l
2
3
i
if
The Hatch e Bailey
i." Orion. you are
expect in eemce.
far more in the end 4
gm you thought you were pining in the beginning. You
‘6hehly know of many um where a lower price has
cvelOped into 'a higher cost and hi placing your Orders with
. -~ you will eliminate this poniblty and he assured of the
.“right grade at the right price. "
Quality millworlt and lumber always pay big dividends.
lilMim. AN D “I‘LLWORK
m. Delores. Oct-oer Wei! ndeXm-Dipt Stained Shinglee
”Jose PH ”DAVIS
moron. STREE‘I
NORWALK.
A NEW HAT
is essential with your
New Fall Clothes.
‘ ..- n- .J
. HE di‘lll‘iilu machinery oi
your ("\L‘.‘ til the first inti-
martini ni irtmhle "tt’t‘tls ‘he I!-
ientipn at a t-npnhle Optometrist
Proper examination and the
right levees.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPT! HII’I HIST
Kcoler Ntilltlttlg. “‘u-shlnmon St.
South Nov-wait. Phone 90.22
Sell Your Old Car: to the
BRIDIIEPORT AUTO
WRECKIN G CO.
1310 North Avenue -
Between Oak and Center 8%.,
BRIDGEPOBT. CONN.
Phone Barnum 0586-2
Cecelia-Heed Pet-to end fine to
Fit Atty Melte ei' Ger.
R an W IIATS
FEW FALL STYLES—211.17
THE LATEST SHAPES
AND COLORS
PALACE
' Clothes Shop
13 North Main Street Two Selections by Elman
On Victor Recort
House. ii rnonu. on ilmiland
‘nousc. It) rooms. in ilmliend
House. 0 rooms. in Soundricw
‘ ‘SOUVENIR ' ’
‘ ‘ORIENTALE ' '
Costs Only $1.50
FOR SALE
arm-.t... .....510000
Stl'l't't ..... 310.000
It.
SHOP
(‘ontc iii and "car
The HAMILTON
49 Wall Street
Terran-c ................$5,500
— ltlr Particulars ~—
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
.‘eIatn St. Nomik‘ L
. ..,
SCHOOL ms
HEROO
closes!
WEN ‘IOOE ,ll’iDLlTil
mu Willi MOUTH M0 353“
a our firm TRIS 5W N19
mm' same. OH ‘41"
sues Lit-teases i new
“me VET!
‘ m EVEN l'"9, VOUIL
Fumes. use sect DREADFUL
IDEA3
'NORWALK's LEADING DRY GOODS ’ STORE
RADIO PROGRAM
TIII'J ROMANCE OI” RADIO
In ”It popular mind the runninu
of radio inputting lhe innrxvl of tuna
llllnlinllt)” luiettn «ii: mm pnn's
utthoul “Iris. ihv tlnih of n dutrura
821711;” n? svu and lhc uramullc F!-
(It‘. 01‘ .i lulru’u' ship, or the blond.
ousting (il :iii (-pt‘i‘n rurugrnrtl to u
lonely n.mm:....\ humlll llmusun'ls o;
ln‘lt-s new; .
i Agentsifor the
DeForest Reflex Radio
Sets and Parts
OLD FRIENDS AT THE
OLD PRICE
The Old Well Be Cigar
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
THE NORWA LKS’
ELECTRIC CO.
11 No. Main Street
l‘llan-J 2 78
.Rialto Theatre
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
CORINNE GRIFFITH
and FRANK MAYO
-——iu——
Rowland M. Beach
16 France St. Phone 2140 ;
OUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS
Elinor Glyn'a
AND FLORAL DESIGNS “SIX D AYS‘!
What a. Picture !
0h ! Boy!
DAY and NIGHT
SESSIONS
Roodner
ALL COMMERCIAL .
coonsss E Feed. , CO.
ENROLI. NOW i
wnonnsann
“Ragéfigsgms FLOUR. rnnn. GRAIN. an.
City National Bank Building
l’lione xii-2.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ITO.
r—
Phone 2400
. IS UNDER NEW MANAGE-
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
MILL OUTLET STORE '
124 “’ASIIINGTON STREET
SOI'TI] NOR\\‘ALK
The Coolest Place in Tom
MENT
As eoon as nitvrntions are com-
pletcd. we will announce our
grand opening with a full page
"ed" in this paper.
Formerly N. 13. Candy Shop
to 80. Main 8:. So. Nmnlk
I‘lreproot Building and Concrete- ‘
"8 France Si.
. CHARLES J. VARIAN
"CONTRAL'I‘UR and BUILDER
ING COMPANY
PHONE 399-13
5 ROWAN ST. EMS?! NORWAI.“
Old Care Bought — All Kinh of
, Auto Parts tor. Sale. _
inc 3 Specialty
Norwnllt. Conn.
Phone 618-1-2 Nomlk
.-
! .
[president
1 . mnpnn)
iltot :is 3v! In
:rE- \rir-pmrnls
('1' ii "ll-F i": a'xrrlsmd in an!»
hptiliil‘ll‘lt.‘ I‘r '.- his 3:. :i '1 :)>'l'_‘l .u
0 Man lilw‘. It; to UN: heart it
ul .1 int: .l'_ '..r (in: at son. or l’n
miravlu of am” ’lic'niion “'hcrulw In.
foothill-w (f -: ii_ in llzt‘ :impribm"
apparatus nz' lhr lzllic-rzilory :s:-‘-
fmngniiiwl til! tinny soulrl like lhunw
? d: whips
' "llu', :lu r':~.'l I‘nmuu‘v n.’ Infill)"
lll'CI'lIIlllll: to |‘¢:tr<‘n \\’, Mark. \ll‘l‘-
lllt‘ .\(‘n1f‘
“is m llxx lrrmx'ndous In it
in-luulr) ll‘llli'll lws sprung up
may: Ohnlight. it: txl-‘iit in
rvt‘ (umilvl imvstl-«l. p-‘I'Hms an [I‘-
C-l :zml rrt‘niurl mnnul'nciurai I in
:ICrurntnly .«inte-I
u'. rzulio irmfi the
stage Or nu intIr-emu: txtwrinwut
to a world-“Mo huslnr-ss ltm‘c lxcrn
HO busy :‘unu'im: \I'Onv: lh. It. the :i: tllz‘
llclnn hasn't consul lhl proporilozz:
uf
,~‘-,
lot tlh- tirhmulic uv w olrtxvtomncnt or
harn‘t cuuglit up “ill: the Jet: of
measuring it.
"Two yvarr ago lhrrr- prohuhly
'“ftrl'i illiomi Inanulncluwrs of hitllfi
!:lppnrnttis in the. l‘nilml Siatm. To-
!llny than: are lill-rnlly thousands.
lwilh :m unnunl l‘litlht‘lfl totalling
Lmlllions of dollars. In tho. munui‘nch
luring end 0! the industry new to-
growls for l xpunslm‘. nu-l wu'pm. (\l n
‘ln
..xnnII-ic,
:lllll‘ third olumcnl in the t'lllllll‘ll tllhv
"-\‘l\l(‘l‘l has
! {cw thort fours ago in; was living It.
NORWALK AUTOv max.
Amtriwn liwlusti‘iul growth lune
lrt-‘n hitl'lt.
"In all plm
w o." lhl' dmn-iopnunt
{of the: radio Uri uslry arc to be rm it
‘tho romance of rrmzn‘knlvlc b-lll‘t‘Irr-
lon ilu- purl ol‘ plun-‘v‘r iz‘vliuliunl.
and firms prmluriu; the l‘l‘..'l,‘.:lif Lr a
utility.
“Thr- n-~w industry has frown so
rapidly llmt the ol'l-limv-rs in i: or
:llll ymxnu l'ln‘ir turn 73 .n‘u t'hnr'ut-
llcrlstic (It its (it-ulopmcm. 'I‘nk- , im-
the t‘nsv 1:: the imvnlnr o.’
nut-2n. rurlio porsll-lv.
21 3‘3 Tml'iy ho is in—
:is an' t Iipmzncr
a Week room.
lt-rnzillonztlly innit-us
and numut’urturoi‘.
"l‘ivo
of CUUK‘S". blfll’l‘nl :1 little radio plant
in rooms our 3. Ilull’Hiliul. incl/cry
in Cambridge, .‘IIII-buclmsutls. Their
work was llUllL' llllllll lhc tum-.5 OI
IflC'lt'illiiS. lev» rt :11 for their cnliu.
“i'ul'lnry” “uh $15 a month. Now
”use young lrntiit'ul-m-T vngim-orh
and their product an: nationally
known and llll'll‘ Ivusim-ss is ;: mil-
lion dollurx It )‘l-tl'l‘.
“Another t-xnnipll:
_\' i.’ {1 VS
is that of a
‘Nuw York lawyer hum-ml us llC‘:l\'L':‘
o! a small phonograph distributing
Icompnny which had gone on the
FOCks lIn an“ ilic oppuiilinlty i'i
radio and Stu] tml It small rt tail store
lie hall loss III. 111 333,00 capital and
didn't know a \thO coupllr item on
amplifying transformer. he had in
look in the catalogue of tho jobber
from whom hr. lmught lilb stock. llll‘l
the picture of lllu article and then
look on his shrhcs until ht: found
the contmncr with lho same picture.
Today he opcrnit-s twelve storcs and
before January lst “ill have thirty:
His monthly business is a. quarter of
a million.
"There is the case too. of the rise
of n \'cll- knoun Eastern manufactu-
rer of telephone recelxers who had
started in business twenty years ago
and had made a mediocre success.
\thn the radio boom czuue he was
making radio headsets. and the pub-
lic was soon biddingflor his product.
Today his plant covers acres of
ground.
"These are only a few chapters
from the romance of radio. and the
potentialities of the new industry are
as yet, only partially revealed or
realized."
TU CSDAY. Oct. ii, 1923.
“TAP, New York. (102 meters).
11 A. ll .-—Tnlk by Dorit 'Weigcrt
Instructor in Candy making at. the
Central Branch under the auspices
of Young Women 5 Christian Aseocl: i
tion of New York city. '
11:20 A. M.——”Plays of the Hour,"
by Ada. Sterling.
11:50 A. M.—M_arket reports by
3.910 lwo lllrl-l. Just out 3
' American Agriculturitt.
i
l
l
i
A meat-n? :35;
:1!«
l- rmw
1'11 9
I
l
4 1' .\i.‘
4: 30 P.
am. CtvnrfiLnCC
joint rctilnl.
‘ 1:50 1‘. M -—lrving Schllr. hey so-
' prnno.
#9:!“ I‘.
"nd Constance Miller.
7:30 I‘. M.--l.‘a.lly
:1 Ornlo l Fisher.
7:40 i’. M.——Kthel \‘anripe sopra-
l7”.
3 P.
tirc~lhn
._ Musical program.
M.—licth Young. soprano
Mlllcr, controllo in
)i-———l‘snth Your»; .. naprflno
conlrmtn
.\'—-—'?.\utomati« control r-t
llv‘n. -
:‘ s;l~‘» l". lit—Mignon Ronni I‘m
i pifil‘ll:f..
8:20 P, .‘i.~"l‘olice problems." by
. Hilliard l-I. Enrisht. police commis-
:slt'ilt'r of New York city.
5:35 i‘. ills—Mignon
. pinniH.
. 5:.“ i‘. M>~-S-coml of a series of
. lulks or Coordinnlion in High scimm
sulnc-‘mcul. by (2 “2 Smith of the
flit-rim of Education.
9 1‘.
and
Rose!
'tnr. phonograph I'rcorzling
i let.
9-1.2 1". ELM-"Tim I'Iio lltnrt
lhv Indian." by Howard llrigge.
9:30 P. BI.-\\'iliinm \V. Dt‘ro‘n
loner. accompanied by \Viniired T.
llztrfi‘. ,
'3: ifiwl'h an Damion,
“'Olt. Newark “05 meters).
Of
2:30 1'. M.».\iilton Hung. lumen.»
2:45 P. M "Esther .‘ii. Ix‘iippci't.
EOPYQIKL
3 :l I'. M.-~~.‘-ltllon Rr'hg. baritone.
! 3:15 1-. :u.——:\ta~.mc llalll weekly
talks.
3:80 1‘. M.~-E:lhrr .‘Kl. liiippcrt.
soprnnn.
".:45 I'. M.v—Seloctni roadlniz.
6:15 P. hi.w-~Alberl Love. pianist.
‘ 5.;30 l‘. M.——~ “Man in ii.» Moon
Fit ri~ s ”for the Childrnu.
7 lo 7 :30 1’ VI. ~" Music while ‘01)
..lin‘." by l-lnlru Miller's Kennrk;
lnmwrt dirtcl from the. “filmmaker,
Auditorium.
4:0” I‘. .‘I.—-~i1nschnll 8-"HTCS every
hilt-cu minuhs after this time.
km: 1‘. M.———.\er. A. J. .Innvrin,
.ni-ur no, accompanied by Cara. Du
‘WS
4:13 P, .‘l.—~’\-l0lln selections
' “'nllvr \Vortnmnu.
:31‘; I‘. M.——.\irs. A. .l. Jnnxfi’iu.
4:45 1', .\l.-\'iolin eclw‘lions by
‘Villlo‘l‘ “lurininnn.
3:00 P. .‘l.-"Th«~
Iful' tn I‘Ifirt-llx} Ethel “‘nlsh.
t-n; runn .‘iCCOllll‘flnlt‘ d by Martha '
liz-Ilhxxnchi- ‘ 1
5:45 i". 3L—(Z‘lnring reports 0‘1
the New York State Dept. of Farms-
uui Markets
{:50 P \l. —I‘arm and Home re-ll
plum. E
Gum P. .\i.—-Closing stock quota-
tions. '
6:05 1". M.——"The Boys Own Book
Science." by Floyd Darrow.
7:30 P. .\i.—-—.iohn R. “'oodhouee.
bassq with songs old and non;
of
7:43 P. Ill —-"Thc Ability to
“audio lit-n." n, l‘nlvcreity of the
Air talk, by John G. Jones. ‘
5:00 P. 31.——John R. Woodhousc.
l).i.::0
:15 P. M. ——Piano recital by Fred
Tango man.
u: 30 1'. .\i.——“Brondmsiing Broad-
way," :1 review of current plays by
lit-ruin llrumnrd.
8:50 P. M.-—"Eliqueitc." a. Double
Day Page talk.
9:00 P. M.—-Estcy Organ Recital.
9:45 P. M.-—Field and Stream.
9:55 P. lift—Time signals and
wnathr‘r forecast retransmitted from
the government station NAA at Ar-
litigion.
10:00 P. tin—Dance program by
the Hotel Astor Dance Orchestra.
“’80. Washington. (480 Meters.)
10:00 A. M.~—-Foreign Exchange
Quotations furnished by The Wash-
ington Loan and Trust Co.
8. 00 P. M wFaahion Develop-
ments of the Minute prepared by
\\ omen' s Weni.
3: 10 P. M.—\Vhite
nouncements. G
3:20 P. M.-——Song Recital by E's:
Jorse. '
3:30 P. M.~—-"Prozreee the Law of
the Universe," by Frederic Diton.
editor of the International Interpre-
Lek.
House An-
s: to p. \f—Piano.’ReClta.l by
Margaret he. ton.
sport talk by‘
greetcst factor of comer-3i
\nlion .‘utcmatic Sprink't' rteeoci'i-i
Fox. 3
M.— damn Dru-log lmpcrmnn- j
.irt-'
impersonator. 3
\‘hl- tic club onhcslrn.
“-ll. New York. (135 Mum.) .
15ml) I‘. .\l.v~.\il£!‘nnm‘i Airlltnriuni
ltlnine the
‘Stale tax on mining has eomnthing‘
,ccnl.
bling.
.is due a. state for settling a. strike it
.'lilie settlement increners ii at state's
{coal reciptx. l‘cnneyhanla is placed
llnn‘m Bonutl- . int rcnso means a grtnter tax hwy.
5:15 P. \l.»——linroiliy E. Tiradehawmoul commission. for
3:50 P. M. eport or the Nation-
are represented.
SEE THOSE NEW COATS!
The very latest mach are arriving daily and the variety
is great enough to suit all tastes and types. There are models
with” and without fur collars and all the most popular shades
NEW DRESSES OF POIRET TWILL'
Dainty creations in novel eifects . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00 to $40.00
NEWBATHIVIATS . $1.25,$L50,$3.50
HOOSIER
KITCHEN
CABIN ETS
t.
ei Con'2rtnce Board.
4:00 1’, hip-Song Rcci‘ai
Louise rum.
l (:00 l‘. .\I.——Cliildrrn's
= Marietta Slerknrd Albion.
Hour
Will. Springfield. Mate.
, (337 Dieters)
(Lantern Standard Time)
. nnls; \Vralhor Report-q Boston
ESprinciicid .‘liaikol Reports.
l ":30 l‘ \l.--Twillght Taics for the '7
Killdir-a. \V arid Market Surxey from
the Department of Common-.3
Boston.
t 5 no r \i ~Concrrt by Full w .:
80:1- :
-Canl:.
5 ratio
panisi.
f 91""! l‘. .‘I.~l‘u‘-dtime picky
'grown-ups by Orlson S. Manic-n.
3.5.3 1‘.
nuts.
; The Price of Coal
x iolinint.
soloist;
Mary Hunter.
Russell Day. accom-
for
.gnrdmg nnthrnc lie on beautiful
. nature oi the lir‘Jllh r\ is the upper»
tum _\ {or Innumorai-lu nxplnn: {lions
hy intrret—icd pariils of cu asshc
con! prime each or union is [II-ebu-
bl; “curate an far as it some. say:
the Bridgt'pori Tell-gram. This is
recalled by the o; imon of Mr. Lewis
that in suiting; an imcsligntion
freight mtee on nnthraciin Gou‘rnor
precision the method by which the
consumer may be Shun substantial
owner to thu present prices or coal.
Mr. Louis must discount the coal
commission's finding iiut anthracite
operators are rcco- Hing much larger
17 profits 2 pro: out lhn thv \ Itcusiomnro
lily did before the war.
\\ or m. irgln.
.
New England. for its part. cute-r
lt‘l’fl that Pt~nii:~_\"'l\anlu :-
to do with the case. liocciplo from
from this talx. amounting to 1 1-2
per cent.
incrcm with the cost of min-
N(l\ l-‘ngland tools no credit
in the peculiar position of appr=nrlxig
lo he not unwilling to lune coni
strikes and added cont tests it the
There are other explanations. The= '
example. hasi
always insisted that tho' major un-
economic condition in the industry is
too many mines and miners. Thus
the puhllc. the commission and the
conflicting elements in the industry
nch llnv u a. diagnosis of reasons {or
11:5" ..\ \l. “Arllnxlon Time Sig-E
and I
as;
.‘iI.--.t\rllngion Timu Sift-E
l'inchot has touched "with uncrrins ;
will: from prteeut raccsepc prices." ~
It Inimit rate- are the only an-‘
1110 an rest-l
{not has int-nasal from .16 ("this .1"
(on to $1. “'7. or ill: on turns the pro-x
or the value or the mined:
figh prices Doubtlcss each is right;
there appears to be no 1nd of things
the matter with the business of
mining.
All that remains now is {or opero
'i CUTS {'OUR HARDEST
KITCHEN WORK
IN TWO
.' You may not know how
nillt‘ll )our kitchen work is tolling
on you—but you do know that
you lll’l‘ often all worn out by
night.
F “'hy not gut a HOOSlljli
Cabinet and salvo yourself little-s
or walking and hours of standing
cinch day.
t "GOSH-ZR will do it.
*Sllifl is doing it now
million "(ht‘l‘ house-wives.
V Fame in im- a complete
llOnslliR demonstration. Let
us show you the many other ad~
vantages In owning a HOOSIEH.
' 1' You'll soon decide you can’t
l afford to do without this «under-
! fnl labor-saving convenience.
l '5 SLOO will (li‘llVl‘l’ one of these
Cabinets to your home.
l
"00-
i‘or two
....N. -..... .... ,.
l The A. .I. COLLINS
COMPANY
HAVE A BIG STORE
INASMAH. TOWN
There are such stores that hold the t‘l‘arlp for
3 miles around, some of them built up without
... .. ..-. ..., .........
largely increasing the capital.
The merchant buys small standardized stocks
of the best sellers that are being sold in the
large cities. He is careful to display the exact
pattern that is being popularized.
His stock is kept complete at all times by
small but frequent orders placed with the Job-
ber or Manufacturer by TOLL LIN F. - l
. ....-. ... ...... - ........... ...—”-... N... . . .
J acoby’s
12-14 No. Main 8%
SPECIAL SHO‘VING
AND SALE 01'
Chappe Coats
$5.93 .. $24.50
Charge Accounts Opened \
ntors to support Mr. Lewis’ idea that
freight rates are largely to blame.
This is~ not likely to happen since
the mines are controlled by rail-
roads. It. is unfortunate that opero
more are. enjoined from laying re-
sponsibility on railroads. Thus a
perfect circle would be formed
aroundnrhlch the buck might be
passed with case and precision: a
circle of miners, operators. railroads
and a. state government. each re.
eponsible in part for high coal prices
and each with about half or a ser-
viceable alibi.
The Hardware Trade
"Current demands in the hardware
markets are strengthening. although
retailers continue to Order goods in
small quantities." says the Hard-
ware Age. "Deliveries flo‘l‘l manufac-
turers to jobber»; steadily improve.
but jobbers still complain about (lit.
fictilties in getting many items. prin-
cipally tools and other staples. Fer-rm
era are said to be buying better in
the agricultural states than they
have for some time. Credit. condition
are improving. The price situation
remains more or less firm. Jobber-s
are making numerous individaul
house changes. but few important
major price movements are being
made or are expected in the near
future. September rt ice in the here.
were markets are estim'vtcd to havn
noon about on an a. "rage of 25 per
tee. ahead -iau _\“.,"
Rialto Theatre
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
CORINNE GRIFFITH
and FRANK MAYO
_.__ in ——
Elinor Glyn’e
“SIX DAYS”
Oh! Boy! What a Picture!
,
Rialto Theatre - ,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
CORINNE' GRIFFITH
and FRANK MAYO
———m_
Elinor Glyn ’e
“SIX DAYS”
OhiBoylWhataPicture!
Shipment is made the same day by express
or parcel post and a quick delivery made p053?
ble. Customers are enthusiastic over the fact
that they can buy what they want in their home
town.
THE SOUTHERN .
NEW ENGLAND
f _- TELEPHONE COMPANY
j.
i
._—-———’
#.
#1
SCHOOL SHOES
EDUCATORS
CONNE‘ ALLY e BRACKEN
81 Washington St. ‘ South Norwalf;
Might: Few ample Can Make Mable to”: Others Without Sailing 5
Then-0mm (‘ :
WOIROLAS. RECORDS. GREETING CARDS, Plb'I'URE Fit-Din I l
sheathing”......................15Cents l
t
. » ‘ L. M. PIKE co.
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
scum nonwann. CONN. 99"
Open Evenings Tel.
"Sum mutual: ills.
Norwalk Chronicler