the tollowin Federal Aid projects;
Kpnt. Guiltord, New Hiltord. and
llraniord.
”Roms BUILT DENY SOVIET' ,
3m LAST YEAR IS STRONG IN
"liwsy Department! EH—LGARIA
‘ilmes Report ofi
my“ Compcl‘etetd ,upParis Hears Movement
"to July 11‘ 05 pass is Scattered and Con-
.33’5974" fined to Small Settle-
'Atstoul cost of 33.597.401.52. an.” .mfnt.s In Northern
Wilts of 147.63 miles ot highn DlStrlcl‘.
in were constructed and ucceptctl‘
‘M 0!. Stan: Highway Department PARIS. Sept. 26.—-The ofilcial
km the In" fiscal year. accord- \‘rrsinn of the situation in Bulgaria
t° ‘ "‘er" made public 3‘51‘T'ias set forth in dispatches received
to]. Th" tiuro only embrncu- 1h"ptrom the Bulgarian legation here
wontracts completul. in addition, on 3,.s,,.nm}. is as (0110“.3.
July 1"- ‘Oml "mm“? “ll""l' cea- "The Soviet movement is scatter-
IU'MK‘I amountcd ‘0 1"1-93 m”"~‘v I‘d. being confined in 'small settle-
.t I. total cost of 34.129.204.0l. Ungnwnts among which there is no co-
July 1.". 1931. “1'10 “tr? 136.14:hrsinn and which have little power
miles untltr (”instruction rtpr-svnt-lut resistance. The work of repres-
ing an approximate cos. 0: 3.; Ul“,-“3l0n is wry ditiicult because the
‘ p75.” ‘nmvcmrnt is most general in the
A At 1m, LEN-Hint? of u... “(spaymountainous l‘t‘glOl’lS and the small
anooec'
.. , Bulgarian armv has insufficient
use i trinl. the .\l_\s'tc bridge “as. .
. unfirTcns‘truvtwn “:9 to.“ U,“ Oimetrength to deal with such scattered
’ ‘ ' ' ;uprisinx:s over a widespread area.
which “as 8:13.4{5-‘15. .. _ < .-,
Althmtu’i ting. Leuns offer some! Th' I?” 0.: the bouot regime in
‘ ' ‘ ’ H ‘ ---\t H. the lncnlttivs where it has been es-
comkprn'nvnfli'ln l“ 1“"; :‘fl‘Ufl‘pq ‘tl . tablishmi, lug been between two and
. wor nCt‘ttmi'HSA" '5‘ “' “' .1‘4 ll hours in length.
. ment durinK tln‘ HS‘ 3"” 3"" “0: “Northern Bulgaria is now the re-
: 1101 COTT’53"“‘-‘1 “ml ‘1‘" “Vim” work zinn mwst affected. The Soviets in
for the tiswal 1' mod let-HIS" 5| "1““ the south app-or to have been dis-
, ber of (ultlrnqts \ure altr‘u «i in 1‘5“ .mm‘nct'll l-y the prompt action of the
Jug}. lfil. 1193:, and piano} (LSIMT—Vd:autlmrities.
en thuw contracts. 1'21 t‘n‘ (“Lari
n.4,}. “ammo 1 \\~ :.~ ht lm‘u- . n‘ (‘wnilivfltiz stories of the situatio-i
Ju;_\_ 14:“ “1.1 .t 3.5. 1".‘.".. Milil lull in italicstrm were current last evening.
. .not L ~~~~~ n comps ‘4 l ,3 the .31 0t 11,- A ill<[\.llt‘h to the London 'Mortl-
”5‘.” ,, rm. tr: l'ust, dated Belgrade, said that
l‘rwilutinn had burst into full
'i‘hv slithltwit'x .l4- s shew. l10‘~\« \t‘l‘. "'
”A. ,,,_~- 1”,. ,.. «T “.14.. ,1 my. . 7' tilt” and the entire country was in
1‘, pm” i ,l, l _ {I l «luring u,“ ‘lzv- hrmxls of rebels, who had des-
"m \e .m .\' H“. 1”,”me ut' tr'nywl all mrans of communication.
“w it" _. L, ‘ , . ,4 w :k 1.: ‘1 r (“w 1 Til" Sli'll‘l'fll of Sofia was described
S'r'u 'inn, 11‘. "21h: .. nfmtts txv ‘."\ 5“” ("l”‘V‘I-'
1'-"tl'*1~ 1. ,- 1: ,vnt- l a .. A .‘Uf.'l ultcpairh 0n the other hand
lizt «nth! it 31 I . . :.-».‘. It, in: l':.- .. “my" d '1 S"Ylll-Offl("l{ll statement
n'x nt t 4., . . - .- l. «\n lrrw ‘l 1:. it: 1,":(‘1 )I'mdn'v evening, a! saying
t, I , 5‘ :7 5.1:” l-‘n- '.~."t p-‘rm‘ hml been restore}! in the
__ y p: ' “ , vtztlt. although several centers of
1": ' ' "“1 “M mg"! ”l sf" H‘i.‘.tt‘.lil‘.lFl (lisrti'i'cctiun still existed
Yur'rliorusok
ormsrs N. 13. RR
CONSQ_L_l_l_)ATl0N
Winthrop Daniels Says
U n i o n of Roads
Would be Combina-
tion of “Weak Sis-
ters” '
NEW HAVEN, Sept. zit—Thaw:
the railroads of America will even-
tually be consolidated into a score,
or more of independent systems but
that the New England roads should
not form a. unit as one system is
the opinion of Winthrop More Da-
niels who occupies the newly created
chair of Transportation at Yale Uni-
versity this year.
Professor Daniels comes to Yale
from the Interstate Commerce Com-
mission ot which he was a member
until last spring. His opinion is of
special interest at: this time because
of the Boston hcaring on this sub-
ject which opened this week before
the Commerce Commission. Pro-
fessor Daniels spent the whole sum-
mer analyzing the Storrow report,
which favors the consolidation of
the New England railroads into a
single system, and which. because
its membership was made up of per-
sons named by the New England
governors. has been widely credited
with expressing New England's of-
ficial opinion. He. however, differs
with the general conclusion of the
Storrow report.
"Certain economics and advant-
ages]; says Mr. Daniels. "can un-
questionnh‘y be achieved by railroad
consolidation; but the enormous sav-
ings predicted by enthusiasts are a
pipe dream. There is a sentimental
desire in New England that favors
a. union of the New England roads
into a single group: but the great
objection is that New England it-
self constitutes one of the wee. re—
gions of the. country. so I r rail-
road earnings go and it is cult to
see how rehabilitation will be helped
by nmalgamating a whole lot of
weak sisters. ,
"Geographically. the New Haven
road constitutes a kind of unit of its
own: and it it can succeed in meet-
int: its fixed charges it might be one
of the ultimate American systems.
The other New England roads might
with advantage be united with the
New York Central. The Boston
and Maine, for example. needs mod-
ernization of equipment that will
., . \\ l 1“ l'lll 1‘ l :n th“ iwr'h. The l‘aris newspaper
vrsk t” ' - ~- .',-~ .lmzrnnl rruvivcd a dispatch to
, ~ ' 'w‘ scmc of ”I“ 'l.-‘ sari." (rm-t.
l i' . l ’3 l \ n- t‘ ’ -fl-.. _. ,.
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l I \\ ‘ r r: t‘ ..' .1 mph .\'/l'_.'\’ urrwstml on Saturday
1‘ . , I l ‘ ’72- m - “'1 t!;-- vfinrgrs of intoxication
'1 . l 'H'l l' | it : l l 'r'tiinmvl (‘nilmr was fined 55'
l ‘t. ‘ vrmxrr'n l--"\- m t3~- Il'r.'-'ll!'l\\ll city court yesicr-l
t l l l; ttttt ‘ 1‘ it; l‘ 1'.1n4l‘ V.
H ‘.. \ ['2 l .t. :- -.,-..__
v ~, e- \‘. t" r' '1 ‘V-tlt- -be.1 f. 11.n'iml. hand knit bed
r,- ' t m. 'v‘tmrfnn, Mm- tl hr -\tl:'t-:lt-- coloring. See it
4! l' i Y
. i. l‘l n lrli'mn iii 't'I' t;": 1;.“ Shoppe.
l‘nllifl only when taken under the»
oqmu-s‘
l": :2 "
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RUGS
F‘ ., be the right covering for any floor.
Sify of tastes.
;
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“ - 6' 0” x 9’ 0” ...........
F. 7! 6e’x9, 0” ..' .....................
\ 9’ 0” x 12’ .
16 No. Main St.
.gngEE5”’. . .fl
NEPQN SET
THOROUGHLY UP-To-TH'E-MINUTE
The workmanship and processes of manufacture of Bird’sNepon- " ll‘
59 Butts represent the last word in practicability. Recent im-
. movements 1n applying color designs, for instance, have given
i .‘ cm remarkable durability. Bird’s Rugs will be found to lie flat
} a—cementmg or other fastening to the floor is not required. They
E cggiémtiirx waterproof and rotproof. These and other qualities § _
’ a lo me o prove their superior durability and attractiveness over ‘
l "2 Wind of years. You can depend upon Bird’s Neponset to
. The desi 8 re resent a n-
all“: study of the preferences of users. 'Ighney vigil hamocn‘lze
I t e color of any room and appeal to the widest possible diver-
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, FURNITURE co.
Sc. Not-walk
wing of a powerful roudi
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PRICES /
.darkwlorpercdqsndphin
roam mm m warm,
ms.- Nonwanx, conic.
NURWALE‘S sugar... LCRNER.
j m. Ansrmmsm
25. u,
303nm oun- AND wan.
:‘rIuaErS. NORWALK. co“-
articles on sale that are not listed in this advertisement.
End O’Month End O’Month ’Ena O’Month
ClearAway
DOMESTICS
$2.69 Bed» Spreads $1.98
full size crochet bed spreads.
All new designs. Regular price
$2.69. ‘
$6.00 Bed Spreads $3.98
Odd lot. of full site satin bed
spreads, beautiful raised. Mar-
seilles patterns.
59c Table Damask 39c -
run bleached, min flniehed ta.
ble damask, limited quantity at
this price.
$2.50 Table Damask $1.79
A big value at this clearance
price. 72 in. all pure linen. heavy
quality table damask. Limited
quantity. - ’ .
Bed Blankets $10
full size, 100 per cent. wool bed
blankets. Beet blanket bargain in
America.
20c Outing Flannel 14c
Extra full nap, soft flnish, white
outing flannel. Our regular 200
value.
40-in. Sheeting 5 yds. $1
A special purchase of 5,000 yds.
best unlity brown sheeting to go
at 5 yds. for $1.00.
Marquisettes 29c yd.
Extra ilne usiity of double drap.
cry marquisette, comes in all colors.
27x54 Axminster
‘ Rugs $3.95
Beautiful floral and oriental Ax-
minster rage in the popular 27x54
inch sisc.
27-inch Cretonnes 21c
New patterns, in a 27-inch drap-
ery cretonne. Special at 21c yd.
18x36 Oval Rugs $1.59
On! shape, braided rag rugs.
_ Hit sad miss patterns.
Sanitas Table Covers 790
48x48-inch Sultan oil cloth to-
ble covers. All colors, 790 each.
Extra Heavy Linoleum
$1.95 '
Linoleum in wood and tile pat-
terns, burlap buck, $1.95 yd. _
98: Boys’ Blouses 75c "
Boye'Victorblouusotlightsn?
co-
orkllskicloth. Sizes 8’» 10m.
$1.25 Men’s Night ’
Shirts 98c -- .
lsdecfflnequslitynpslincut
’— very exh long and very gull. .
ClearAway
25c Crochet Silk 17c
Syltex crochet silk all colors.
Regular prices 25c 3 001.
price 17c. p 881.
98c Fancy Barrettes 29c
1A3“! sizes of fancy barrettce with
co 0 stones. Values u to 9 .
Sale price 29c: .p 8c
10c DeLong Snaps 6c
The well-known DeLong snaps.
Black and white on] . '
6c 3. . y Sale price
100 Embroidery Wool 5c
Odd lot of embroidery wool‘for
trimming. All wanted colors. 5c a
skem.
15c Dress Belting 9c yd.
Black and white curve ed 9
9?“le belting. 11-2 and 2-in. widge.
$1.00 Chamoisette
' Gloves 79c
Womens strap wrist washable
chammsette gloves. Special at 79c.
T hursdayi Friday! Saturday! Three Day
CLEARAWAY OF ODD LOTS
I
'A special three-day clearance of all merchandise that has been slightly'mussed from handling—all odds and ends—broken c' l
and small lots thathave accumulated during the past month will be on sale at.grea .lzes :
A'
ClearA‘Way
Children’s Union
Suits 29c
Odd lot of children’s 59c union
suits to go at 290 each. -
Women’s Union Suits 59c
750 fine. quality cotton union
suits, knee-length, sleeveless, low-
ncck models. Sizes 38 to 44.
98c Thread Silk Hose 75c
Onyx fibre and thread silk hoes,
semiofashioued, lisle heels, toes and
garter tops, all colors and sizes.
LaCamllle Corsets $4.50
The front-lace corset with the
Ventilo back and front shield
made of flesh coutil, well boned.
Sizes 23 to 36. Style 3550-10. Spe-
cial at $4.50.
$4.00 Trio Girdle $9.00
Made of heavy surgical elastic
brocade trimmed. Sizes 24 to 32.
$2 Royal Worcester $1.25
Royal Worcester elastic model
corsets, made of flesh coutil. Extra
long hips. Sizes 20 to 30. -
I ' GREAT SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE
AMERICAN TAFFETA UMBRELLAS
rings and cords. Stl'i‘b furrules to match handles.
. . affeta (cotton with ta
cage, eight r bed paragon frames. ) pe$l 98
various styles, some of wood with leather straps,
Made of Amer'
Handles of
Women’s Handkerchiefs
3for35c
White hemstitched handker-
chief: with ‘embroidcrcd _ corners.
3 in a. box for 350.
Women’s Hand
Bags $1.79
$2 and $2.25 genuine goat skin,
Morocco, velvet and suede hand-
bags, flttedv'with mirror and purse,
new shades and styles.
35c Writing Paper 21c
24 sheets paper and 24 envel-
opes of all linen wri
box for 21c. ting paper in
Children’s Shirts and
Drawers 17c
’ Slightly massed. 250 shirts and
drawers for children from 4 to 16
years old, to be closed out at 17c
2
Model Corset Brassiere
at 75c
Odd lot of lace and embroidery
trimmed model brassicres assorted
styles. Sizes 36 to 58.
$4.49 Sllk Petticoats $2.95
Silk pecticoats and pettibloom—
ere made of radium silk, silk Jer-
sey and silk tsfl’ets. Colors black,
navy, purple, brbwn and green.
$3 and $3.50 Sweaters
at $1.39
All wool slip-on sweaters and
meroerlxod' Jsoquettcs in every
wanted plain color sud many fancy
~mixtures.
$6 Chappie Coats $4.98
New brushed wool chappie costs
in grey, bu! and Harding blue.
Snappy models with large collars
and side tie efl'ect.
END O’MONTH CLEARAWAY OF
» . TOILET GOODS _
50c Lablschc hoe 500mm!“ ”czl’ackcr's for
Powder'...... 35c fibOoLiquidBougeafic-
85c, Lures Sacha 25¢ Havis hie-m
trowder ...... 810
750D0rKi-W250301yn00 1'00“
. M oooob‘e:o:el‘m
Powder 590
render 510
m ....i.... 210
lac-.Oolgote’e rm,
Soap Sustain e.
boxfor 21c
10c rain Olive
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WWW c. Irv.
ins Murdoch. that-“it- ieu't ‘
the number «on match. but =
ins-1' " ,ueern‘ 'oon Beds-ft lining
\
mil-W oi the 11er
choloeilppnhohgthothmaudi-
fl
tly reduced prices. There’ll be many other
‘
End 0’ Month.
ClearAway
$1.98 House Dresses
at 81.19
Made of fine quality
percalee
and checked gin hams. All ‘
up to 52. g mes
Crepe Night Gown 5:11.23
Made of good quality flesh col-
ored crepe, with blue stitching
around neck and sleeves.
Children’s Party
Dresses 52-19
Made of cotton pongee with
blue and white checked collars
and cuffs. Also crepe models with
organdie collars and cuffs. colors
blue, yellow, orange and green.
Children’s Creepers 95c
._Ohildren's $1.25 creepers of dim.
ities, chambrays and imitation
pongee. Plain and fancy colors in
sues 1 to 3 years. Just an odi let.
at a special close-out price.
Cups and Saucers 21‘ on
Gold band cups and saucers.
Three different styles from whisk
make a selection.
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t
t
Glass Vinegar Jugs 35c I
1 gallon vinegar jugs, made of l l
clear glass. Unusual values at 35c.
No. 6 Corn Brooms 89c ’
l
l
_Well made of good quality corn
With polished handles.
$1.39 Bread Boxes 51.10
Extra large size white bread
boxes of heavy quality tin.
Grey Tea Kettles $1.19
No. 8 size tea kettles of best
quality grey enamelware.
' 6 Mixing Bowls 81.59
Yellow mixing bowls with brown
bands, 6 to set for $1.59.
' China Tea Pots 81.15
Demted chine tea pots. Vari-
ious sizes and shapes $1.25 ea.
3-pc. Preserving
‘ Sets $1.98
Preserving kettle, combination
funnel and strainer and dipper oi
Hi1“! Alumm‘ um. 3 pcs. for $1.98.
$1.19 E—Z—Seal Jars
$1.00 dcz.
Either quarts or pints of 57.
Ian! preserving jars at $1.00 391-
Jar Rubbers 3 pkgs. «:30
Good Luck or rite’emll J"
rubbers. 3 packages for 250-
$4.98 Col Pa_c ,
. Canners $4.3)
OolPscOsnners will hold”?
quartjsn.79fylp°¢i§1§lw"
Iron Horse Cannémfi >
Special plesnhy of ~
-. “I”. O-Jfl' 001 he Gunner! "
;
license. W a!
drivin without a
‘ e um count all
850 and costs on m '
. 810 and costs on the second :45an
the downtown City “'1" 5'” .
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Norwalk Chronicler