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his. many friends, has followed theta“ 1- _ 1-, - , ‘ ’ ,
ROWWON water practicl‘lly {ill of his life. and; l'”-“’ 3""? TUBA}. l
. "in his ti-aVels has scan many things, .
""“‘" or interest. He has visited China; New Y0_itl\’. .\'m._ l.»-~—'l‘he tongue; g. - . p _ . , .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leach and Japan. South America, and rc‘i‘flllly match 95 it‘ll't't‘-("ll9ll.l0ll caroms Mfr: . , ‘1 u e 7 > me
sans, Henry and Oliver have, beenfrcfurned from a. two months’ trip to‘l'm-‘e‘l m 3““ ‘0‘“, 3"" ’9 f5” “'3! ‘ _ . ,1 , . ,
. . . . — th> lrn ~st l'er loved rainy—-1
viz-Inns Captam and Mrs. H- W. Cole.lEg-"1"~ “he“? he 5‘” “any “1m?“ 0‘ £33.?! will lit'filll it» Klan-:5 Roam! ‘
or Rnwayion avenue. film“? mammmnm’y m‘m- 0“ ail‘mlinril Acwwnr. this afternoon ’ [24 WASHING'IDN ‘ STREET
Mrs. Aaron Stevens, 0f Rowavton ,card‘ to friends here he stated that;wh,n Alfredo Do On), and Italy-h! ‘ L
' 'he had bought in Alexandria a strawgun-«nlt-iil‘ clash in the opening of, _
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avenue, has been visiting her (laugh-
tar in New York citv. hat made by a local concern. As ,thiir gnu-point C‘Omt‘b‘t- . ‘ . ""1? Eli ’ Ive:
T‘ . . , ‘ .. . _'this new agition is a land position, 3‘ “m 1"" ‘30“0’Ude“ 0" “'wa - " ' ‘ " "4
lie uppu‘ Hm 0’ “0‘”le ave p ‘lli‘ht tiller six sessions of 50 points
Me. has been scraped and some of=“ ’5 ”mum“ m“ M“ 5‘9"” and eat-h al’irrnoon and evening during;
the holes filled in. making travel Elvira Stevens will remove to Newport,,m. lhl'v't’ vii-.33. making it exactly . ~
min-h more pleasant in this section. 'hews. > ltwive as long as the old championshiv SPECIAL SALE IN OUR
On Monday afternoon the first Oflchullt-nym matches. which consiatcd of ’ »
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Keeler's ice, pond has been flooded.: . ‘ ‘4 ’
and put in readiness for the winter-[3“?{gildmheailth gil'a‘lfncs totbe Icon-gfiprznimf yum? far angel-mama“: nib-Lu“, ‘ Aid“
season, when a big crop of ice is ex- “‘1‘ 9‘ Y e l 9" 0" 0““ Y C 39' '. ' ‘. ‘ .- J, “I“: . ““1 c . 1 , IN E: R Y I ’ E P I “91‘— ‘ ' '
fievmd to be harvested. A new ,ooggter of the American Red Cross wasE$222“:ybaioxilg‘mhpfilngmthggfi M I L L I , . g . 1 "9 maul-g IggBO DOWh ON THE
and other repairs are being made tofl’qpened mlifleAChnsmgom fetusmentzumiinn ‘lhv Old Muster is a min)r: ‘"
tho. small ice house on the east of: ouse 3‘ ‘ venue - "10118 "185a: l.t- rulers the‘vontes‘t and won't r,» , . . . BROID h
the pond, which will permit of mt_'speakers was John Sherman Hoyt Ofgl‘nflillt to vote avtho election tolrmh ng‘h grade Mllllnery VVIH have to be SOld > WAY BLUES
n- slm‘age facilities. . gontentment ll liland. to (Ilyiti-istOtior‘a-iaptVh L": ‘0"; 11’1"”; ll“? glosllig, git", a “ ~ 45200—D80W8Y BABY K‘ml B'k
Several local people were at Pound: ouse is, v“, nown t 9 people' ' em to c . 108. one is more 3‘. . . 7 - T. ,1. 3. u,
Ridge, N. Y., on Tuesday evening. here {Or the reason that. since its l‘Vemk’” ‘0 ““3 he mm“ m "““‘h"“"" at a sacrifice. \‘le Heal the Space for ChrISt‘ IN THE W GLOW Kane Bike?
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Where 8 clever little play “’85 givenlprgflmzauon- the Rowayton Flows/erg: (“(411) first bll'thd‘l} with & \.(l.
by a cast of Norwalk ladies. iclub has almost every week sent;
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I'LL BE WITH YOU IN APPLE BLOSSQM
mas stock.
The news of the birth recently of atflowers t0 this settlement house. Fur— l‘.utl’l1.\'TlI-2ll rp l.\' Till-I .uu. m
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Wirimermore. in the past. it has been the; . ’
. mott of South Nomalk was received .izood fortune of several of the people new YORK. Nov. l.———(‘veorgi~s l_‘.'l|-_ M advantage of this opportunity ' 18602—11331) of .3 B
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hare with interest. Mrs. Wilmott wasifmm Rowayton to visit this settle-lpenlie-r. Fromm pugmn. and a "um—y
M133 Ethel Taylor, former]y a ”simment house, and see something’ of itmhcr of his friends were spectators at
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dent. of Rowayton. swork amnng the peop]e of [he pastrlioofil‘yPlt F‘ll‘ld. Mine-om. yesterday. UP In ‘Y ”ms ARME
“’illiam 1. Stevens, son of Mr. andtside of New York in the vicinity oliwh“n “ number 0‘ “31m: i‘lh'l’mom‘ ' .
4.51%me FOR THE SUN TO COME OUT
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v . . _ WWT Riven in his honor. Louis Garb ,
lin'fi Frank R. StevenS. has been ap- lA emit! B Th9 snub" ‘3' ‘0 md“”"l>¢-rt. said to he the oldest till-r in :ict- , .
painted port captain at Newport News nutrition classes for the under-nour-iiw wniw with his Farm“, . , v '
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x a. Th“; 19 a decided prnmotjon for ' thd (fhlldl'fin and l'l‘PVQDtIVQ dental l 91' carrying p‘anp gravy 80‘ on” s-xhihi .
«WWH up {or :i short flight and sowin—
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"Bill." as he is familiarly known to Results. cfnxxr'.
Lfr, Stevens, who his had much exJCHIIIC. ftions. Jenn Horn-aux. the l-‘rom-li ‘ ' . .
Derience in his capacity as skipper.l W “"3”“. ”'90 "PHOHNM WWW"! bill" .
Although comparatively a young man. ”8931‘“?! W3“? Ast- Brlnz Good"‘““"“ ““1"“ in 1h" at“ ‘ “H"W‘m“ " _ ‘ ‘ '
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DONNELLY'S
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BUILD OR BUY NOW WARNS EXPERT
By L. WARD PRINCE
President Westchcstcr ('ounty Realty Board.
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\‘i 111 11011593111 the suburbs be cheaper next Spring"? I have been asked innumerable times in
the last few weeks to answer this question. Surface sigma certainly indicate the possibilitv T31.)
{1813:}??? :lpmad 131021010361 not 10m: ago 01 21 Sharp reduction in the price of lumber “to word
0 a to peak llzl( we!” rcacl‘ed 'uwl [l't"(‘(l' ‘ "l l - 3 - , 7 - ' 7'“
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everything (3150.. . s i, “(is on the down mam “11..
t l tLet us lookut all thy t'lt‘lllt‘llli that (‘lllt‘l' into the house market. so that we mav be better it'—
el-(i Beooffnlisueiiyliio intention 101‘ ourselyes. lit .tlze first place. the-much heralded reduction in the
D 3 tl g 1.11711 J21. ‘5 {Hun f‘ UN :1 (lolusmn. 1' I'IL‘Os are now about \\‘llel'(? they were ten months ago.
ant us 18( 11.0.1011 “as based on the V91?" ml) 0f the market. Little material was bought after the~
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Sill: tug ltllC}e:L}\}F‘ and it)! afflic‘dn'l llt)llt‘ (ll Lllt' liopslnir offered todav is priced upon these llli’l‘ rate: .. ; 0H Heaters, $6.98 up; 635 Heatrs. s: :5 ‘;’ E “3:" ' “ ‘ ‘ l _
I BCOS 0 t ouse 5 ‘ll' ". 0 ‘ ’ ' ‘ "i ‘u' vi. ‘ '. ' - " Q U ‘
C U t»( d.‘ \\ Ollltl hx llh-JM] than OVU. even \illll Illls l'filUCthll lll lLll‘ilel'. 25 WASHINGTON ST. 55'3“ " ’7‘ “ 1" i
ondccoun‘lc] (fl-“Elle- :lf‘t't‘“? increase in wages. :‘A‘l‘gtlier element that tends to maintain high housing «
{)1 legs 1% c condition of the money market. Ibo loans are being madam the title conlpaiiies or l
he - an 8. What little money tillers through into the building market is held for him ham-«g '
c alges, sometimes as high as lo per cent. " h l V k l
proclllc'lzlfilclfx'illuilntl‘lgexpamlgssi m the suburban building b'usiness. Good men are almost im-
- ' l 2. ' ry “54" wages maintained. Materials ar ‘ .i ' ‘ ' - .. . ., -
and prices have fallen only slightly. 9 at ll very (hmuflt to procure
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_ rodketvy l1011§121_57dtcf1sc.,. almost. immediately the demand lets up. There is no chance of an over-
geadill; finitull 1:111:25 540E the blunt 0f the Igal'get from the news reports. If houses do not sell
- . . _ ' ' 3,110 new ones are starte . uildino- in W s q ~ . .
ed the vanishing point. a c tClchteI‘ subul be has almost reach-
1' .l’l‘here again we cannot get away from the inevitable law of supply, and demand. If all the
augmes at the command of suburban builders were put into continuous operation the result would .
not 9 Gym-production for several years to come. The figures on the seriousness of the shortage fl
and the mtmxtesunal effort that 15 being made to overcome it in the neighborhood of New York .,
city are so alarming and so well known by the general public that it is ' ‘ '
. . . , unnecessal to . 3 am
mto these painful details. y go 2
All this sounds di. 'ouraging in the extreme but there is some ho ' ‘
. . . pe on the other Side. Specu-
lators have been startled by the effect of the rent laws and in some cases have cut their prices
rfillggttlf: tohtwl‘gggy peelrcent. Owners whg exam-6i) in the habit of raising their prices $1.000 over
ve a an in some cases rece a. it. I cannot or e trio stron ' the timeworn
adage, “Buy when the demand is slack.” g gly
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«qualizcs the bust and shouldcr fimli. thus l-anishiug hm;
and bulges. and bringing out the graceful girlish lines.
It’s Self-Adjusti i 2 i:
It simply: slips run 2*
head and fastens at the i
There are no books. 0;,»
buttons. That '5 why i‘ ‘-
fcrent, from the (infirm-2
brassiere.
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_ Some people are looking forward, even hopefully, for a business depression which would
bring about lower wages, and, therefore, lower prices and a reduced cost of living. This is funda-
mentally a false posmon. Men who think that the way to safety and to prosperity is through
nannyfind depressron and 10W prices, are absolutely without any understanding of the present
conditions. Because panics and lack of employment in the past, flirowing’nullions of people out
of employment, have brought about lower wages and lower cost: of livin is no reason whatever
for looking for such things under present conditions. 3',
The world has completely changed. World inflation has cut the dollar in half and no power
ggmeerthue fihdgnffi: giggeffgcrggggyeax;sht01§gme. Wages are high, and justly so. They should
. lOl‘lS ' ' - ' = ,- ‘ .
gives iii . t . e. e ormg man is entitled to high wages so long as be
It is true that the changes which have come abouthave produced a certain intoxication of
Wand waste on the part of men who aregemng highwag'es. Theyare, at the same
tame, loss efliclent and energetic than they formal? werabut that is only the ineiritable outcome
of the mighty changes which are taking- place in. the financ'ml, economic. and social relations of
wage-earners and all other interests. ‘ '
, The man who hesitates in carrgn‘ng out construction work because off-the highcostofidoing work
attheyresentfimeiis making a miffike. He cannot get" lower cost for years to come, crept
it W,an, which «13' not in sight, and m,:fi&m would mean a
INT-1911. costing every busmeasauan; and the mm,mmmmn now cook 30 81m
pmy-‘umals and labor are avaiflefioefl Me The meme- 1”,” dwell-
W -- They must be built orielse the housing prom: will, ’ in itself, tin-mm revolution.
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