'Howtk Cost ofth Distributed Immense-mmummanm Q depot-nuns flashing-n w Moo-Mon upon the daily and .. omentisshuostas togetos Goalbutwo onhsndotpresent. ssyoulike. ' . true. ,4 The American Lumbermon has been gathering some data and presents a. detailed statement or the cost of a house 24:20. contain- bot-vice report Is also ooitslh. ' ‘ That the real facts show that in the average sized frame reel- deuce, lumber and mill work at retaii‘prieoo do hot complete line or Drain . Pipe-and httinge’tobo wnobleprloes. bath room and tour closets on the sound door. The total cost. including the contractor's profit was 85154.08 made up as follows. showing Lumber and Mlliwork’ oppromixates 81 ‘Ohl What a clever imini- . ‘ *’mflb&ammmmwamm weekly" of tho country of garbled s’atrsots from a Room Forest mumwumwmmpmouL at th; « outside more than one-third of thototai cost of the building Is also , lag (our rooms and a. closet on the first floor. with two bed rooms. a percent. Pointing—Scootsoutside:8tooinflde ................ $215.00 .v. ; -- Pfisteflng—osonrdsatfloents.... .................. «4.00' ~ . ~ Heatingfurnace...... ....... ... ........ . ............. . -200.00 Planting .................... .... ................... . V 5.0.” Carpenter labor at $1 an hour ......................... . ' 000200 a: nirinnandlxtnres .......... ' ................. ‘.. '11:.00 Grading .,,.. mounting ............................. ... ' 115.00 (Mason\.~.I-".I1‘mcntcellnr.sidewalt and chimney .' 585.00 Hear .uui : int llnrdwnl'e .. ..................... L.'. ..... 81.00 Gntterandtlnwork'..........................'.....’ ..... '40.” Lumber-and millwork ............... ......... 1,710.00 Contractor's liability insurance ' ' Extra drayagc and profit g’ ‘ Incidental and Oflce expense .......... ’ .............. . 712.08 ~ mu" The H t h 69" Bail CO. g tIon Flowers? a C 83'" .,T!.:DO NOT. You may say SOUTH 803W“ 008:. Positives Ask way to booted After hurl hurred to P to Boston. _Told to retrace their steps. he said, they darted ahead again. A later report sold the two men. clipping along in a green automobile, lad passed through New Pairiield. Conn. and were headed for the state line. According to Charles Kellogg, a resident. the men passed his home and seemed in, doubt as to the direc- Suddenly tion they should ~talIe. they stopped, he said. had started back in the direction-of Danbury. He added if they were to turn to the right on the first road leading out of New Fairfleld their course would then be in direct line with vai. deuce. Trail of the fugitives was again picked up near Sherman, Conn, when itiwas discovered they had camped for a few hours on a portion of the summer estate of “Bi Bill" Edwards at Green Pond. Theembers of a tire were visible and a portion of the Con- ”-—but no inspiration is ed in your soul. Of not. :2on EDISON M'honogrsph with a Boui" gna- marvelous phonograph e the kind that “im- 1 , . am a. ‘I ‘1 g 7- music”—os real, ns- ' . .____t_._ grown flowers are from - mutation paper variety mhase at the milliners. Ellie To Be Felt FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN The Ralston shoe of today is the accumulation of forty years experience. The result is, perfect style, fig workman- ship and honest materials. next pair. Shop before six. ELWOOD Ea? GLOVER To get your dollars' worth consider “Raletons” for your ‘ , nectlcut license plate, stolen during their wild flight Sunday morning, was found on the lawn. Warden Lawns sent messages-lo Rhode Island and Massachusetts cities to be on the lookout. Several States Notified Other measaxes were sent to points in northern New York. Vermont . Canada and Pennsylvania. and later word was received from W'innipeg that officials there had taken up the search in the belief that the fugitives. picniifully supplied with money as they are, might try to reach that point by train. During the day Wm‘don Lawes was informed that New York State Con- Large White Cauliflower - 20c to 35c head 'Schultze’s Sanitary Markets NORVVALK SO. NORWALK u‘d W. Raymond UNDERTAKER fetus—Office, 1103; House, 693 J; 27 WAsI-ImG-i-ou 31'. : ' . 1 in RED men-s BUILDING. '* Sing Prison posses, Inst 30 Real stabulary. though urged to join in titn com-LISTEN To In man hunt, failed to respond. saying - - w that a it was s in; ni ht the NEW EDISON l 122 Washington Street ' south NM coul't‘i‘g': go out. bTMr: whs vfgorousl; . lien later. it cine explained that 0 o only one member of the constabuiary 'FOX --------------------------------------------- w on dt,‘atht, am I. . St Pgnoco. ’ . mz‘iirilge use; dnot 2111:3211 :2 Mn: °m -: . Norwalk S h ltZ ‘l'h d S l uni ate un 11y. , 7 ' - . lll l’e , It 11' a" noun ed that If n oili- _ , m chCTOEatmna-l Church ' c u e S S ay ‘ Cla S cials walll :nducto an lm'uiiry'rrtst:1 ascer- ‘f. -' tsin whty etl‘the; niarf‘was 13911713111! . " acres 0 1e ey room, wIc u RIB LAMB (‘HOPS 350 lb. strictl: against the rules. Anothe: . v bi t f inqui ill be tie t kin MHEVE YOUR coLD STEWING LAMB 15c 1b .3; .22.;2. “$3.3." ”rust“: By Taking ‘ Inside-the walls. whic is strictly rr hiblt l b) the regulations. SIMS Cough S SHOULDER STEAK . 22C lb' 8mm: scouted the idea that the ymp HANIBUR(; STEAK 22c lb escape of Shiversli and Bassctt bwa; ‘ " h s it f union with on In. BAXTERDIIZRIS‘: :11:ss'e$1:crs instilled in connection New with the 35.000.000 “’11" street, York. bond plot last spring. A rumor earlier in the day was w'the effect that certain bond swindiers now un~ named Silvers would be through political pull it he was ar- rested. OSSINGING, Y.. Oct. 20.—Sing aided by police of New \ork and Connecticut towns N. _. OUTLET ...Storc . wasnmaroN s'r. MME. JEANNE TTE scorn NORWALK’S LEADING CORSETIERE AND GLOVER 56 SO. Main‘St. Phone 909 *7." a New Fall Hat . llillinery Dept. there‘s :mu'will meet your three “funds, Style, Quality and Prices. ‘ APPEAR . YOUNG ' It is easy to do so when you have a slim, stylish figure. THE CIRCLET cOTTLIEB’s ‘ and bulges, and bringing out the graceful girlish lines. ’8 ' and BO'YS’ CLOTHING ,3? got Men’s and Boys’ It’s . Self-Adjusting It simply slips over the head and fastens at the waist . _ _, ‘, There are no books, eyes nor - . 2 / buttons. That’s why it’s dif- ' no normal prices. brassiere. , ...... Auto Painting Co. "I" Be‘utifié;8f It Incit- tific — Reliable : " . . Visit 0111 Corset Shop and equalizes the bust and shoulder flesh, thus banishing bumps> ferent from the ordinary today were believed to be closing in on George Stlxers and Xarcus nas- sett. the convicts who escaped last Saturday night and startled this sec- tion by a series of daring motor hold- u s. pMajor Lewis B. Lawes prison word on who yesterday assumed personal charge of the manhunt was still on the road today and expressed dew mination not to return until he had trapped the elusive convicts. The last report of the fugitives came last night from Danbury. Conn. where two men answering their descrip- tions were said to have inquired, for directions—to Boston. ‘ LITTLE BATTING IX SIGHT 'l‘lmdc “mulitlous‘ (‘Imtimu‘ Dull Throughout Industry. Conditions in thc hai manufactur- ing industry continue to be cxtrcmcly |dull. following a full season of unpre- ccdcntcd slowness. and the conceusua ‘of_ opinion among manufacturers and others closely in touch with the indus- try appears to be that there‘ls no-im- , mediate change in prospect. The 1 condition prevailing here is general in . the industry. except i factories that . are temporarily busy lth special or- ders. such as those for army hats. , ; 1 It was reported here yesterday that - at a. meeting of the National Associa- ' tion» of Hat lianufacturers in New , York city today aclion might be taken , ‘sto bring about a general closing down I of factories until January 1. in the . hope of aiding to bring about a more ' speedy adjustment of the conditions , 'that have resulted in the present stag- nation in the industry. Inca! manu- facturers asked in regard to this re- port said. howev.er that the) had '.,ST DARIEN, _C'l‘. . - _- so No 1 00 111 fGPPOs'ite Depot . I .- “If sgglgpnlx—ZUgIrro c%ib’ihm:lsg: & SOLTES, Prop. ' ' I REPUBLIQAN RALLY PALACE THEATRE Wednesday Evening, Oct. 20th, at 8 o’Clock Ducussedby Issues of Campaign . George Warton Pepper, Q Foremost Platform Honorable Schuyler Men-1 Republican Candidate mm crater of ‘Pennsylvania' 3 erritt. of Stanford heard nothing about such a matter land the} bellowed it to be march a rumor growing out of the (act that the annual meeting of the organiza- tion had been called for today; The general policy being followed by the leading hat concerns is to keep their factories in operation as much of the time as M ‘athle. in order to aid their employee in tiding over the protracted period of dullness. A prominent manufacturer said this torenoon however. that there was virtually no 114 (or hots. ”ex. for oeeaslc momma: to his factory in spot-isles a short time 'ea'eh week. It then occurred to him. he added that they were the escaped convicts. ‘ this Warden Lewes broke by auto. An hour later word was receited from Flint Carlson, Superintendent of Highways at Pembroke, that the two men had stopped him on the outskirts of the town and inquired the 'quickest way der arrest had boasted that a man; liberated ‘ manufacturing , ' ' O .wsnsnsn‘, av, ocroaaa 20 —-Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store— v Don’t Miss That Sale of . F lannellettes Night Gowns and Underskirts,, in pretty patterns, at gleatly reduced prices. , This Is National Umbrella Week The best makes for Men, Women and Children. ' “New AN ‘x&k\w\\\\\\\ THE NEWEST MODELS IN CLASSY COATS. cess attend the campaign of our Sena- ior Harding." and that the 1920 Wide- awakes. with him as leader. “wipe\ the present ineilicient Wilson regime oil the face of the country " Mr. Sue's letter follows: As one of the original Wideswakes one of the first to Join the company from Berlin, Conn, i wish to show my appreciation of the movement published in your issue of Oct. 18. and l congratulate the patriotic men and women who started the reorgan- isation of the order. I only wish i were able to join it now. But i not close if; 80 years of age, and not able to take active part in politics, and l H. KRIEGER 69’ CO. ’ owns ACCOUNTS " l cosy weekly payments, moderate prices on bli ed t 'oid xcitement. l . . 2:..2. 3:3...5. .. ... CLOTHING, SHOES, and All Kinds of “ear- old l-‘irst Connecticut Volunteer 2313.1"slfmfrh'nlfu‘lphfi‘o?"f1§?$o§s ing Apparel for Women and Girls; will endorse me as being a good citi- zen. My wish is that the present organ- ization may do as good work for Mr. Harding as we old timers did for our flood and glorious old railsplittcr. PresiIient Lincoln. and bring back to us the best form of amernmenf in the w.orid that of the Republican party May grrat success attend the cam- palm of am Senator Harding and the .1920 Widcauakes and. with him as leader max they wipe the present iday incmcient \"ilson 1Pzime off the lme of the country. i -—'.'l‘be Best. mes Want Ad BLANKETS 3nd QUILTS from $3.98 to $12.98. t H. KRIEGER e CO. m1 and Long Das- T tance TRUCKING Water Bottles That Last Experience has shown that the best are the cheapest in the end. Cheap water bottles are both dangerous and unsatisfac- _tory. A good article will last a Hot Automobile Robes Hood Covers' Horse Blanket s S. L. TALMADGE DAILY TRIPS. TO N. Y. A full line it!“ “lived. long time if properly cared for. “ Our bottles are the best that W can be procured. They are A. "- WOOSTER _ . . ‘m ‘1' LAW 501d at a fair Price- Our gun" he. m us. Peso-toute- A. W. HODGE antee with every bottle. H. A. MEAD PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST 8 North Main Street South 110mm, 001m. ., NEW SAUERKRAUT . FRESH SHOULDERS . PIGS’ KNUCKLES PATENTS “tumour-outs t‘lIlfl-Imflt. m0... Advertise in ' the Sentinel. IUSIO HALL BLOOL SOUTH IAIN STREET SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK Live Oak Prep. Buckwheat 3 lb. pkg. 300 Fat Bust Isokerel, o piecemc ossossooososnooesoo-o * " ChamOck’s Market White Rose Gaylon Teo,reg 10c skewedmd to 8 for 250 16 Railroad Avonu' th Nor-walk Tole one 533.2 Fancy Large California l ‘- e, Sou ph | Prunes,alb. .........20¢ . - A. STULL Z4 Cottage Street ‘PINETAR SAN TOX TAR 11le z W 00063 was AND CHERRY : l 3m 1 Ei'fi'ic'Po‘n‘mr Cliiford'Pharmacy 3635.133 OIL ; ' srnonr. run as . on room aroma mourns—99c 5 MNCH COOK CTR” FOR. ... .... .......................... 19c 2 CLIFFORD PHARMACY * ”UT“ “A!" STREET PHONE“! 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