7 lug mhltccs is lakrn from the com-
' be :600
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nertial Record -
Architect it. ll. North has rom-
plfled plans for the (“limit and lion-
ncfi Co. of (lvnrgvlonn. Conn. The!
plans are for thr crvctlon of sir two-
family hmlsu Thrrn will he no heat-
ing, plumbing or electricity in any of
thd hous-‘s. which will he of frame
construction nnnl will he used for
the housing of the factory employees.
Plum 1‘. ill l-c sent out for bids at
ilnliding Garage
Georgv Smith is hming a frame
gnzago built nt lnion Park (3.1.,
Finch is tht bulldt‘r. and the cost will
Contract:- for Hound‘s
William t‘nstlulinc. go‘n-‘rnl con-
tractor. has rt‘rv‘nily been awarded
the following contracts: One-family
hnugo nu \Vutport nvcnuc for “'ll-
linm liussll. one—family house on
“'nmi sir~‘l‘t for lu‘ntrr l‘Olr‘. and the
Fi‘i,ll'fl"llr‘.fl i-f n two-family house
5- .\Hornr‘y l: Shw‘rnin.
Anothcr Frame Garage
i'rr‘ul .\i. Whm‘lv‘r is constructing
3 (”mo range on livilio‘ street. The
building “ark 1! bring tlonr‘ by Geo.
“1 Lamb.
A
slay tirhrho on Lorena street. The
garage is or frame construction. and
new garage is being built for
will cost 850. George ‘V. Lamb is
constructing the building.
“'csl Main Street Dwelling.
Ii. 1.. ilnyt has started the con-
strm‘iion of a six-room dwelling at
23 \Vcst Main street. The Norwaik
ltulltilng Co. have been awarded the
contract. and the cost will be 86.-
1:00.
(Int-age Addition.
Nollie iturtrnm is having con-
slructul an addition to a frame gar-
ngo on Bay View avenue. to cost
$000. lidword Bartram is the build-
t‘l'.
Day Street Buildim.
T. F. Foley and Co., local con-
tractors. have started work on a
combination garage and storage shed
on Day street. the cost of which will
be 8800.
ll. Nathan of East Norwalk. con—
tracting plumber. has the following
plumbing and heating contracts:
Plumbing and heating in a three-
family house on Seaview avenue;
n. one-family house on East avenue
for Albert Beers; two-family house
on “'ashington and Spring streets
for the Fuller Construction co.. and
a new thrcc‘family house for J.
Grcenough.
Building Permits.
8. W. Hoyt. Jr., 158 Main street,
addition to house. Cost $30.
Andro ()rvatz. :1 Belle. street, ad-
dition to house. Cost 83,000.
E. J. Furman. 18 Harbor View,
foundations. t‘ost $1.275.
Louis Jassii, 91 Main street odd
to house. Cost $250.
“'omluartl \u‘nm‘ Residents J. ll. Morton. liiil avenue. frame
\‘lncd‘lwn l".\n‘.:itn hits started hOIIS”. ('03! $3,000.
w”rk M, ;. iw.».f.1mily patience at Ii. ll. Lovell. lionscvclt avenue.
In \l‘wwin'Ir-l .’I\"‘llll". .lus liunko frnmt‘ house. Cost $5,000,
nus ln-n Humid”! lll“ mrpr-ntr‘r \‘incenizo D’Amnto. 28 “'oodward
workf f‘lnvl thv‘ rust 0f the. house \vil , nvenuc. 2-famlly residence. Cost 85,-
j” 3", ”will '00”.
Camp on inrvnn Street. '1'. F. Foley and Co..
garage and storehouse. Cost 8800.
Jean Cushman. Cove street. tram
garage. Cost $350.
I}. L. Hoyt. 23 Main street.
room house. Cost 86, 600.
Number
12: estimated cost of buildings. 825.
575.
Plumbing Permits.
South Norwalk Florist. South Main
street George L. Britton.
Knight St. A. M. E.
night street. Heating and Plumb
i g Co.
' Frank Shepard. Mel-win stree
Mater Rogers. -
s. J. Unguary.'
W. J. Unguary.
Mrs. Vitez. Lexington avenue. W.
J. Ungua‘ry.
Fred Zarges.
Thompson and Sagre.
Second
0. A. White. Glrard place. Con-
nelly Bros.
“7. Seabye, Quinta‘rd avenue. Acme
I’lbg. Co.
Nandy' Benedict. West Main street.
Heating and Plumbing Co.
0. \V. Coggsweil. Eclipse street.
Berger and Greathiner.
Cesuto N.. Taylor avenue. Silk and
Bernard.
'Lester Coles, “’ard street. Norwalk
Plbg. Co
tcr Rogers.
Andro Oravetz, Bell avenue. C. W.
Pencil. -
Running in the form that he dis-
played at the Wilco A. A. meet. Vin.
Ascl'r. of the Chicago A. A..
nckt spring.
through the first 100
Day street,
his best.
of permits for the week,
Church.
rx’u Hill Road.
street.
is going
to make the 400 meter boys stcp
right along in the Olympic tryouts
Ascher is even faster
yards of a
“quarter? than is Allan “'odring at
‘7‘ .5. _
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The Importance of
Variety
The larger the variety of
new and different home
furnishings from which
you select those'for your
home. the more of an op-
portunity you will have to
express your own videss
and individuality in mak-
ng your selection. At this
store you will find the
largest possible variety ol‘
everything that is new and
good in furniture and
your complete satisfaction
is guaranteed by the fact
that we stand behind ev-
ery piece of furniture we
sell.
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SEPTEMBER SALES
and MANY OTHER LOW PRICES
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TOILET NEEDS MAI’ D’OR FACE
AT CUT PRICES 31 1° VALUE
5128
50c Jonteel Vanishing Cream 39c
30c Retail Shaving Guam . . 19c
50¢ Mulslficd Cocoonut Oil . 51M:
25: Lyons'l'ooth Powder . 21’:
50c Pcbeoo Tooth Paste . . 37c
60c Forhan’l Tooth Paste . 37 i
10: Ivory Soap. Sim-n . . .' 2.15: "u bank.
256 Cudcura Solp . o . o 3.55c m M C“ m
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50c Memcn' sShaving Cream 39c .
1.25 Pinsud's Lilac Vegml $1.00 EXTRA WRITING PAPER VALUE
75c Pinaud‘s Esu dc Quinlan 979C
7.25 Cofv's l.'0rlgsn Extract '39
1.00 Mind's H. c. A. Cream 37; 24 SHEETS
50c Perm-dent Tooth Paste :. PE, 3 -
60c Caiox Tooth Powder . fig: 24 ENVELO
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50c Rubbing Alcohol (Pint). 45c mym- '
50c Rmu LIVCtSCh. . 39c
1.25 Father John'- Modldno‘ 1:2.
1.00 Melll‘n'sPood . . 6.2. Assam
50: Phillip' .mamu 3""
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40eC-toris .‘.".'.‘. .‘ 2*" Munch-mick"
LO0Lfloris.Lsrge.’. . .; cm- W. Redlcedire-49c. 5“
25¢ W.m ‘.‘. .‘ '9"
25¢ Cal-eds Liver Pills i. o ‘7'"
35¢ Sloan’s Lininent . . 5 '27”- A SALE OF
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1.50 Guds’s Pepeo Manna. mu-
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The New 35c Moisture of Vivaudou’ s
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RENEW YOUR FURNITURE!
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LIQUID VENEER
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MAYCROFI Linen Finish Stationery
PETER’S CHOCOLATE
Swi- typs Milk Chocolate in lull lull
“Regularly”; Sepia-bum
SUGAR COATED ALMONDS
Wmdefinhfismu nil-his. hull-v.
"GIN" '8 dishware-linen
salsin by
Rfia Special
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CREAM andNUT CARAMELS
, GEM SAFE'hTY RAZOR
POWDER
33c
29c
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nub-Ills
39c
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THE NEW
A. Mater. Concord street ext. “3/1.”-
' i
piece
i
I ,
l desired .
6
consists of full size bow and bed.
vanity dressing table and convenient chifforettc.
in a. very rich two-tone walnut finish and will work a. wonderful
transformation in your bedroom.
Large Walnut Buffet
‘3' i__
Complete 4-Piece Bedroom Suite
$179. 50 '
Think of being able to posscss a beautiful and complete four
bedroonl suite at such an extremely low
price 2
large drcsscr. handsome semi-
This suite is
Convenient credit terms if
Suite /
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There is only one true test
of value and that is by com-
parison. We not only wel-
come comparison but We
urge you to make compari--
sons if only to prove that
buying here insures genuine
economy. Here you will find
furniture of unusually high
character at 'prices so low
the values are really remark-
able.
Choose Mal/them
‘ :lewestdesig’ns
mum
Rich 3-Piece Velour Suite
$125.00
Makers of overstuffed furniture have brought out {tr tEw—A 2‘51
season the most astonishing values i
lxups it is competition or possibly imprm‘cl ntrti‘"
facturo. but whatever it is. the valur
in ovcrstufi‘r-d furniture are the mo
career.
at the extremely low price quoted a
$49. 50
V'ery substantial also
buffets. with ample
drawer and cup-
board space. ill
handsome new dc-
signs finished in
walnut or mahog-
any. at this special
'1 low price. Start the
refurnishing of your
{ dining room now by
getting one of these
buflets.
Open an account
here
FlRPO RECEIVES
A GOLD MEDAL
F e 110 w Countrymen
Give Him Gréat Re-
. ception -_— Feels Fine
‘Makcs N ‘ o Predic-
lions
NEW YORK. Sept. lie—Senor
Luie- Angel Fix-p0 Lax-roan. to give
him his full' name for the first time
since his arrival in America eight
months ago. was a bit aghast when
he was lioniaed last night by the La-
tin-American 'coloay. here. The
[Atlas beiieve in giving their heroes
6 good send-oil. “*Firpo, on the
eve of. his big battle. got one. .
rHe was ' in the editorial
omces of La the Spanish
daily of New York. where a dis-
m'ond studded gold medal from. the
Meta e! that publication. eaclr 0!
when gave a dime. was presented
to him. Later he was entertained
in the rooms of the Spanish 80-
clot: in Sixteenth street. Before
ceremonies. Firpo edged over to-
a corner dinidently and there he
tilted somewhat reluctantly about
his championship,go with Dempsey.
He shook hands lacksdaisaoally
‘ Period Style
Cedar Chests
$26.95 - '
Special Showing
of Mirrors at:
$17.95
Mirrors Brighten the Home .
tractive console
Console Table
‘ and Mirror
$16.50
This grouping of an
' $34.95
Unusually conun-
icnt for the modern
boudoir is the chif-
7 forctte with its
many separate cc‘m-
purtmcnts for dif-
ferent articlcs of
apparel. \Ve'rc clos-
ing out several wal-
nut and mahogany
finish chifforettes at
special low priCcs
and the earlier you
choose. the larger
the variety will he.
i
:.t~
table in
5-»
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m/ i T”
st r
See the rich ti‘rr‘o piv‘co vw
Chifforette Special
L mirror above your buf-
walnut or mahogany fin-
has
tony inside and is a.
wonderful
this low price.
largo sliding and
value at
are offering
choice at this special low
price. while they last.
you
set. at this low price is a
most exceptional value so
place your order cnrly.
fet. in the hall or recon- ish. with. a mirror to
Yes. even the practi- tion room or as part Of match. makes a very
cal cedar chest. can the decorative scheme of pleasing getting for nan l
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be had in period dc- k your living room will add reception room or that 9 P‘ece PeriOd Din E2g k4 - 2‘}
signs. this one being a. decidedly artistic touch small section of wall
in the popular to your home. “'6 have space in the living room . 0 .
Queen Anne style grouped several diflorent where nothing else seems v i .. ,. ,‘ , . .. g . _ .. I
and of genuine 'l‘en- designs in exceptionally to fit in. This complete Jig-“Sifiig“;::,;”;3?§:‘15.;“L-‘r‘vif'; ‘ A
Hence rt‘d'cedar- 1t fine~ bevel plai’e mirrors console table and mirror car. om purchase. Not: ' AldrhirilLb- ‘r" : 1
extension table). the
some china cabins-t.
leather slip sec. ts.
sensational” lo“ cic
Sterling Furniture Co.
125-127 Washington St.
er felt so well since I came to the
United States. I am in the best con-
dition of my ring career."
He was asked:
"Well. don’t you feel confident of
winning?"
He smiled expansiveiy and showed
his array of white teeth against a
face black with an unshaven beard
of at least two days growth. and
shot back:
confident. Why not? But I will’not
its any predictions."
Asked about his weight. Firpo rs-
plied:
"I weighed 214 pounds this morn-
‘11.." . .v
He received scores of cabiegrams
and telegrams from all parts of the
world wishing him luck in his Cru-
cial match.
mailman.”
- Phone 105 South Norwalk
.1
charges in three consecutive
months. May. June and July. Cur-
rent indications are that August will
show these charges earned by a sub-
stantially larger margin than in
July.
Preliminary estimates place Aug-
ust freight revenues at $4. 500. 000.
a gain of 8610.000 or 16 per cent
over the same month of last year.
August passenger gross is estimated
at 32.800.000 a gain of 3Iper cent.
side chairs and one hos:'s tlaaz‘
Com p3».
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ti.“
lit-go i ‘
This Sillio
"A: no
to nin 5-1:
an- ~up {r
Ycur credit is
DIMEd at 37.700.000. a gull: of 57"“:
000 or 10 per cent. “in tie A15,
Ust expense sheet has not n? im
mfile up. Sufficient is krnifli 1°
justify the belief ti‘at in
unusual adjustments fir:.l
figures will show not chi.»
charges earned but a in" ‘
sinking fund reqmrum:
equipment trust instuinl'nffi-
net result will CLrtain'y iv
than the 364.484. the la ante I
"Seguro! Si senor. Sure. I feel Boston a- Maine earned fixed Total August. 1928. revenues are interest charges shown in l
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PRESERVING
m
‘I sacs ‘wa‘x; Ever
make. 10 qt. sins
at ems. ' ~
eT'nght titling cov- l“
lighting.
an less I It'- leans—sit
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN HOUSEWARES
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
OAK m
swims-Invar-
mmud.
‘Ganaaon‘ cans
sic regular ram- is as. ugh "
2:; ills. :33- of capo-1m: 1m:
when. a fitting'oo Idea.‘
imam CROOKS ---v------—‘ , - for eue- . . -,
> g “1. m. with mama nut-as " " _
cover at 31.40 “Niles" for; hand M ‘
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136 nickel,'plated
oa bra- at {to
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“THE JEWELER”
You will find that our careful thoughtjn choosing our
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