(l
. 2,3...
~l’iumber is low. A house bi
right. Lumber prices are
. a home.
let price, when a needed
it than most other things
' mete '
L. , (Deletes, Corner Wall
You on new " =
p . ' today—a decline of 39 per cent.
ll that cost $1,366 in 1920 costs,
Build now while prices
always right—when a person
There is never a time, regardless of season
building is not a better invest-
for which people spend their
. . A good home. built of dependable lumber, is always
i'e Hatch €21“ Bailey CO.
‘ LUMBER AND WWO“
Dipt Stainedmm
delicate machinery- Oi.
' your eyes at the first imi-
mtioa oi trouble needs the el-
tention or a capable optometrist.
Proper examination and the
right lease.
; WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTOM'E‘TRIS’I‘
SellYom-Oldllerstotiie
BRIDGEPORT AUTO.
WRECKING CO.
1810 north Avenue
Between Oak and center Its,
3311169032, eon.
Phone Barnum oases
Bound-Hand ran. and Tlree to
Fit Any Make of Ger.
\
We Have a Few 10 Gauge
WINCHESTER
6 ShOt Pump
SHOT GUNS
Left at
$20.00 EACH
, Keeler Building, “’nshinzlon St.
South Norwslli. Phone 2032
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4. .GEHEBE’S
Rompt Delivery l Phone 52
It’s Here If It 's Houseware
Our bath room .‘~l'('lllill has every-
thing you "coil [or your bath room:
Towel burs. ,‘iiiirmrs. tooth brush
POLLEY
25 Monroe Street
—
SPECIAL
THIS WEEK ONLY
Combination Fountain
Syringe, $1.59
Hot Water Bottle,
2 Qt., Special $1.19
BOVI PHARMACY
JADIES PARKER. blgr.
OLD PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
” ‘ 16 France 8t.
Rowland M. Beach
Phone 214.0
our rLowsns, actions-rs
_. . Ann rLOIiAI. Dssmns
DAY and NIGHT
SESSIONS
A . ALI. oomacIAI.‘
oounsns
ENROLL NOW
mm mamas
_ comes
-’ . any Nation-i Bank Building
' e.
holders, snarlillfilll's. tumbler homers. 52 50. Main St. So. Nomlk
while hooks. gliiw shelves. bath
room tumblers. —
:33 “‘ASHINGTOS STREET FALL SUITS
SUCTII NUR\\'ALK, CONN. ——nnd——
. - — OVERCOATS
e:”‘\¢’ee;o¢:»:«:ee:ee:eezeezoezoe: . '
$10.00 to $30.00
The Lem-s: Priced Store in the
] Korwslks.
,, ASHER GLICKSON
Clotliicr. [latte nnd Furnishcr
to Men and Boys .
11 EMIN SP. NORWALK
“an. ‘ ‘
OLD FRIENDS AT ms R a“ W HATS
NEW FALL STYLES—ALI.
TIE LATEST SHAPES
AND COLORS
PAL'ACE
Clothes Shop
13 North Main Street
. Roodner
Feed (30.- —
’ nouns:
I'LOUR. HID, aunt, ELY,
STRAW. 123m are.
Phone 2400
Elevator, Ann Street
South N orualk, Conn.
Try a Bottle of Angel Drink
Chocolate “M m
Made by
THE NORWALK DAIRY
Phone all-I.
" COMPANY
A'coinplete “comm of
runners and con.
ros'rnnns
or An Kinds.
E. K. Banks
“Memo m 3%
com ROBWALK.‘
33 Center Ave. Nomi]:
Phone 1004.
Home deliveries, :Oe qt; no pint
The Connecticut
(Light & Power Co.
68 Wall St. Nerwalk
, Phone 1680
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iii no. CLINIC
RADIO PRO§RAM
SATURDAY. Oct. 2:0.—
\VGI, i‘lcdlord lllllsidc, Mass. (360
Motors.)
6 P. M.—.\'ew England “‘eathcr
Forecast.
6:15 P. M.——Code Practice, Lesson
Number 141
7:30 P. M.-—Evcning Program.
“’GY, Schenectady, N. )1. (380 Mo-
lcrs.)
11:55 A. 31—12 S. Naval Obser-
x-atory time signals
12:01 I‘. .\l.—~Stock market report.
13:10 P. M.—I‘roduce market re-
port
9 P. )1.—-—l{onmorc Hotel (Albany.
N. Y. Orchestra. >
“‘ltC, \Vnsliinglon, (469 Motors.)
10 A. lil.——Foreign Exchange Quo-
tations furnished by the \Vashington
Loan and Trust Co.
3 P. M.——l.t‘ashion Developments
or. the Minute prepared by'Harper‘s
Bazaar.
3:10 P. )I.-—l‘.cadings by Margaret
Woodburn.
3:20 I’. Bin-Violin
Theodore Roth!
3:30 P. N.-—Farm Home nl'pOl‘lB.
3:40 1" M.-—-—Currcnt Events pre-
pared by The Review of Reviews.
3:50 P. Lin—Song Recital by Mary
l .
Chili‘s. lit—Piano Recital by Ger-
trude Smallwood
6 1". Bl.—-— (I.\'drcn's
Marietta Slockzird Albion.
\VJZ, N. Y. («155 )lclcrs.)
3 1". M.-——Piuy-by—pln‘y description
of tho Princeton-Netti: Dame Foot-
ball Game.
5:45 P. lit—.Closing reports or the
New York Dept. 0! Farms and Mar-
kets: Farm and Home reports:
Closing quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange: Bradstreet's Finan-
cial Report: Evening Post Newa
Service.
6 P. M.—"Uncie Wiggily Stories"
by Howard. Garis.
7:30 P.‘M.—V’ioiin recital by Nil-
ton Spiro
7:451". Sir—Harper Brothers Li-
terary Minutes.
8 P. M.—-Violin recital by Milton
Spiro. accompanied by Robert
Childe
8:15 "The Larger Aspect of “'orld
Affairs" by Frederic Dixon of "The
International Interpreter.'- ~ .
8:30 P. M.—Psvlowa‘s Orchestra
by direct wire from the Manhattan
Opera House.
9:55 P. M.——Time signals and wea~
ther forecast retransmitted from the
Recital bi'
Hour ’0?
ton
10 P. M.—Resumption of the pro.
gram by Pavlowa’s Orchestra. by
direct wire from the Manhattan
Opera. House.
N. Y. \VEAF, (492 Meters.)
1:45 P. M.—Play by play deiscrip~
lion > of ‘ the - Pittsburgh-Syracuse
Football Game direct from the Yan-
kee Stadium. New York ‘City
4-5 . ISL—Bruno Brothers 0r-
chestra.
5 P. lib—Louise Decker Scanlon.
Soprano /
7:30 P. M.—Emme. Gilbert. well-
known Contralto. ’ '
7:45 P. M.—Felian Garzia. Pianist
and Composer
8:15 P. M.—-George Pecornro. and
Frank Cardelns. players of thaliaw-
siisn Guitar and Harmonica. Uke-
lelc. .
8:30 P. M.—-—Emma Gilbert. Con-
lralto ‘
8:45 P. M.——George Pecomro and
Frank“ Cardelas. play 0: the
Hawaiian Guitar and Harmonica
Ukelele.
9.10 P. M.—-Program by Gimbel
Brothers.
10-11 P. M.——Dsnce program.
WBZ Springfield, Meal. (337 Litters)
11:55 A. LIL—Arlington Time Sig-
nals: Weather Reports: Boston'and
_ 1 P. M.——Dinner concert by
Hotel. Kimball Trio.
Kiddies “Bringin: the World to
America." gent-ed by “Our “Worl
Magazine." ‘ "m Week’s Judge.
8 P. M—Coneert by Charles“ _
government station NAA st .‘\rling- Y
Sprinxi'leld Market Reports. 5 .
“'OR NE‘TARK. (405 Motors.)
:30 1". M.-——1~lelcn Louann. mezzo-
soprano
2:45 P. M.—How:ird Farsi. sass.-
phone soloist.
3 1". 11,—llcien Louann. popular
soprano.
3:15 I‘. Bil—Adolph Selvy, popu.
lar pianist
3:30 P. M.———}ioward Forst.
phone soloist.
3:45 P. 3L—Dr. Joseph F. Carig.
on.
8:15 P M.—"Sportirrg News lip-to-
Minute" by Fred J. llcndcl.
6:30 P. Bin—“Music \\'hi1e You
Dine" by the Apollo Country Club
Orchestra.
8 l". BIZ—Program under the di-
rection of Mme. Florence “'cssell.
accompanist and com-h.
9:30 I‘. M.—Progrum undcr the
direction of H. Emberson Yorke of
New York City. .
10:15 P. M.-—M. C. Carrol (“'an
recording artist bariionc. and assist-
ing artists. in in program of ncgr
spiriiuals. new and old. .
N. Y.. \VEAF. (492 Meters.)
2:454:13 P. Bil—The twentyqflth
Of .1 series or lnterdcnominntionai
services under the auspices of the
New York Federation of Churches.
3:45-5:30 P. li.-—I{cmilar Sunday
Men's Conference. in the llrdl'ord
llriinch Y. M. f“. A.. Brooklyn, N.
Y.. with l‘u‘v. John'l“. Carson. D.
It. Poster of the (‘vntrai PrI-sbytcr-
ian Church. Brooklyn
.
win-9 P. lit—Special musical pro-
sexu-
gram from the (‘npilol Thhniic, N.
Y. t‘itr. by courtesy of Mr. S. L.
Rolhnfvl
9.10 P. )l.—nr:an recital by
Chandler Colthwaitr‘. ‘
“'GI. Mcdi‘onl Hillside. Mass. (360
.‘ICIOI'S.’
4 T’. M.—Twiiiizlit Program. 1—-
“.\d\'«niuro “our" conducted by
Youth's Companion. flee-Concert Pro-
gram by the Edison Laboratory
Phonogrnph. 3—Storlos by Arturo.
' 8:30 I‘. .‘L—Evoning Prog‘m m. 1»-
Talk on “'Orld I’nity under the mis-
pices of Mass. Federation of Church-
es. 2—)Iusical Program arranged by
Mrs. Lottie Griffin Stevens. soprano hi
soloist. and accompanist. nssisini by
Mrs. Martha B. Clifford. nlln; Miss
Gladys \V. Ilodnolt. alto :‘Cioisl:
Miss Doris Dutchcr. violinist: and
Mr. J. Fredric Roberts. pianist.
“117; Springfield, Mass. (337 Meters)
11 A...\I.——Cliurch Services from
line South Congregational Church:
Reverend. James Gordon Gilkcy.
Pastor. Sermon will he zivcn by
Reverend Nehemiah Boynton or N.
6:45 1". lit—Sunday VosDcrs on
the Springfield Municipal Chimes
transmitted direct from the (Tampa-
nilc. Ernest Newton Bag; Chime
ringer. '
8:30 P. lit—Church Services con-
ducted by Reverend G. Pitt Boers.
Pastor ofthe Park. Memorial Bap-
tist ,Church. assisted by (‘lzurch
Quartet: Irene Frey. sopranc:.Ger~
trude Jenkins.. contrnlto: Charles
Merriam. tenor: Lawrence Randall,
baritone: Mrs. Annette B. Flockon.
accompanist and director. .
Smart ladies
Tire "Morley”
Stands ‘
Apart In Style
{You'll find that our
"Morley" Sad: Suit is so
becoming to you, that
you'll be coming back
for an Overcoat, too.
It's bandvtailored, but
though that's in the suit,
it's not in the price.
Suits & Overcoats
$30 to $65
. e
.5 JOSEPH DAVIS .
moron. S'ms
”QANOBLVLALN.
. ... .._. Ao......-.._.. ..
(Fail Felt Hats so light,
that they’re hardly felt
Awhen you wearthem.
$3.50 to $7.00
the;
_ 1:30 P. Marianne Tsiee for the
D.LEWIsMArrERN
Liberty Bldg.
, “rum/0mm
PAIEN'IS — TRADE-m Bu:
. [PM new .5..."
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
"Fashionable Furs of Quality.
- Fur Coats
. Jacket and Full Length Models of Natural Muskrat, Iliarmot and Sealen.
FUR CHOKERS
Of Fox, Mink and Squirrel
MORE SEASONABLE- COATS
Of Various Weaves With or Without Fur Collars
MORE PRETTY DRESSES
Quality Groceries and
, Free Delivery
A.F. Beckmaim 64 Co.. Inc.
83me WNW
non 14$ 3‘. ”m2
VICTROLAS
SOLD ON EASY my;
A. J. COLLINS C0,
North Main Sires;
N OW OPEN
SVEC‘S MUSIC SHOP
LVSTRL'ML‘NI swrun
B O Y C E~ I T E
THE SUPER-FUEL i
In Now Recommended and Sold in This Locdily by l
“A PLACE THAT’S DIFFERENT”
Weekes Auto Supply Co.
14 West Ave. Phone 2257 Nor-walk, Conn.
Everything Musical
Repair “"021: Pianos I
12 So. Main Sl.--i Highl 0
South Sci-walk. Conn.
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A MOUNTAIN OF CORRESPONDENCE?
Many bininess men complain that they find the day too short.
By the time they have read the load of correspondence the
postman brings and have dictated the 'replies. there is not
much time left for anything else—not even for the important
work of planning.
This is not at all necessary. These many letters often start chains
of correspondence that stretch out indefinitely, when they might
finish up a matter at once by using TOLL LINE. Not only
( does it‘recluce-the letterwriting but it completes the matter and
eliminates hirlher correspondence. ’
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You get immediate action and it is not expensive. There are
many points in Connecticut you can call for a 'quarter or less.
Surely it is Worth the small coét to get action, speed, accuracy
and satisfaction. ,'
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