far as you like.
reachable prices.
:fiitation Flowers?
{ ' . ed
not.
ENEW EDISON
music ”—113
Music To Be Felt
lust Be Real
noun—Lrsmu in run
mew nmson
nar-
W Cement is almost] as
t to get as Coal but we
jilenty on hand at present.
3 .
* a complete line of Drain
r Pipe and fittings to be
Ion DO NOT. You may say
0-5th What a clever immi-
tut” ———but no inspiration is
in your soul. Of
. For All Outdoor Activities and Indoor
A “ Phonograph with a Soul"
“1! marvelous phonograph
O unlike the kind that “im-
real, no-
u grown flowers are from
, imputation paper variety
,- purchase at the millinorsr
Aired Fox PianoC o.
How the Cost of a Building Is Distributed
Thatthegeneralpublie hostile impression that the priced,
mmmmawummuem , _
Thetthlaid-hasheentahsaeduasustiybyagrestgevernment,
W at Washington through imposition upon the daily and ,
weekly press of the country of garbled extracts from a recent Forest
Service report is also certain.
That the real facts show thit in the average sized ,frsrne reel.
denoeflb‘ihber and mill work at retell prices do not represent, at the
outside more than one-third of the total. cost of tho building is also
true. H”
The American Lumberman has been goth 3 some do and
presents a. detailed statement of tho/dost of a house 24:20. tain-
. lng 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 profit was ts. 454. 9: ,
made up as follows, showing Lumber and Mlllwork .appromixates 31 ,
percent.
Painting—2 coats outside: a to 4 inside .......... . . . . .8 215. 00
flattering—4555 yards at 80 cents ........... ' ............. 444.00
Heatingi‘urnace..... ........ ...1" ........... . .. 200.00«
Plumbing ...... ' ........ ................ . ...... 500.00
Carpontcrlnbordt’lanhour ........... 500.00
Elects-it winingandflxtnres.........,...... ......... ... . 118.00
Grain“; and cxcnvating .......... ‘115.00
p Mason 1 , ,t‘mi‘nt collar, sidewalk and chimney ........ . 535.00
‘ Hear am im hardware ........................... ,. . . . 81.00 ’
Gutter and 'in work .................................... 40.00
Lumber and millwork ............ . . . . . . ......... . . ..... 1,4 '10 .00
Contractor's liability insurance
Extra draynze and profit .
. Incidental and Oilloe expense ......................... . 712. .3
Jr
SOUTH NOBWLLK. 003:.
Crabbet Breaks ' World's
Mark in 300 Mile Test.
4......
CONCORD. N. B. Oct. 15. ~Crabbet.
chestnu gelding and one of the
registered abs from the stables of
W. R. Brown of Berlin. N. 11., contrib-
uted yesterday the most spectacular
feat in the 300 mile cavalry endur-
ance test, covering the sixty miles
from White River Junction, \’t., to
{a point Just outside the flinch line
lnthls city in eight hours flat. Ofloials
who are judging the work of th
horse said
for the distance.
other Aral). until that
withdrawn yesterday.
Because of the rules which do not
permit a horse to finish a day's ride
horse was
bet was held outside the city for an
the line by Mlle. Dansle and Bunkio.
two grade thoroughbreds from the
army remount service, which. as on
previous “days. came in together ahead
of the rest of the field, and by Rus-
tem Bey. Mr.. Brown's moesbred
chestnut/gelding Hoscowa and David
Crate. resin thoroughbreds n.1-
lowedOr‘abbet 'and all the restpf
Boys; and Girls’ Shoes
Festivities
Made to fit and wear right, of the best quality in work-
manship and material.
Infants footwear in many styles.
-. .a 4.....11
. a
Shop before six.
ELWOOD 89° GLOVER
122 WASHINGTON ST.
contest finished well inside the time
in t
Three horses however were dis-
qualified alter being examined here
officials explaining that they 11p
rather tired. They were S.
and Gold'sn‘Glow. registered Morgans,
and Rnflx, a registered Arab.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY .
Y. M; C. A. NOTES
(Continued from Page One.)
State Oidcr Iloys‘ l‘onfcrcnoc
Falrficld County has iK‘f‘ll uskcddo
send a delegation of fifty oldcr boys
to the State iloys' (‘onfm-cncc to he
held at Hartford on Uclolwr 22ml to
24th.- Bcsldcs the usual attractions of
this gathering which is the fist moot-
lng of this Conference. the fact that
per month.
PLUMMER,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
‘ 1. ”flield Ave. .,
mien roan com
3y. Taking
”let’s Cough 8m.
.. lo. lain St, 80. Norwalk
fl. Congregational Church
1 ..
--:, . J L.
L C Smith, der-
wood, Remingto, all
othex makes. sold,
muted and repaired.
antals $5 per month.
Machines sold at $10
Bridgeport, Conn.
'd W. Raymond
, UNDERTAKER
Mice, 1103; House, 6”
as U "ACHINGTON 8T.
2" nee mews sunnmn
HECTRIC LIGHTING
mechanics.
and merchandise.
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
’ 134451;)Vashinzton St.
on
So 111.111v of 11s promise ourselves to save—and then put it OE.
It s never too soon to begin. Today! That’ s when. Buy you 5
supplies at Van I)\kstoday—a11d vou’ ve started saving.
WEEK END SPECIALS
(Friday andfisturday only) .
50c Delighto Tea - - - - — -‘ . 2' pkgs 51c
38c Delighto Coifee - - a 2 lbs- 59c
Pure Cocoa - - - cut to 21¢ lb.
James Van Dyk = C0.
tlw (‘onl'vrcng‘ to he held in Hurt—
ford main-s attendance doubly (ls-sir-
ahlo. ilvsidca the mom sot-inns lvusin-
can of the confercncc ’svssions. Satur-
day uricrnood‘wlll he giwn ow? to rc-
crcation which will lnvludc trips to
the many pointer of inicrcsl in and
about Hartford. including the» Capital
is was s world's record
The horse was rid-
den by Jack Frets, a lamous bronchi)
buster, who had riaen Sargon. an-
ahead of a specified time limit. Crab-
hour and actually was preceded along
the sineen mounts remaining in the
, will
colorings.
an;
-—Norwalk’s Leading ory Goods Store—
Stunmng Spert Stockings
'A new line for Men,WVomen and Children, with a wide 0110109 of
A 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 6~yanl
lengths, at much less than regular prices.
11
WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR ALL r111: ’FAMILY
acccptcd the invitation of the Bethcl
Y. M. C. A. on October 30111. It is
expected that most of the towns in the
(‘ounts will be rcprcscnled by admin
of athletes. The Meet will be for boys
between the ago: of 12 and 18. There
be two classes; one for boys
Weighing 115 pounds and the other
for boys weighing 115 pounds and
own". Thc 9'i‘lli8 will include dashes.
jumps. potato race. tug of war. ob-
stacic 111cc. and relay race. It is plan-
m-d to have the contestants come in
time for a picnic lunch at 11:10. The
truck cumin will lwgin promptly at
1:3". Full details with regard to Q!“-
meet 11nd entry blanks are being
placed in tho hands of the leaders 0'!
lhc hoys' groups throughout thc Coun-
ty. individual lmdgc prizes are to be
given and :1 bmnicr will be aflrdcd
to the (‘ munily winning the high-
o-nt total mimlwr of‘polnis in the mcct.
Income Tax on the
World’s Series Shares
About l25-bailplayers sharing in
Building and the 'l‘ruvclrr's 111-“ low-
rr. Erhnrdl Hartman. of llldgui’ii-ld. i
will he .1 nominee for tho write or.’
Secretary of the Conic-1o 11cc. Runs-l
lrntions urc alrcady coming in. The:
registrations must be in not [11h r lb 111
Monday. October lsth. As lhc (lilo i
gates will be giun lrcc . 11t114:1ll1mcnt
in the host henna of ii. ntforul and hi
huiiquct will be flunlnm-i frcc to rat-3
ulur regime-Nd dolomite-s 21nd the uni: g
expense conncctcd “1th tho Confer-
ence‘- will be the registration for and
that ncccssurs transportation cost. i
Trumbull Y 31.1‘. A. Owning Night;
'l‘lw Trum lit" Y M. C. A 81‘0an
met for 11 501 session on inst \V canes- 1
(ill\ t‘\e‘l|il'ill. .\Il. lllcrcc of tho
ltridgx port Y. M. C. A. gave a. V'cry
pleasant t-znlo-rlnlunnnt consisting or;
some readings and songs. llc also
lcd the audience in some mass sing.
ing. The County Sedition". 1-2. l.. Sox-
on was present and spoke of the out-
ook of the your for the County and
in particular of ”11- cntcrmlnmcnt
course. thc Older lloys' Slate Confor-
cncc. and tho County ’l‘rack Mrct.
Mr‘. Fitch tlu- leader or the groups
conducted 11 lwriod of games.
llctiu-l High Y. .‘i. (‘. A. Organised.
Ni'nriy all the high school boys of
Bethe! met in the Community House
21 NORTH MAIN STREET.
. and factory wiring, ex.
Electrical op
South Norwalk
OUTLET Store
WASHINGTON ST.
For a New-Fall Hat
fir Millinery Dept. there‘s
'yod will meet your three
{ .1riendsr-Style- Quality and
to Price's. .
U EOTTLIEB’S ~
’S and BOYS"
CLOTHING
Lineoflten’s’sndBoys
* ,x - SOUTH NORWALK
Shoes for Men‘
Dress Shoes of Rich Mahogany Calf on a
Medium English Last.
Blucher pattern, round toe shoe 0: soft black kid with
rubber heell- . ill-l“- '
Compare these with anything you have soon, then NOTICE
THE PRICE. .. .1“
$1 0. 00 \
CONNEALLY o BRACKEN
SHOP BEFORE SIX
.OotoSer 11th.
last Thursday evening to consider the
organisation of a high school Y. MSG.
A. After a rcvicw of the activities of
last year and the presentation of a
possible program for this Year's work
hthhc County Sccrclary it was voted
to organize. Tho-y elected officers
with the following results:
President ~- Herbert Torry
‘ . Vicc i‘l‘csidcl‘li - Philip Kyit‘
Scorclary _. Nelson Smith
Treasurer ~— Raymond Rapp
A committee was appointed to for-
mulatc a constitution and byvlan's and
to pnsent a program for the next
:ihnw months at the next meeting of
lthe llethtl High School Y. M. C A.
which “ill be hold Thoreau) inching.
lot-toner 2111C A \en interesting perl.
od of games was enjoyed. A Commit-
‘tcc of the boys furnished ver) de-
lightful rcfrcshm ts. It is expected
that a man from,‘ ah one be present
as speaker at the next meeting or the
Y M. C. A. t8 speak Satire topic
“Playing the Game Urdu.” '
‘in i‘umlshlng information as to the
the reicipts from the \‘l'mld’s Series
names will pay an income tax tmNew
York State.
These men are coming money for
-personai senlccs win-n they are paid
for the games pla‘yed in Brooi‘b'n
in addition to he Cleveland and
Brooklyn players the runners- -up and
third position teams the “'hitc Sax
land Yankees in the American
and the Giants and Cuba in
the Na aliens! Loans are taxable. e
John E Bruce. Secretary of the Na-
tlonnl Commission. has assured Marl:
Graves. Director of the New York in-
come Tax Bureau. of his cooperation
paxmenis cmerlng the games played
in New link Slate. Not only will
tho players who live- in New York
State be taxed but those who reside
in other Slates as well.
These are nonresidenls who are
rendering personal services in New
York, and the National Commission
will take out from their checks an
amount sumcientto pay the tax when-
ever their shame are greater than
their personal .cremptlons.
___________.._I__.._.
“LIFER RELEASES
WILD PHEASANT
Dave Hall. of Moundsville. Va.
"liter" knows what it means to be
shut in a cage. So when a wild
pheasa t flew into the prison green-
house. he refused to pen it up. but
liberated the bird with a note tied to
its leg "Released from the‘ “fest
Virginia penilentisry.’ The pheasant
returned two days later.
18 to 14 Inches Is Normal Reed-
ing Distance 1
Do you feel like pushing your
paper farther from your eyes in
order to see will: comfort. it you do.
you need a pair of THAMER'S
glasses.
THAMER
Young Men's Sunday [or \‘csflosrn
., And Mid l
Newtown is- planning a general
l'nion meeting on Sunday ensuing.
87AtienticSt...
Wemudr.l.Daily
I
11111th of thoCounLv Y. M. C. A. have9
COAL
O
Onsoceuntot otocal
weoanonlydeiiverl M14
mam
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St. E. Norwslk
Tel. 4_41 ' Tel. 441
If you have any intention of
budding that new home soon
up or call on
Charles '1'. W
Carpenter. Builder and General
Contractor.
I Edits Av... Slot Norwaik ‘I’oi. 132.
W—
-.
A__
1 non: norms ' one" on
Overhaulinrandlepeinng .
‘11 Banter-d Place. ‘l‘el. sac.
T1038 330m Props.
F
F. s. LYON
JOBfPRINTING
South New“
H.Krieger&Co.
130ml. SALE or
Serge and Silk Dresses
Buy now While U10 unmrinnnl
is complete.
Open a charge .11‘111‘1111.M:|'c
your bill in 11 willy p.) 11111.1",
~r=¢
32nd Year
MERRILL ,
Business College
Commercial and l
Stenosraphic Studies
Send for Booklet
Enter Any Time
DAY AND 11 111' l
SESSION Now 0111‘. ,
LocalQLong Distanco
TRUCKING
Automobile Robes
3.1:. TALMADGE
Daily Trips to N. Y.
'A. Mtwoos'ren
k AWA‘I‘IAW
totem “I. ran-corne-
Hood Covers
Horse Blankc .‘ ~"
A full line just arrived.
:_11
A. W. HODGE
PATENTS
“linemen?”
11‘3”“. WOO-Ia
“BIO mu. BLOC/A
SOUTH IAIN STREET
Advertise in {he Sentinel.
as
at
. on
of
Harry Hailey Smith
the State Y. M. C. A. Secretan'. will
be the speaker. The meeting at Beth-
el will be a Union church service at
which the County Secretary will be
the speaker.
Olden Glrls’ (Nintendo.
ADVANCE SALE OF NOVEMBER DANCE
. RECORDS
mesa—yvmsrnnrc sunrises moles
moi—.Avsnos m 1.11:: a error-mac «Iver my
Both by Paul W’ s Ambassador m
On the name dates that the Older
Boye' Conference is being held in
Hartford the girls of the State will be
gathered at Norwici'i' for a' similar
program. This meeting to being 1)“:0
mated by the State mm Associa-
tion in cooperation with the ’1. “LC.
nhmwv.n.c.s.dmmueenm'
A. largely attendedxmgeuu‘ Wot the
Nichols Linc. A.Cosnnaitteeigas
held at the home of Elliot P. Cur-ti.“
'l‘uedda'y coping The committee‘
f
Giving and Getting
.‘ "To M You W amt. \V
Our new Wises quarters ;
at 21 North Main mt contain
.lnmdreds—yee Wee-at
thehiggeet values over glossed.-
*Wehave musculature;
Inset ”Miss obtainable.
"and due to our W
flboyingmeanofiritteyeuat
Diode “plans dot the completion at the ,
ticket sale for the Entertainmcn:
course and node pans to: t
OnePeunddpcllo
are not all licccssarlly \walliu p'T‘l "
They fll‘t‘ those
and discrimination in purclmsmg 11""
' supplies. and buy only such moan
criy nourisl‘g.\ood food for Ma: ‘
and bod, y.
tender and reliable.
I. R. R. Ave” Pk). Nui'wflk Tr]. 383- l‘
0 "fl ‘n‘orwlrnsorm‘ ’ .~
' aquamarine
mmmvnly. $3.00
CLIFFORD ~ PHARMACY
' scorn. sent flog”, .
PEOPLE \\ “0 LIVE “Lil.
who use j11dgu-..1-1
lire healthful. nutritious and (prot-
They can always be foul .1
Charuok‘s market who"? rxpn
has proven to them ll1c wisdow
buying meat that is always 11" ~41.
CHARNOCK'O’ MARKET
#4.
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