-: in your nurse.
with high prices.
. , T'S MY SON
SINGING!”
' of the famous Crite-
é’tet was listening to a
__ dison Phonograpli for
first tune. and
«5'8” sung by Anna Case
the Criterion Quartet tras-
’ played,
Menly she exclaimed;—
‘ lThart’S my son singing.”
Q‘is true. The singer was
.‘fiardon of the Criterion
u:
f is
That 1' Realism for You
3.‘ . ALFRED ,FOX
PIANO co. _
f %- Main 3t. 80. Norwalk
fw'in sell Léhigh. Port-
fiementfiresh from the
;_ a price that will leave
' How the Cost of a Butldmmls Distributed
' , paella lusts. W. _ “1?,the prince
_WP . ., mama-um mu (“a-
!, tuna-anthems” fizz-WWW
'quwmwma daily,“
Weekly pmdmm (turban-amoral
nun!“ report i also certain. ‘
That’ the real tact. allow that in the average shod frame roe!-
deuce, lumber and mill work at retail prices do not represent, at the
outside more'than one-third of the total‘ cost o! the building team
th10. t.
The American Lumberman has been'mherlnc some data and‘
presents a dethiled statement of the coat of a house 24:26, contain-
ing four rooms and a clout on the first door. with two bedrooms. a
bath room and tour closet- on second floor.
am Forest
The total cost, including th tractor’s protlt was 85,464?!
made up as follows. showing Lumber and Mlllworkzappromixatea 1
percent. . .
Painting—scanning 820(Insldo‘ ...... .............$215.9O
Plastering—655 yards at cents ........................ «4.00‘
Heating. furnace ........... . . . . . ............ . ......... . 290.00
Plumbing .......... . . ." ........... . ........... . ........ 539.00!
Carpenter labor at}! . hour ............... ._ . . . ...... . 000.00
Electric wiring and fixtures ........................... . . 113.00
Gradiur "v"! creavatlnz ..... . ...................... .. . . 115.00
Mason \ r' . t-t-mcnt cellar. sidewalk and chimney ......... 635.00“
Hear um: ' im hardware .; ................ . ............ 81.00 ‘
Gutter .uul .in work .................................... £0.00.
Lumber and millwork ............. . ................ . . . . 1,710.00
Contractor’s liability insurance
Extra drayazc and prom .’
Incidental and Ollce expense
a... nnnnnn a nnnnnnn a ..... on
7 1 1’3
The. Hatch 69“ B ' ey Co.
‘ scorn nonwnx. o’onz.
in; erected and
crops. -
Austria. Some in
demanded this but from the
meat, giving notice that it their d
demanded admission." The
tdred and staked
placing a model but in ne‘er on
open assed spaces as
poss sion. .
It is said that 1
take up claims.
Lenine Writes
GENEVA. Oct.
the Russian Premier. has
from Moscow to a close friend.
phevist invuai
l-
GREENBLUEFISH_....................,.35clb -
HADDOCK Q.osoaoutOIInceeaeo.o,lglo.h.eeouoa 10¢ lb. '
STEAK COD 2kg.
TILEFISH ........ .22clb.
SNAPPERBLUES 20c lb.
WEAK FISH ~ 20c .
BUTTERFISH ..... 25c
FRESH MACKEREL 38cl.
ROUND CLAMS......... ....... .......20eot.
THE BEST BRANDS or'CAsN n nsu
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
N ORWALK
:,i VE YOUR COLD
‘ By Taking
same or HOUSE-
KINGS AT OUR
‘ am BASEMENT
EB’S
a.
and ‘BOYS’
0 THIN G
prune of Men’s and Boys’
(
g“.
7 to lilfnal prices. '
' '7 Auto Painting Co.
9 u-tifie -— Reliable
~' ST., DARIEN, CT.
. Opposite Depot ‘
. S & SOLTES, Prop.‘
m
I
DON'T WAIT
comes to order your
doors’ 0r storm vestibule.
- means saving coal. 1
with _
£8 1". MaéDONALD
gand Gene-:1 Contractor
' East Norwalk
5 ‘ Telephone figs
work promptly attended to.
_ Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials. 2
"Come, Where My Love Lies ’
so. NORWALK j
. for later will adopt flolalwvisl rule.
. W 4“
.' JOHNSON zwms SUIT}.
I
Common Fiona Court Decision in
Dairy Company Casey
t
u
l
W, Treadwell. of Boston.
“’illlam C. Johnson,
I defen
. Dairy company.
Sherwood were d
. company and
. Johnson and Mr
learning that
terprise. cal
tain' if he
the stock.
stockholder. handing His
Pointing The Way
YOUNG people will form habits of thrift—or otherwise— de'
pending upon the kind that they are encouraged to form.
Habits are stronger than rules. Children do not take kindly
to rules butvthey always welcome suggestions. I '
If you point the way and Show that the day they start to
SEW they start towards a happy future they will unconsciously
tum) habits of thrift. Show them how rapidly little savings ac-
rmnulmc at 4 per cent interest which is compounded twice a
your in this strong hank.
THE CITY NATIONQL' BANK
. South Norwalk, Gonn. ‘
ALUGRADESFLOURperbag..................... .79
A1133 DWRBLBNDOO .lebuflc
No.1ROYALPLANTAfiONOOFPfl-............[p.390
LONG ISLAND POTATOES ‘ "
. mNSIOKIDSHOULDBB
-- mi patina!
' ,Barnoslty; a ooai‘dealer. mined
order“
83 Washington St. , Phonhiil405
3’— j ' 5
.COAL DEALER 13' FlNB-D - . tughard to ,plear L
aloe son snort: Wilda? $539”?
commie: Oct. ,, ”Planets
1934! 15":
n. .
gnaw school and Trinity college. He
’ He began practicing law in Bridge
.tbat city.
l
PURE CANE GRANULATID SUGAR, AMERICAN W W” «angel of Bfldgepo‘fl' state sen- ‘
~l
t
..................;... 450 .
. pk. 'death, Judge Seymour was wide!“
I
roun mvoaceaé'rlo " ,
‘ ’ . rlLeo count
OJIOIIOIOOIOIIOIG‘IIOOO “Cm
l-OOLON MIXEDOROBYLOI ”1|!!ch
7lbs. OIOEYILLOWM'POR.................250
mvmcnum- urns...............»lb.eoc :
CAMPBELLSPORK’AND .2f0r230
Theextrene limit in‘ilne Bakery Products‘at While‘ ‘
. House Breadery,ne§tto ‘ ’ . /}
,' rl'. asks-
{whom
dm .‘
visiting- the omce
scription books.
iuess at that time. if is stated. but
scarcity of help. and the loss of men
through” the draft .making it net-es.
sary to employ- incompetent help.
rectors decideghtao ask for e diaaolu-
tion of tbe‘corporattm. . Tread.
well then instituted suit‘ixainst John-
thedefendauts he had been induced
to invest $500 in the ‘rompany and
claiming that these stgt'elnents had
been untrue.
The defendants asserted that they
had acted wholly in good faith in
«heir darlings with Mr. headwei‘
and that all that they had told him
about, the dairy company and their
connection with it was true.
JUDGE M. w. SEYMOUR
-DiEs IN LITCHFlEL
News was received here early this
amorning of the death at lJtchdeld
bf, [Manda Wpodrufl Seymour. who
was for many years ‘a prominent
leader in the democratic party. Judge
Seymour was a lawyer specialising
,in corporation and patents law. and
'served for a number of years as a
lecturer in the Yale Law School.
Judge Seymour was born in thch-
field. Oct. 6. 1832. the son of a for-
mer chief justice of the supreme
court or the state. He was gradu-
ated from Yale in 1888 and also re-
ceived degrees from the Columbus
was married in 1859 to Charlotte
Sanford of New Haven. ‘ t
port in 1857 and. in 1879 and 1880
served as Judge of the city court in
During the years thatjol-
lowed he h’eld many other public
once: among which were corpora.
ator, memlkrship on the state refor—
matory board: board ot‘pardona; and
trustee of the industrial achool. He
also served,“ a colonel on the stat?
of Gov. English. At the time of MI
, _
' and under splendid’daha. hats are be‘
around broken for
The procedure ~of occupation was i
symptomatic or present conditions in
,, I60 I troop
of men. mostly war valida, formally
mands were not met within-a certain
period they would tahe possession.
The demand was ignored by the. au-
thorities. so a few days ‘80 the per-
iod expired and several hundred men
marched quietly to the entrance and
swung open the gates. the men en-
out their cialma.
a symbol of
.700 families" will
lnvasionVHas Failed
28.~—-.\'ikolni uni}...
written
a Rus-
sian professor named Lutinow. who is
,now recuperating here. that the Bol-
neot Poland failed, ow-
’-
ln a decision handed down a few
days ago. Judge Walsh, of the Court
of Common Pleas of this county”. to.
for the defendant in the suit of John
against
of Newtown,
, and J. Arthur Sherwood. of Boston.
. The plaintil’. who is a promnlent
farmer in Boston, alleged that the
is made representations to
him that were falsée to induce him
to purchase stock in the Bridgeport
ctors of the-dalry
Mr.
his bueln
.
Q-
e
us when in need of
nmnmummmanm
log to had military leadership. The
Red Army is composed of loyal right: .
first} butbthe cw not up to
er :0 n. m . Hc dwells Blind ‘3‘”
. gm: great gidpelon rwoponndn of China Needs W
.nw'r as n. m A ghanietnn and ' 0‘", ‘I!’
Iieluchlstnn. adding that lmlia noon» lime Of $60, 9
PEKING, Oct. 28.--The cabinet has
authorized the Ministry of Finance
to issue bonds to the extent of 860,-
000.000 to be used for retirement of
depreciated currency of the Bank of
China and Bank of Communicatldne.
since these banks were minds.
moratorium at the time of Yuan Shib-
” ilaaco, the notes
have been exchangeable only at 40
to 60 per cent. of their face value.
Kai's mama
it is the. plan now to retire
these notes in exchange for
from March. 1921.
. HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITI
The amount
monthly dues was decided
rollers a‘Plaas tor a social in the latte
check at that time and few days interior November" or the early DO
01' ‘ "'9 COMP“! December were discussed.
and entering his name upon the sub-f
A contest is being held to:
«loner-a. The two best original cheers
The company was doing hood bus.
‘will receive suitable prizes.
The Senior Class (’11) held a meet.
afterwards increased cost or taller. in; Monday for the pox-poo. of ”1m.
ing a design [or the floss plus and
: Tickets wereplaced on sale (or the
brought about a‘ change and the diJgame on Thursday with miter-d Hkn
The local team is in due
out. that
,that team is also in tip-top form no
son and Sherwood. auditing that be; a one game is expected. The game
cause of certain statements made by will star! at two o‘clock. at the Bax-
H.A‘N. 1.
iron FALSE c‘aeolrs
School. .
condition: and mm I‘ll!
ter Grounds.
o . -—~
'cLon-uan aunts?“
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 28,—John
women's appore was arrested
for a bearing tomorrow. He
in the bankruptcy court last
and counsel for New York and
creditors made a sharp attack
's methods.
developme to were forecut by
yers. , Fine also has a
Pittsfleld, Silas.
secured by customs revenue surplus.
bearing six per cent interest and
payable over a period of six years
A meeting of the'Dramatic Club ’
Treadwell was interested in the ell- wno held Tuesday in the auditorium.
led upon him to ascer-lmseeven new members were voted
Would purchase some of‘iato the club.
Mr. Treader" became a
a clothing merchant dealing mostly in
rharaed with ring credit by
false statemen o the amount . of
871.000. He furnished 82.000 bonds
Sensation
r
H.
all of
Wu
of the
upon.
part
of
school
you live easier.
Pine.
today
5—Norwalkts team Dry Goods Store—
We Still .Sell Umbrellas
The'hig duccess ofNATIONAL ‘UMBRELLA WEEK, at this
’store, has been a’means of introducing our big stock of Umbrellas,
liar Men, Women and Children, to many. new
mega-"ETC
NOW COMPLETE WITH A FULL LINE
OF READY-TO-WEAR
'CLOTHES
For Men, Women, Boys
and Girls
UP-To-DATé MILLINERY AND SHOE:
FURS, SWEATERS, BLANK ETS
AND QUILTS.
‘ Our EASY PAYMENT PLAN “in help
The Paris Cloak e Suit House
33 South Iain Street, South Nor-walk
omi- moat-Ion SALE OR
WOMEN’S anr MISSES’ COATS, SUITS,
‘ RESSES and. SKIRTS _
Omebuyalzdmvemouywhflothomortnentugood.
friends. Call and see
O
22-5:
0
y.-
e z.. .,.‘
and mail it to Foley A 00.. 1835
field Ave" Chicago. Ill. writing
Foley Kidney Pills for pain In
Catbartic Tablets. a wholes
and ‘Itfll ”it" c
, ”"6, “WW”
‘ " .47 fills“ ._.._~
of the Connecticut Society,‘ Military
order of Foreign Wars: Connecticut
Colonial Wars, vice-president 01— Con-
necticut Society oi’. Cincinnati and
the Connecticut Historical, Society.
a
Four divorce aétions were filed in ,
court. y
able to the November term of court.
Marie Phalea
2,; . 777
Out This Out-4:48 Worth Money.
Cut out this slip ,encloae with be
came and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package cow
taming Foley’s Honey and m Con
pound, for combo. colds and creep:
and back; rheumatism, backache-rud-
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
one and
th ole-halal catha fit
W‘ mm “Mm
,‘ l"; ‘ bill when and unsatisfac.
She!
wheat......., 31b.pk¢.30c.
PureOiderVinegartagal. 50c.
V A. STULL
2‘4 Cottage Street
‘- last“ non-nu ‘
aide-
s: W, m“ ,
other _ Pr
“M
a. SPECIALS bi] Robes
.m‘ m FOR THE WEEK ”mm" c
n: so: Iaclperel. a Woo 200. Hood Covers
3m“ Wake 1°“ Horse Blankets
A full line just arrived.
A. W. HODGE
Imam KAI-L 31-0“
soon um emu
a
éot JVnter Bottlés
?' , That Last- ‘
.f’ ' has shown that
am“... no... .. i.
' Chap or“ bottles are
huggineitproperly cared-for.
. “b m are“ the heat that
sold‘atadan-priee. Ocean-
am withgevery bottle.
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Headquarters for
!‘
Halloive’en Novelties;
Lace on"... Out-Outs, Silhoui
“Hummus;
diam ted Crepe .Paper
And 3mm Mike”
costumes."
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Norwalk Chronicler