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, NEW EDISON
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~- consent is duos: as
bio. at office! but we
_ complete line of Drain
' inable prices.
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' ation Flowers?
“DO NOT. You may say
, , ,1 What a clever immi-
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' J“ marvelous phonograph
who the kind that “im-
mumtol”—as real, nai
_» ‘roll'n . owers are from
.' matlon paper variety
when at the milliners.
Call—LISTEN TO THE
Abd FoxPianoCo.
, h Main St, 80. Norwalk
. On. Congregational Church
ELEVE YOUR COLD
, , Baxter’s Cough Syrup
’ F. I. BAXTER. Duzzist
'4 °' " 'W. Raymond
1v ER A
die. illce, 1103; IlSoueo, 693
'1‘ a7 WASHINGTON 8T. -
. m RED MEN'S BUILDING.
., hr a New Fall] 351;
Prices.
‘4 OUTLET Store
, wASHINGToN ST.
4’ 'Millinery Dept. there's
. you will meet your three
”ends. Style. Quality and
GOTTLIEB'S
, CLOTHING
.2,
l I
‘ ~ to normal prices.
. .'S and BOYS’
, "Line of Men’s and Boys’
Opposite Depot
, 7 .Auto Painting 00.
1, “entific -— Reliable
STa DARIEN, or.
We as SOLTES, Prop,
u
Wonlasy'l'erus
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nou'r ‘WAIY
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filter comes'to order
“1 doors or-torm vesti
. 'ti'llO.
Dement.
Glitter and .1» work .....
Em" (it-Irene and profit .
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-ngf-lWeen Janna-W ‘
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lhe «late r~’ "
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ship and honest materials.
next! pair. .
122 Washington Street
m... “u -.,-
"How the Costofa Building-18DIll é
TM M W” h the
Serving“ is also Main. . l ‘
That the' real facts show that in the .avoraqepslaod trope reel- '
deuce. lumber and mill work at‘retail prices do not " '
outside more than one-third of the total
are...
ooeteftllebtllidlng ioallo‘
The American Lumberman has been gathering some data and
presents a detailed statement or the cost of a house 24:“. contain-
: ing four rooms and a close: on the first hour. w
bath room and tour closets oaths second floor.
The total cost. including the contractor's
- ’made up as follows, showing Lumber and Millwork a.
ith two bed room a
’ was tattoos
ppromlxatea u
................... 8 215.00
‘4‘...
'Paintlng—acoatsoutside:atodinslde
metering—555 yards at 80 cents ........................
. Huang tun-ace .'. ..................... .-. ..............
Plumbing ..................................... - ........
Carpenter labor at 81 an hour ..........................
Electric wiring and lxtures ..... ' ......... . ...............
- Gradim: ""4 excavating . . . .. ............................
Mason \.. r‘: ”suns-sit cellar. sidewak and chimney .........
Hear :zm' trim hardware ...............................
s
s ooooooooooooooooooooooooo .ale.
Lhmber,aml mlllwork .............. . .................... 1.71.:00
Contractor's liability insurance
Incidental and Oflce expense ........' ................
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~ I‘ Cfifrlea Allw'Is-‘~
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. _._ -a .....llés’ Frederic
ISO of lhelP‘ " V
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
The Ralston shoe of today I: the accumulation of forty
years experience. The result is, periect style, at, workman-
To get your dollan' worth consider “Balaton" for your
4...... -um
Shop before-six.
ELWOOD e GLOVER
Mouth Rorwhk
Schutue’s' Friday
FRESH MACKEREL
GREEN BLUE FISH
WEAK FISH - -.
BUTTER FISH -,
COD FISH — - -
SNAPPERS - - -
BOSTON BLUES -
: FLAT FISH . - -
~HADDOCK - - -
* /
" [tiered to pay the entire
vestlgated the accident.
¢———~
BARGERR DOSES HIS
h...
headquarters.
going to sell it.
key were seized 'lhls afternoon. in
The. driver of the automobile, who
gave his name as Joseph Knoblork
of 305 Madison st'reci. Passaic, N. J..
lng liquor wllhoul a permit.
Remnue oil'icers in an automobjle
iollowed the machine to Westporl.
The driver was ordered to drive to
Stamford. The liquor was stored at
the local headqua‘ers, and the pris-
oner locked up in the city locgp.
He was alone in ”is machine. e
automobile was stored in a local gar-
ago.
To STABILIZE '
HAT INDUSTRY
(Continued from Page One.)
One of the members of the "snow
lion staled today that nothing of this
kind was considered, or even suggest-
121/2c lb.
20'c qt.
§ ROUND CLAMS - - -
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
so. NORWALK
E 56 So. Main St.
5 MME. JEANNETTE
: _ som‘aoawsaa’s WING ' p:
3 CORSETIERE AND GL‘OVER..-
Phone ‘909
3 . APPEAR YOUNG
It is easy to do so when you have a Slim, stylish figure.
3 THE ' CIRCLET
equalizes the bust and shoulder flesh, thus baniShin
and bulges, and bringing out the"'graceful girlish lines.
It’s Self-Alisha”
It simply slips over- the
head and fastens at the waist
There are no hooks, eyes not
buttons. That’s why it’s dif-
ferent from the o
{ It Bunting”? It Indir-
Vislt our Gorilet Sho and ‘
see No. 1500, which is mgde oi
shell-pink Ussro Cloth;
34 to “—31.80.
- / ‘
Two UNIONS WAIT BE-
FORE‘QINING STRIKE
(continuefimu Page One.)
‘ , I
ment which might permit the miners
in return to work and deter final ad-
austment of their grievances have
been brought toryard. but they have
not‘been submitted to leaders of the
federation so far as known.
'At theconclfuion or the junrrdn'cl
session held by the executive commit-fl
' - tee ol the National Union of Railway-
men. 1.3-1. Thomas. the general “use.
tally. announced. that» the railroads
men were considering, the ammo!
sympathetic action whalue Biases.
, - e belht- hu'émklh‘i‘ibor .
e . um “no.4. ‘ '
No change was reported in the in;
nation in South “'ales. where the at-
titude of the miners is still a. deter-
mined one. .
At mom. to 'Northumberland. sev-
eral hmdknkmen,‘ women an“
dren raided a‘~ colllory
took 100 ton- of coal
aldln‘ Ind
(or their penan-
‘s _ ,
l
, i
dent of bolts 3
.f‘ R.
ed during the meeting.
it. was, however. proposed to ar-
se [or a conference wltlI none-
r in time’te avoid “in; Eh. I”
Policeman Frank V‘. Ramona n- ,-
A second accident happened earlier
in the afternoon at wan and new.
streets. An Oakland automobile.
driven by William J. Mama. at 8st
Barnum avenue. Bridgeport. collided '
with awnimobile truck. operated
by Joseph Nagy, 71 Cedar ntreet._'l’he
truck was not damaged by the collis-
ion. but the right mudguard of the
touring car was bent. The accident
was settled between the two concern-
ed. 'Omcer T. Dorney investigated.
BOOZE AND BUICK-
roadster. It was wrapped in pack:
ages of 12 bottles each. The "quilt.
is said to be genuine sad worth at
least $10 a bottle. The machine is
a new one. it was seized and stored
- at a local garage. The "door was
stored, in the “wine cellar" at police
New York. though he would not say
where. He was carrying the liquor
to Northnnpton. he said. for his per-
sonnel use. He‘enl’ed that he was
Ten cases 01 bottled-in-bond whls~
another Buick roadsterbhalled by the
revenue oflcers st “'eslport. The
liquor was concealed in the machine
was held in hell of 8500. for cany-
up.
.
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'_W,s Leading Dry Goods
e e x e r _. _ ' .
‘VlSll.’ Our HOSIery Counter
?Where not only-the BEST STOCKINGS, of every grade may be
found, with mam special prices that cannot be._equalled in the city
SOME OF OUR STOCKING SPECIALS. THIS WEEK
High Grade Silk Stockings—For Men and Women,
: . .......... . ..... ' ........ Ata Reduction of 20 Per Cent.
Boys’ School Stockings—In ’ black only. ’A bargain. . . . . . ”At 500
lnfants’ Wool Stockings—~J '
dollar valu&.n,1v.xxps‘~‘
win-o mugs; .........
.-....
H. KRIEGER o CO.
REJ‘CTED BUITOR ENDS LIFE
Jumps Into Cal-oi When Sweetheart \
Returns Engagement Ring.
GLEN FALLS, Oct. 21.-—A.fter his
sweetheart had rejected his engage-
ment ring. Daniel 1'. McCormick. Jr.,
leaped from her side into the Champ-
lain Canal snd was drowned at For:
Edward last night.
McCormick was the twenty-one-
yesrvoldkson of Daniel McComlck. lo-
cal manager oi ' the international
Paper Mylar“ at Port Edward.
The girl who rob-fled his enraptured
advances Just before he leaped from
the, bridge on which they were stand-
ing to be swallowed by the waters
beneath. ls )lloa Bluebell: X. y.
a reuy telephone ems. w as
a gew years the sen ‘ it".r no;
man lnfatuatedwwith he!"K |
The con 1: m "P B! 903‘
pany tor ”some the. it to under
stood that thereon-relied recently. ‘
cold! to many children. At theirs!
signotar’colditlswelitbm‘
sentatima «the industries closely al— ,child :' ““9 0' m m and
.“l‘ar .
lied with at. bat trade. for the par } h “am mm L amorous.
metal-grew
poee of eudearoriux tiascerlaln th: 38“ Adult CL. 1' n. N. J" writ“:
exact sites.“ in re rd to
and probable prices and price reductquer' Huey T" certainly " a:
lions. in order to arrive at a basing
of estimating the probable cost of
materials entering into the produc-
tion of hats. “
“The repo'rt that the closing down
of the factories was being considered
caries in operation. instead of closing
them. and for that purpose we are;
endeavorlng to ascertain what he
auctions we may expect in the cool of
lambda. bindings and the other
goods that enter into the production
of hats."
It is hoped that by means of this:
inquiry it may be possible to deter-’
mine about what reductions may be
expected in the prices of these es-
, ’sentlals and thus enable hat menu-
j lecturers to determine with some do!
gree of dellnlteness what it will cost
- lo produce hots. ‘
At the present time great uncer
. lalnly exists' as to the probable
ernrse of prices of practically all hat-
I iers supplies and consequently there
- has been wide variation in bat quo-
; lotions. some manufacturers announc-
ing extensivo reductions, while others
‘ have hesitated to lake such'actlon
. in View of the uncemlnu' as to the
, future cost of materials.
If his situation can be cleared up.
' it is explained, manufacturers will 'no
‘ .lonzer hesitate about making definite
I price quotations. hesitancy on the
- part of dealers in placing orders will
be relieved and the entire industry
I 'mav be stabilised.
William Campbell. president of
j Itbe Waring Hat Co.. Yonkers. N. Y..
was elected president of the associa-
lon. and Charles A. Mallory. presi-
nt of the Xallory Hat Co.. of this
city. ’l’k‘epresident. .
SPECIALS FOR
. SATURIIAY
. October 83.4339
Fowl Ate!-
‘
likelt. Mouths.cmP-'m
lag ‘ . hayiovorandastblnl-
mum
is exactly the opposite at what we I
are trying to do." said life-ember of.
the association referred to. “We De=
making an eifort to keep the ho}
“both dangerous and unsatisfac-
tfiean be procured. They are
best comb and cold remedy l e
tried tor my little boy.” Children,
I
That Lost
Experience has shown that
the best are the cheapest in the
tory. A good article will last a
long time if properly ,eared for.
--
STYLISH sron'rrlosr: FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS. GIRLS
p cm Addams
easy weekly payments, moderate prices on
CLOTHING, SHOES, and All Kinds of Weal-
" ing‘ Apparel for Women and Girls. '
V ‘ ,
"BLANKETS and QUILTS from $3.93 to
.KRIEGEReCO.
Hot Water Bottles lineal and Long Dis--
tance
TRUCKING
”i" ““9 W" W‘“ ""‘* ~ S. L. TALMADGE
lnAILrTRIrs To N. r.
Our bottles are the best that
sold at a fair price. Our guar-
antee with every bottle.
H. A. MEAD
. .
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PATENTS
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‘ PRESCRIPTION PHMULCIST
Blot-think Street
‘_ South Hos-walk, Om.-
:SPECIALS R
m FOR THE WEEK ,
nine-a hep. new“:
' 8 lb. pkg. ..'.......... 806
m spams-mt
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p
NEW SAUERKRAUT
FRESH SHOULDERS ._
‘ PIGS’ KNUCKLES
I ' Chamock’s Market
19 mavens, ems smut.
,PINE TAR
ems nae .
. cxracronsur
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Automobile Robes
Hood Covers
V Horse Blanke?
A full line just arrived.
A. W. HODG;
IUSIO KAI-I. BLOCL
SOUTH tum STREET
Telephone .;~
, SAN ,TOX TAR‘P
nasal oouon mums m cuss“
‘ Cliiford Pharmacy
mom m mum“
on rum aroma onooou
8.4“" BOOK CT‘RAP FOR ................
- CLIFFORD. PHARMACY
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COD LIVER
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