn to them the wwln \ tender and reliable. CHARNOCK’S MARKET I. B. 1%. Ann, 50. Nut-walk Tcl. 583-3. norwamaom ' . aqua ego. taco snout—rowan!» $2.00, N (31.11351) HARMACY ”0".” ' RD P PHONE 1532
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