PORTLAND
CEMENT
1 ‘ . “an"
"rewind Cement isalmost as
II-selt to get as Coal but we
‘he plenty on hand at present.
. -uhr as you like.
——
Ib' s: complete line of .Drain
‘ fiwer Pipe and fittings to be
a 4 reasonable prices.
I
s
I
we:
Don’t You Love
'I-nitation Flowers?
You DO NOT. You may say
I—"Oh! What a clever immi-
fifion”——but no inspiration is
pwakened in your soul. Of
eenrse not.
23er EDISON
"he Phonograph with a Soul"
his marvelous phonograph
b no unlike the kind that “im-
dtntes music’ —as real, na-
tllle growu flowers are from
‘fin immitation paper variety
you purchase at the milliners.
Music To Be Felt
Must Be Real
COKE—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
Alfred F oxPianoCo.
. In. Main St., So. Norwalk
0". Congregational Church
—=——r_
nuns YOU! COLD.
By Taking
Euler’s Cough Syria
I. I. BAXTER. Drasaill
- David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
"Mr—Office, 1103; House, on!
0 WASHINGTON IT.
I" IS!) MEN’S BUILDING-
Mill OUTLET Store
ass WASHINGTON ST”
13: a New Fall Hat
. ctr Millinery Dept. there‘s
W you will meet your three
friends, Style, Quality and
iflodnntc Prices.
GOTTLIEB’S
-,...
MEN’S and BOYS’
CLOTHING
run Line of Men’s and Boys’
Mug.
Back to normal prices.
.hal Auto Painting Co.
' ‘oientific -— Reliable
, . it sat, DARIEN, c'r.
. Opposite Depot
EVANS & SOLTES, Prop.
ANY I HAS
RIFLE PRACTICE
(Continued from Page One.)
it!!! and revolver matches of the
. Ins" C. S. 0.. will be shot at
Me Rifle Henge Stamford Sat-
.' ,nOct. 30 ,:_’,_ JR comm ,cing at
.4
n from each eompany will be
fly the company commander as
’ham to represent his unit.
, .— men. of the men equipped
3va an a revolver team.
, mg teams will be awarded a
cup. each ' member of the
. q teams will be aw'arded a suit-
. medal.
'- tied will be the “A" target
nnsl the "N" target for revel.
“$th 80 shots will be
‘73.”
_
How the Cost of a Building Is Distributed
That the general public has the impression that the price of
lumber precludes the possibility of building homes is a fact.
That this idea has been fastened unjustly by a great government
depestmbnt at Washington through imposition upon the daily and
weekly press of the country ol' garbled extracts from a recent Forest
Service report is also certain.
That the real facts show that in the average eised frame reel-
denee, lumber and mill work at retell prices do not represent, at the
outside more than one-third of the total cost of the building is also
true.
The American Lumberman has been gathering some data and
presents a detailed statement of the cost of a house 24:26. contain-
ing four rooms and a closet on the first floor. with two bed rooms, a
bath room and four closets on the second floor.
was $5,464.93
The total cost. including the contractor's profit
made up as follows. showing Lumber and Millwork appromixates 81
percent.
Painting—2 conts outside: 3 to 4 inside ................... 8 215.00
Plastering—555 yards at 80 cents ........................ “4. 00
Heating furnace ....................................... 290.00
Plumbing ..................... . 500.00
Carpcnurlnlmratni anhonr........1 ............. 000.00
ElectriI lv-‘mr and fixtures ............................. 118.00
Gradim': A" scanning .............................. . 115.00
Memo . I‘ . I1 n.cni collar. sidewalk and chimney ......... 535.00
Kenn .Iml . inI hardware ............................... 81.00
Gutter and tin work .................................... 40.00
Lumber and millwork .............. . .................... 1,710.00
(‘ontrnctor's liability insurance
Extra drainage and profit -
Incidental and Office expense .......................... . 712.03
' Co
The Hatch £9“ Bailey .
' SOUTH NORWALK. COR?“
M EN
FOR MEN AND YOUNG
The Ralston shoe of todayis Isthe accumulation of forty
years experience. The result is, perfect style, fit, workman-
ship and honest materials.
To get your dollars’ worth consider “Raletons” for you
11911? P9513 as . .sI ““631...“
Q
Shop before six.
ELWOOD 69° CLOVER
122 Washington Street South Nor-walk
Flour Sale
PILLSBURY’SBEST XXX FLOUR
PER BAG, $1.79
A carload direct from the mills.
A. F. Beckmann 69° Co., Inc.
FREE DELIVERY .
83 Washington St. Phone 1405
P
Schultze’s' Tuesday Specials
.RIB LAMB CHOI’S
STE‘VING LAMB
HAMBURG STEAK
BEEF LIVER
35c lb.
15c lb.
22c lb.
16c 'lb.
5c lb.
5c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
N ORWALK SO. NORWALK
NEW TURNIPS
NATIVE ONIONS
TRINITY CHURCH NOTES.
Commandants will for
1' rI-nnge The choir of Trinitv Ch h i
transportation f their t -: l l ‘ urc s
from the rang . and cattcliilngm? ll?l?;l showing splendid attendance at both
the choir rehearsals and church ser-
vices. The choir director and organ-
Ist. Edward J. Sims." is drilling the
members for the cantata the date of
which will be announced in the near
bring his own rifle and ammunition.
Service uniforms will be worn.
(apt. Donald \lIIclIIIIrc. Asst. 1. S.
A I’.. will he the cucutiu- officer and
is hcrcb) authorized to appoint rang"
omccrs His address is 85 Pairott future.
avenue: liring-port- house phone A g eciai meetin
‘ . .. . . of th l -
l Barnum Mi. (‘ommandants will ters a? Trinitv Chufch “.illebecfilldvon
Isend in to Capt. Macintvre. not later
than Oct. 23. the names of the mem-
bers of their company “Hams R a
substitutes should be sent to ake the
place of am of the team members. he
must .be furnished with a letter of au-
thority to act.
The rules for this match will be the
some as spccilicd for the State match.
G. 0..\'o.lS.M.l‘.ll..Sept.1.192“.
Capt. \Vason will detail a medical
officer and one enlisted man of the
Ambulance Company to be present at
the matches. with the necessary med-
ical emergency outfit. which might be
needed in case of accident. By order
of Col. Herrman. ’
CHILDREN’S EYES
.We pay particular attention to
fitting children's eyes.
the Parish Hall this evening at 8
o'clock. to act on the resignation of
the rector and transact other busin-
ess. This is a very important meeting.
and it is hoped a large number of the
members of Trinity Parish will be
present.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
will be held the regular sewing meet-
ing of the \\'oman's Guild. The meet-
ing last week was well attended and
the members showed a good deal of
interest and enthusiasm for the win-
ter’s work.
- A meeting of the Trinity Men 'nl
Club will be held in the club rooms
this evening at 8 o'clock.
'The semi-annual rummage sale of
the.Woman's Guild will be held in the
vacant store. 24 Monroe street. on
Thursday and Friday of this week.
oou'r wnrr
five m
m-
..wlnter comes to onlcr
sashdoonorstomv'eetlw
en's-““99“
”or its Zl'ill in purchasing the new tem—
’ "draped, however in April we.
WEDDED IN WEST
NORWALK CHAPEL
(Continued from _ Page One.)
F
Emerson and James “'ood as ushers;
The bride's gown was white tulle
over white satin. trimmed with Brus-
sels' lace, and she carried white
roses; the little flower girl wore pink
satin. and carried a basket of pink
and white roses.
The chapel. which was flilefl with
reintises and friends. was \Her) pret-
til) decorated. under the direction of
Frank Mills, of White Oak Shade,
with feIns palms, carnations and by.
drangeus against a background of
harmonizing autumn leaves.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. l". Cromwell. Sr..
gave a reception to the bride and
groom .and their attendants. at their
home. Immediately following the cere-
mony .nt which the following guests
were present:
Mr. and Mrs. James McCahnn and
Mrs. 13. \\'. lie-yea. of New York: Mr.
and Mrs. V. H. Cromwell. Misses Lil-
lian and Harriet \\'ccd and \\'nlter
Robson. of llrooklyn. N. Y. Miss Flor-
ence 'lllll‘llhull. of \\'aicrbury. (‘,onII.:
Frederick T. \\’Idener. of Boston.
Muss.: Mrs. H. \\'00d and James
\\'ood. of ltowuyton; Mr. and Mrs.
\\'iiliIun Holland. of Stamford; Rev.
and Mrs. Thomas N. Swan. Mr. and
Mrs. David \\'. Raymond. Mr. and
Mrs. Itnlph iiruy. Miss (have ”my.
Mr. and Mrs. Sit-wart Kirkmnn. Miss—
Q's Mun. Elizabeth and Mnrtarct
Smith. of Norwalk: Mr. and Mrs.
Henry iiurizcns. Mrs. Janncs liollund.
Miss Emily Holland. Mr. and Mrs. \\'.
S. Rising. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Linc-
hun. Mr. and Mrs. F. ii. I-ZmI-rson.
Mrs. (1 G. l-Jmo-rson. Miss (l. l‘rom-
we'll. I-‘I'Id Cromwell and Mr. and
Mrs. H. l-‘. l‘romwrll. Sr.
Mr. (Hill Mrs. ii. P. Cromwrll 11-“
NH .In nulmuobih trip through .\'c-\\
.i. IlKlilllll .Ilong ilu \ioluiwk 'I‘I'uIl.
GRAND LODGE
OF MASONS AT
DEDICATION
(Continued from Page One.)
Hit): The lodge room has lIr-I n ru-
lill‘Kt‘ll and will main» ('\l'0'lll‘lll qunrr
ll‘l'S for bnnquvls and um inl .Il'l‘nirn.
'l‘lu- dedication m l‘\l(‘1's \\'crc open»
ml at ‘.‘: i5 o'clock lll th- :Ii'iI-rn-iun Ivy
\\'orshiplul Mnsicr John \\'. \\‘hlic—
llt'llll.' \\Iio cullwl llll‘ rm't'piinn of ilm
Most \\'orslnpful (iron-i Lodge. 'l‘lII-
I-rrI-mony of dmllcnlion \\'.‘lS conduct-
I-II |I_\‘ .\l. \\'. (‘linrlcs 1'. I'lrkins. nu-
sisII-d by nihcr grnnd nihccrs.
'l‘hc [tropic of Norwnlk \\ cII- thunk-
I'll lm‘ llIo-ir I‘o-opmntmu by \\'ornbill»
l‘ul (hand Mnni -r l'vrklns III :III In!
aim-sol Ilv!I\I-I'cd :Ii lilt‘ lInIII piourhm
of ”Ir :13} held In! lht- I'lmlui Ill tin
I-n-niuu. 'I'lII- :Iilsill' “us IIII'MIII-d “\rl
Ill \\'olsliiplul Muslrr JIIlIn \\'. \\'lulcr
llt‘ilil.
"lhv III. Iin l: .IiurI of tin llilt‘lllilll-
Illllll \\: .3 iii: PIOIIIIUIIHIJ u! .i mind.
snitir i our. |\III gold \\illt'll .Iu-i i‘llillll.
“MD :I lilting lllfii‘l'llllllvll. in Summl
i.lill'fl. III :lhpl'l'f‘lilliilll ul' llin‘ «mum in
l'nlllll‘i‘llllll \\ilh tIIo- urn \lilMIlllK‘
iI-lnpln' It \\.Is L'l\e'll by XIII IIIl-IIIIn-rnl
ol’ llII- lodge. and “us [II-aunt“! i.) ;
.IIllllIll' \\'.II‘IIvII l'ull .\. linrslromfl
\\‘illl :I lr“ \\o-ll I'iiom-II \\I-Ids.
.XIIUIIII-r rl‘illlll'l' “:In “'1 .IddI-cas 1.}
II. \\'. .lnlIII l.lo_\d 'l‘IIuIIIns. II [rinsing
Ill' llli' (:lullul lotNIL'l‘. Ill \oxv \‘(Il‘lk'
tii‘plil)‘ lnr ills' Sluli' III \I \\ \ ul‘k, .IIiIl
u llll'llllu'l' ol‘ the (‘i‘llliliillit' (>II “111- l
culiouall Ne'l‘\l(‘t‘. :
'I‘ “111’ “'0!“ musical N‘ll‘i‘llnll’i. by ‘
ihc Lotus illillt‘ quartet“; \\hirh inf
componrd of liIIln-Il Mailin. lilsl lru»
ul'; \\'lliIum Hicks. :u‘l‘nn‘l lmmI; .\‘I~I-
son lizumond. leli'llomu and Frank ‘
(‘IInIII-ll. iIIIsso,
iII‘oiIII-r Edward M. Jackson “on;
llII- organist and l‘t‘lllll‘i‘l'll Ilis' prrlllsle'
dcucon; \\'. Ilro. ClIIIrII-s N. Hunford.
junior (li‘ili'illl; ltr\. lira. All'\itlltlt‘l'
Hamilton. chaplain; \\'. liro. llurr) I".
I'vi‘llllt‘li. Innrnhui; \\’. IIro. (‘yI'IIs \\'.
Gnu. Jl’.. senior siI-wurd: \\'. liro.
Louis A. In-liiull‘l‘. J12. junior steward:
\\‘. iiro. .lnmn-s Sutherland. hit-r.
’I‘ruslvcnv \\'. l‘u‘o. Jay S. IIIIckIcv.
\\'. llro. C. (Ilia Fitch. \\'. Iiro. Hor~
are C. Richards.
(‘ommillI-I- of Arrange-mom
Arthur L‘. \\'lIm-lvr. lIro.
l._vncs. \\'or. JzIIIII-s \\'. Slurry.
Olin i-‘Iich.
GquIi Muster
dress chIVI-rvd
highly
M. \\'.
Sanilll'l
'1
\\'or. L
l‘rrkins. in up nd-
n! the dcdicuilon.
praise-d the local organisation
pic. HI- praised its growth and pros-
perity.
A second address. of a similar nu»
t.urI-. was III-livcn-Il by it. \\'. I‘lms. G.
P. \\'nhlc. punt judgi- :IIi\'ocutI-,Grand
Lodgc .of Now York.
During the ccv'rmonicn tlII-rc wore
vocni selections. by the Lotus male
qunrlctiin und cello selections by Carl
\\'xbstcr. of Boston. Mass.
Following the dedication exercises.
a dinner was iI-ndcrcd the State oili—
cers and guests at the Royal Jamcs.
There were 1:" at the dinner.
The dining~room was hhndsomcly
nrrnTigcd with crepe paper. flags and
other similar fixtures. The tables
were decorated with dahlias and other
all llH' l‘\t‘l|lllK‘ l’xi'i‘t‘lN'R \l'l') tiIII-l).
and also III-I'ompuni- II lin- oiIII-l‘s. \\'III)
rvudI-rI-d musn'ul sI l-mimus. I
Tim ulliccrs of St John's inniuo'. 10- l
gI-iIn-r with ilII~ I-IIIIIIIIiliI-c that hzin- '
died lhc dedication uncutsrs. :il‘t' :III
follows:
\\' liro, .lnlIII \\'. \\'IIIlwIIuId. munlrr: 1
\\'. lIro. Arthur K. Pitch. senior war-e
III-u; \\'. III-o. l‘zn'l .\. iiursiroui. jufiior
qudvn; \\'. lIro. Smuurl l.,\l‘lt'fl. tl‘I-nn~
IIrI-r; \\'. lirn. .lulncs \\’. Store-5. lie-(Tc-
inr): \\'. III'o.\\‘IIIIum l.. Young. ss-Iiiul‘
cut flowers .
The menu was quite elaborate and
was excellently served. under the di-
rection of Paul Potters. head waiter.
'l'hc.menu was as follows:
(‘otuit Oysters (Half Shell)
Celery Mixed Sweet Pickles
Mock Turtle Soup (Royal Jnmés)
linked Bluefish a l. italienne
Pommes ltissolecs
Roast Sirloin of lleel’
.Tristram Es” Hyatt
—Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
This Is National Umbrella Week
Those of our patrons who have learned that only the best cf
every grade of Umbrellas are sold here, will be delighted with the
display that we have arranged for this occasion. Come in and so.
them.
A SALE OF FLAN
Big values in Gowns and Skirts, in a variety of attractive pat—
terns.
$2.25 Underskirts - -
$1.98 Underskirts - -
Now $1. 98
-Now $1. 39
VNELETTES
$2.98 Night Robes -
“3 0.50 Night Robes -
A
I:
\W‘
\A
\\
\ w
. \l §Ul§ \§\
\\onw“ \\\\ \\
Now $2.39
Now $2.98
\\\ “N; m\\\\\\“\\‘\d\\§\ \\\\\\
i. . \
passlloi'L and it “1;: charged he was- C 0 A L I’asteurized
traveling with for: Paper“. On m 0‘ IIIOM of cod . ‘
Sim-e nun-hint: l-Inlnnd. Reed has w. an only mm 1.2 ten. 14 M I I k , (steam, Eli}
been reported arrested on two OIca-
sions. and at one time it was said
he had been executed in that countn.
(In August 28. it was reported he
lad been sent to Moscow to repre-
Mill American Communists.
John Rood was born at Portland.
Ore. on October 22, 1887. lie re-
cched tho dcgrec of Bachelor of
Arts at Harvard l‘niversiiy
and immediately began his career as
a writer. He served at various times
In: the cziiorlai staffs of prominent
magazines.
Carpentier Is Light
Heavyweight Champion
PARIS. HI-t l\‘,- 'l‘lII- I‘II‘I‘lli‘ll liov-
ins: I-‘ulI-I-niiou at .I illl't'llllK lII-Id last
night droid-d in link ”In lnlvrnuiional
Ito-.Inu l'ninn to sanction tlII- rcsuli
of ill" (‘IlriwniicrdnwIuskv fight II_\'
granting i‘worgv-s (‘nrpcniicr the title
of light hr.n3\vcighi champion of the
norm, 'l‘lw union hnll hcrctoforc con-
sido n d thin lItIc \‘ucnnt.
in 1910,‘
mudbm a.“
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St. E- Norwaik
Tel. 441 Tel. 441
Business Opportunity
1 have a plan whereby holder of
depreciated mining and other listed
securities can convert their losses
into profile.
838an
Reruns 307. I “re! 24th NH New York
MORE BROM' MOI
Overhaulingandlepeiring
unenfordl’lace.- mess.
HO“ 330m Props.
fl
Hot \Vater Bottles
That Last
Expcricncc has shown that
the best arc the cheapest in the
end. (“heap water bottles are
both dangerous and unsatisfac-
tory. A good article will last ll
long timc if properly cared for.
Our bottles arc the host that
can be procured. They arc
sold at a fair price. Our gnar-
iillli‘l‘ with every bottle.
H. A. MEAD
Pnescmpnou PHARMACIST
8 North Main Street
South Norwslk. Conn.
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Live Oak Prep. Buckwheat
3 lb. m. ............ 300
Pat Snot Motel. a piece”c
WhiteRoseOeylon redreg.
monumuouossee
Fancy Large California
Pmneaslh. 200
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
I
”Norm
Mushroom Sauce
Jardinierc in Butler
Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Glace American Assorted Cakes
Cafe Nair.
MAGAZINE WRITER
JOHN REED DEAD
(Continued from Page One)
nounced views (In Communism led to
his arrest on several occasions. and
it was charged he made seditious nt-
tcrances while the United States was
dition brought swam were
Hessiledrorkussladnrhgtbs
“To Get You Hut Give"
Our new commoCeue quarters
at 21 North Main street centnlll
hundrcdo—yse thousands—of
thcblggeet values ever offered.
We have enermeue uncles of the
finest merchandise obtainable,
and due to our advantageous
buying we can otier it to you“
money-caving prices.
Bissoecisl
In Clocks. Watches. Jewelry.
F. S. LYON ‘
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalh
[.0ch Long Distance
TRUCKING
S. L‘. TALMADGE
Daily Trips to N. Y
Luwoosra'n
5' AWAY“. x l
”mutant”
PATENTS
“Immediate-Potent
stains-hm. we“
Advertise in the Sentinel.
I
Ill-ZIIIVl-Iltl-ZII T!) |\\‘ PART
SOFT" NOR“ ‘ilJt. \(llllhll.
AND [EAST \IllltVALH‘
llullrr. i‘lgg~ mid null-I'm.
.\ui i‘nllIIe'I'tI'Il \\ illi Rn) 'I‘III-I or
( 'orpol'ul Ion.
F. H. \Vempe & So
2“ \Iunrln' 5L. l'hlnn' 901 '(il' l
Diq'vt lilo-1t.
L
32nd Yc ar
MERRILL
Business College
Commercial and
Stenographic Studios
Send for Booklet
Enter Any Time
DAY AND NIIcnr
SESSION NOW OPEN I
.__4
Automobile Robes
Hood Covers
Horse Blanluis
A full line just arrived.
A. w. HODGE
H0810 HALL 31.000.
BOOTH MAIN STREET
Giving and Getting pm TAR
PINE TREE
EXPEOTORANT
“INCH BOOK STRAP FOR....
‘PHONEN
II R. It. Ave” So. Nm‘wnlk Tel. 503-2.
SAN TOX
BALSAH oouon annulus um cannav
Clifford Pharmacy
mom son set-mar
on room aroma onocouras—sso
Co'be'le-Onenieee-Ie- ee-
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
0001'” “MN ITRII'I’
I‘l-ZOI'LI'}
are not.all IIcccssnI-ily wrnllhy pcoI'lr.
They
and discrimination in purchasing food
supplies. and buy only such products
as are healthful, nutritious and prop-
erly nourishing. good food for brain“
and body.
at Charnok's .
once has pro\cu to them the wisdom
of buying man that is always fresh
\\'H() I .I \' Ii \\‘I’J III
arc those who usc judgvmrnl
They can always be found
market where enpcri-_
CHARNOCK'S MARKET
TAR PINE
EFO .
€00 LIVER OIL
1
19¢
PHONE 153!
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