‘ ‘v: “'55}
&e—p-
- (lament is almost as
”a.
r ~80Nl-
.. miicntlon o!
108. F. and A. l'
"m: g‘ugsdt You Love
‘hitation Flowers?
v nth?)
- .- yymu
1“ LOVE-I DO NOT. You may say
I What a clever immi-
—but no inspiration is
in your soul. Of.
not.
NEW EDISON -
msrvelous phonograph
' e the kind that “im-
,_ music’ -—as real, no»
. . wn flowem/are from
.1 imitation paper variety
-y’urchase at the milliners.
lusie To Be Felt
'. Inst Be Real
3“ ‘ t
you: 1‘
- highl '
at with .—
1;} other '
y hevt
v; 11:15
.1 e. l I
ved from
' the lean
'.:tl'.h
.; inufactu
:1 sand for L- C. Smith. Und
. The wood. Remington, 2E1
‘bngest “he“ makes, sold.
'ilizatiha ”we“ and repaired.‘
Rentals $5 per month
Machines sold at $10
per month.
PLUMMER,
”WRITER EXCHANGE,
» old Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
’9 count
We Ray!“ rent T‘Mrs.
sultnts Mrs. ..I \Iilton (‘ohutq
Thstthegeaerslpshfle‘heethe males that the' prleeef‘
IWMMMdMMhsM
N mothldeshsebesnisasseIMybyau-estgevernment‘
.Wuwmmmwesmm
weeldypresedtheeountryefgirbledeatrsetefromarsoentrerest.
Servlee seport is also ee'I-tsln.
That the real facts ,show that in the average sized frslne reel-
dend, lumber and‘mlll work at retail prices do not "assent, at the
outside more than one-third of the total, least of thebulldlnrle also
<.. A1
can—F
The American Lumberman has been get e ng some data and
presents a detailed statement of the cost of a house 24:”. contain-
In: four 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. 461. .8
percent.
Incidental and Oflce expense . .
Pabsting—zeostsootside: Stool-isms ......
I How’tlie Cofi'of’a Building " ISDisu'ibuted ’
made up as follows. showing Lumber and Hillwork sppmmixsses 81
......... S 215.”
o...
The Hatch 69’ Bailey Co.
SOUTH 1'03me
Wmdsatoocentsu ...... ............ .. “4.00
Plumbing ........... ....... . ...... . . .. 500.00
Cansentcrlabor $1anhour.... ....... ............ . 000.00
Electrli wiriugand fixtures .............. - ...... . 118.00
Gradingrml excavating .,..........'.... 115.00
Mam“! x .tI-mcnt cellar. sidewalk and chimney/. $80.00
Hem. u 3. -ini hardware .. ..... . ...................... . 01.00
Gum. 11:11! .in work ................................... . 40.00 -
Lumber and Work ...... ‘. .' ..... . . . ......... . . . ....... 1,110.00 .
Contractor’s liability insurance
Extra anyone and profit
. 111.03
’.'I'he case of John Dalemeeuzul. d
manship and material. \
Infants footwear in many styles. .
.Shop before six.
ELWOOD €69. GLOVER
122 WASHINGTON ST.
BOys’ and Girls’ Shoes
For All Outdoor Activities and Indoor
Festivities
Made to fit and wear right, of the best quality in work-
#:911. A
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RUMPS OF
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“B. PO R A
gHOUL LDER I'F‘OT0 S
; .NORWALK
v . .
WILSON CERTIFIED HAM
110.:ng
HOULDER STEAK
FRESH SHOULDERS
E Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
lb. 20c
b.ll
$913?
b.42c
fifi
SO" ,M‘i’t' A K
a
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Schultze’s Saturday Specials
LEGS OFA FANCY SSPRING LAMB .. . . . . . . lb. 34c
RING LAMB
’S CERTIFIED BACON
&Boned” and Rolled)
.oususe-oeseues‘fl lb.
Sees-00s....-
nous-essenssseep' lb.
,. outlier-
l .00 Do." Lg‘
7r"un°“ lllN'S G. Gregory. “is I}
_ di incom .imn Mrs. Samuel C. Adams
"'11 fmmelh mum. Hull. \Irs. mm '
' ing TOFeS in ”‘9 ‘l'nmn 0’ MISS Margaret Kelb).
are nor: deselibtd as :zwraun-y Mrs. John C. Sly
uantities. ‘ / i‘ (Il'wspfinili 13: ’ Secretan
.,s another statistical nail (,.. r c 1;; ,
o the coffin of John Bariev- “21g“ Il‘qg’FJE
- one familiar with charity Goorg( 'r. Hill.
sdtow much drunkenness roe Ni».- .31.”)
. flfl poverty in the olden Brooks. Mrs. A.
. fieople‘flrank because they man of
Mr,” but mostly the poor George
were Door because they ante
The- drink had its direct Smith. Chalrm
. .. f we k and its indirect
go‘s: t§yln ivldual immediate
incompetency." with Sickness
UH“ A'I‘TII I
MON'I‘ REAL.
._ D In connection
'L‘ y. rink put the father out posur‘s in “m
939 and then robbed the wife
9 ..th and the children of their 32332.5 in “on
File . \Vhen intci'vi
.. . propdrtion of charity cases Mir." is quoted
-.v communfiy is smaller than it
gen for generations, and it is
-nera.l. only natural death and
llsicltne.“ Ihat reduce families]
(pose—pmorty. Even these grow er I s "
In th" alcohol, little by little. is h e W
Hated hi individuals. families
‘n‘lmmvnities Yet there are still
F" calling themselves "liberals"
ia'inv a virtue of their error
I!
grant to recall the old regime.
_____.—._
..
hen“ the city man drives out to!
farm for his produce and takes
heme in his car. there isn't any
lleman. But th 6 might just as’
-' be. so‘far as h s concerned. for
firmer usually takes all the mid-
imnfg profit. and the .city man
the privilege of paying for the
A “Ford of
Outlook
I". Bette. Clinll‘iiIIJA calaload diloect fleom the mills
Committee—M rs.
the individual in mmediatc mittee—Miss Anna ( Iirtls
—'—-———-—-—. §
work and harder lines for “hose “am" has ggw‘rbd i
wit 1»
been living in Montreal
vestigatloh began.
was being sought in the
eis said to base replié
e“T.hey can 't touch 1'
6W
DVAN CE SALE OE NOVEMBER DANCE
RECORDS
FR ROM F03
-—
of Middle“;
lour Sale
«.mwrer—puLSBURY’S BEST ~XXX FLOUR
“11rd Lender
Jr...\lrs.l.ot1
’ltid1r.Mr:4-j
B. (“-.Ie\1rly
(‘ ommlt
an 01' Pulil'i
L IN “0"
011.16.—
I' niicd Sta.
llfill atcf
PER BAG, $1.79
3
’F. Beckmanh e 00., Inc.
FREE DELIVERY
owed her
as golfing
Washington St.
“' he
am—wfimPEsmo
. JAPANESE 8mm
Phone 1405
,5.
701—AVALON, JUST LIKE A GYPSY
BEST Evan MEDLEY
“4
Both by Paul Whiteman' s Ambouador Orchestra.
Hear Them it
THE HAMILTON SHOP
f
a ..
‘ church. Requiem high mass was. sung
19 York‘street. charged with shooting
gray squirrels within the cit ylimih.
was continued for one week. by J“
Candee. this morning. In the uptown
City com-t.
We boys. who broke Into the olllce
of the Hubbell. Hall 8: Randall 11‘1-
ber Company- -.and stole sevch pen-
2-2. were arraigned In the juvenile
urt. before Judge Nehesnlnh n-
dec. this morning. The boys were
placed on probation” but one of them
will probabb be sent away to a homo
In. New York city soon. .
The Central station lire apparatus
was called out nt 10:10 o'clock Im_
night to'a slight blaze In the cellar
way of the Charles G. Thomas con-
fectionery store. on South Iain at ct.
Some one had “sniped” a cigar-e to
stub Into the areaway and some rub-
blah there started do smoulder. The
blaze was stamped out before the fires
men arrh ed.
At a special sessibn. held In the
Town Assembly Hall. this morning. by
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith and the
Selectmen. 8! women were made vot-
era. Before the se-ion closes. it Is
expected that at least 300 women Will
have been made. The session opened
at 11 o'clock. daylight saving time.
and will continue until IO o'clock.
daylight raving ti 0n Honda). a
similar session wi held in the
Town A-cmbly Hail.
be
Mrs lteed ”You, of livingeton
place. cut tried a party of fricifis
in honor Mrs. Prank w.oodwurd of
llclden mcuue. last evening. Friends
remembered the guest of the evening
with several gifts. There we rc four in—
bls of auction. and prizes were award-
ed to Mrs. Wilfred llodvu-il. Mrs
Frederick 8. Ryan and Mrs. James
Golden. Refreshments ever-c served
and a delightful social folio“ ed.
Riser-ed concert. by Grace. Baptist
church. Rondo) ufternooh at 3: Ill:
Scripture. reading. Mrs. l‘lsaht 1h Min-
keno; prn3tr. Deacon Johnson: solo.
Miss 11:. Croeh3: recitation Miss Fan- .3
nle \‘l'illlams; recitation. Master Ralph "Id be the "‘0 ,,,_ the
Puller; solo. Mrs. B. 0. Powell; no.0. 10“ 0' 90" h' ’ j ,3 ” one ll
Mrs. Estelle Chstlem: recitation. Mu- Norwalk had ._; " .338” “-
ter Robert Dunn; recitation. Masts-r Earle Apple“. - gw-Qnann. was
James I-‘ullcr; recitation. Muster \u- the {onu‘u m _ The Lincoln
rilcy Jones: recitation. Miss Alicc C II 0 h i . led by Frank “T.
Joncs; solo. Miss Rein-era Hall; solo. Dunc N: as r ‘ tll
Mine Olin-r Washington; recitation. 7‘" "'9 ”Reno“! “I em “3 e
Miss Corinnc i‘lcruenu: rvciinuon. music. A pinocle tournament WIS
Master .lfisslc \thIlem-nd;~ rccltntiou. started last, night. -
{you gnaw-u. wm - recitation. n...) pun. were made for the
aims-Estiii'fi‘f' it? #3535113 m“i‘."i.”.i.‘;:.“f“£.i.€3.’£i isms
' ' ‘ ‘ .. wa e a '
Mrs A lliin Nlmo and Mn. M1113 A. All the members
Clements.
A flight , accident
front of the Hotel Mal-scheme. on
Railroad Square this morning at 9
o‘clock. when two l-‘orda...one driu-n
by Ernest “'12er of Scribner ax'chuc.
and the other drIVen by Robert Knapp
of 44 Pin: Hill road. cnwiI- togcihn-r.
Knapp was going down Railroad ave-
nue and Weblier was going along
“'nshlngton street. Slight damnin-
was done to Knapp' a co.“ and the «lum-
ngc was settled betnccn the two men
Deaths and Funerals
took place In
home of Its parents. .\'o. I "rock
street. The funeral will he llt‘ld -from
the lute home. Momku mooring. at
10 o'clock. Burial will follow in Ith-
Pl‘lldt‘ ccmt- tor). .«
- '0 ‘ q—u. -/
FAGnsr-sl '5 m nan O‘Connor.
The funeral of Alexander O'Connor
was largely attended this morning
from his late home, 104 West Cedar
street. at 9:30 and ”8m St. Mary‘s
Church at 10:00, where a requiem
mass was sung by Rev. Father Cary.
Mrs. Alice Haynes rendered a solo.
“0 Pic Jesez" Mr. John Wehle rend-
ered solo "Calvsr3':" Bs Helena
Millard rendered solo. “One Sweetly
Soemn Thought.” The choir sans
"Lead Kindly Light as the «Mega
was loving the church '
Tb flower bearers were James
Mason and 'l‘Imothv Hennesscy. The
pallbearers were: John Saloon. Eu-
gene Seymour. John Peterson. Wil-
liam Callahan. The esteem in which
the deceased was held was shown by
the many and beautiful floral offer-
ings. Interment was in St. Mary's
temetery.
. Funeral of Mrs. Thomas Dmyer.
The funeral of Mrs. Themes yer.
Harbor avenue, was bed this
rule; at 8.30 from the late home
at 9 o'clock from St. ’3
by Father \Vaish assist? by Father
Carry as deacon and Fat er Sheehan.
as subdeaoon. At the oilertory. Mrs.
lrvlng Haynes say "Pie Jason." Mrs
Lent Miller sang "One sweet Solemn
I’I‘honcht“ and John Wehle sans "Cal-
vary.” The tuna-a! was largely et-
ltended and ther were many beauti-
ful floral $3. The pallbearers
lwere. Mrl Murphy, Albert Hines
David Riley and John Troy. Inter-
ment was In St. Mary's cemetery.
AT DANBIIRY BANQI’ET.
many. of which 1.. \Valter Lml‘gfl'.
of Newtown avenue. is one of the
principal stocltholders. held a lunche-
da3 afternOon to about 11 officers and
guests. among whom were Charles R.
Frlzsell. of this city. . ,
The Keystone Instant l-‘ood corn-
pony has adopted as its slogan "In all
.the world no food like this." and ac-
cording to reports of the luncheon
given liy the Danbury Evening Newt.
It would seem as if the claim were so.
flee. . .
i "’0‘- , . . at.“
ism: that an. - . ‘ v 11“" .............
C 7
“int": y ’S and BOYS _
I!" and “if 4 ‘fl snaunocks 3's “11.1.03“.
:3” make .. . . CLOTHmG The Shumlgocsts will p133 the fast
~ " ’ I s Willows. of rl geport. Sunday after-
., mum'smdno" noon. at 3: 80 o'clock sharp. on the
'm‘ , . Wicke lot. East Not-walk Thé Wil-
gyms we -.:._.,~ loWs defeatedh the 8hamrdclss. last
' it” Sunday. by t 9 score 0 11-10 in
”ski, C _ 3 W normal prices. Bridgeport. The Willows claim the
n “I“ to‘ . .champlonshlp of Bridgeport. {having
31.80 ‘0 that . .. ,~ _ L . it. ’ defeated every team it has! met In
‘. ... . . '7 Iiiridgeport this season.'l'l1e Shani-
.” u ‘ ' " rocks will put up a strong lineup
.. . . .' ~ against- them this Sunday. Battery
i... ‘ . - ,. to PM Co. for Shamrocks will be: Bloom'-
‘z * W W r' ‘7 r’» I. . quiet. pitcher. and Lane. cathher. For
’ .. "l . ' . . t x " m ,» the Willows: J. M.’ {gang pitcher.
2-1 . ' a. c er
"" . anterior. :38?“
" f " .m» -Isthencsttlns
.--. *
still undefeated. \The
also remains is
M banned .
one. 091!!! rung”. dues in‘ the the“.
51d
babe-ruin
Soccer Club will play
team for first place in
”so . .«
Every article of food from clam
broth to rice pudding that was served,
with the exception of the hob-trow—
ers and the salad and coffee. was a
product of the company's factory and
proved to be the most appetilnx
The Boosters' Club. of DaobIn’. co-
0 rated with the Keystone lam:
company at the and a
number of guest front New
were present as vii. '
lien, last evening. “members de-
quested to be present.
be refreshments.
for all.
“'llllam Maire. II to I" 0
, allnotacoldltlswe s
“’llllnm Moore. the ne-3'Ivn-monlhs- 6
hi dose of Foleye Rose! in
old child of Mr. and Mrs. Jon-pi: " u ‘ “.51.
Tar Compound, that safe. 1"
Moore. died. this morning. at till: I 1.8 Plum
The Ke3stone Instant Food com-
on at its plant In Dnnbury on'Wednem.
specialty, during the coming week, of
\
ALL KINDS OF UMBRELLAS
WE ARE READY!
- UMBRELLAS FOR MEN
UMBRELLAS FOR. WOMEN
UMBRELLAS FOR CHILDREN
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
W——
‘ v
. LlNCOLN COUNCIL NOTES.
There was alerge turnout of mem-
hep at the meeting of Lincoln Collu-
cii No. 4 Order United American
airing to learn going on
marrow evening.
are requested to meet at the hall on
Washington street at 7 o’clock, where
COAL
Oneooonntof ciao-l
wganmlydelivw' vsrl “p.14
tonsndbusliels.
‘EFF RON
3 Bowen St. E. Norwak
T4441 Tell“
If you have any intention of
building that newborns soou
Call up or call (I
s can. Av... Beet Wk, Toll 1:26
they will fall in line and march up-
town.
Next Friday evening at my
meeting there will be a 1
degree team. All men
ands
Protect Your Child—And Others
The beginning of school coughs en
cult to many children. At the first
eosgh medicine.
2“ Anton: St. Passalc. N. 1.. writes:
nonuorsnrsanaos«
Overhaulingsadlspalusg
umrm -‘Iel. 0‘.
non 330mm
F. s. LYON
‘JOBWPRIN'I‘ING
Hyatt
——Norwalk’ 8 Leading Dry 900‘“ Store—
? HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT
NATIONAL UMBRELLA WEEK
~All over the country the leading houses in each town will ma
L—f
._.__
:Nsss ..
with a bigger and a‘ better line than ever before.
Pasteurized . i
0 V .
M ilk , (ream, Icic.
DBIJVI'IIKI-IID W) .\\\' I'Rlll' .
SOFT“ NOR‘V/“Jt. \iillulll.
AN" MST mm“ \IJI
' flow-r. Dig-gs and "lithium“.
Nut (‘nl-Iwwd “‘llh ’hi3 Im-v ...
Cornwallis“, ‘
" ’- l
F. H. Wempe & Mus
28 Monroe $1.. I‘Imm- mu m it
DIN Ill-wk.
MERRILL
Business College
Commercial and
Stcnosrsohic Studios
Send for Booklet
Enter Any Time ‘
' DAY AND NIGHT F
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"Foley's Honey 'l'ar certainly is tho
:3? FM; Childre-
tor my little boy.”
like it. Good for creep. whoop
fever and asthma.
coush. hey
Otlilen. Powell cos-m
Hesdache Generally Comes
from Eyestrain.
If you hate headaches consult
us and we will tell you whether or
not eyestrain is tlie cause.. .
'IHAMER
87Atlsntic8t, Stanton
WeOloseatol’. tinny
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK”
Live Oak Prep. Buckwheat
31b. pkg. 30c
l'at Snot M a piece”
Whitenoseceylon'res,re:.°c
loesisereduoedtoSforsoo
runny large Oslifornia
Malb.
SouthNorwall
TRUCKING
s. 1;. TALMADGIE
Dally Trips to N. Y
A. M. WOOS'I‘ER
"e MOTH. ‘
“emu-.mtotflee
PAT E’N TS
“Ganesha-lessen
1113““ m0...
Advertise . the mussel.
LocalOIongDistancI '
‘ SESSION NOW OPEN .
.4
fl—
Automobile Robes
Hood Covers
Horse Blanket ~
A full line just arrived.
A.-W. HODGE
X0810 BALI. 31.001
sum IAIN STREET
—--
A.STULL
Giving and Getting
"Toilet van lune ‘ "
Our new oomnndieue quarter- '
at 21 North Iain street contain
. hundreds—yes thousands—of
Mount v'sieee ever offered.
sVle have enormous Mine of the
finest mm obtainable.
-a'od “due to to: W
,hnyiocweieanefis'ritteyeust
SAN
um: cocoa am no: can“
PINE TAR
PINE TREE
EXPEOTORANT
xSS—WGH COOK {TRAP FOIL...
CLIFFORD
'3- and body
». tender and reliable.
Clifiord Pharmacy
arson I'OR WAY
. on room aroma
“UT" ”All my
PEOPLE \\'fl0 11"!" “ill.
are not all m ccssuiil3 33¢ .ililu purli
Tht3 arc those “ho use 31mm: uni
and discrimination in purchasing
supplies. and buy only such prod'r ‘
as are healthful. nutritious. and pm I‘
crly nourishing. good food for luv.“-
Thf‘y can always be rmml
“llf‘lf‘ mp”!
0 “ml. H
‘9 HI '1
MI:
at Charnok‘ s market
once has proud to ilicni ill
of buying mcat that is nine
cuanuocws MARKET
I. R. It. Assn, So. Nos-walk 'l‘cl. 7W 1- ~-
TOX TAR PIN E
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COO LIVER 0H-
(SHONE-AM
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PHARMACY
PHONE 1532
Norwalk Chronicler