we a home.
or
gen asset.
YOUR OWN HOME”
Lumber is low A house bill that cost $1, 366 in 1920 costs
I today—g decline of 39 per cent. Build now while prices
. right. Lumber prices are always right—when a person
There is never a time, re
' or market price, when a needed building' 13 not a better invest-
’!Ient than most other things for which people spend their
«money. A good home, built ‘of dependable lumber, is always
be Hatch 69’ Badey Co.
£1, nmmmmrmwomr
Met. Deletes. Cornet? Wall mom Stained Dangle.
one of season
ithE delicate machinery 0!
your eyea at the first tutt-
, mallon oi trouble needs the at-
tention of a capable optometrist.
Proper examination and the
- right lenses
WILLIAM J. MOORE
. Oirmsrm‘msr
Keelcr Building. WashingtOn St.
South Norwalu Phone 9032
OLD cARs
Sell Your Old Oars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1810 North Avenue
Between on m It...
BRIDGEPORT.
Phone Barnum 2
leoene-Hane Parts and Tlrae to
Fit Any Make of Car.
—
SPECIAL
THIS WEEK ONLY
Combination Fountain
Syringe, $1.59
Hot Water Bottle.
2 Qt., Special $1.19
1‘ DeForest Reflex Radio
. Sets and Parts
THE NORWALKS’
ELECTRIC CO.
Agents for the
11 North Main Street
PHONE 2978
moo-cell »
01.13 FRIENDS 1% THE
01.1) came
The Old Well 5c Cigar
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
Rowland M. Beach
16 France St. Phone 2140
CUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS
AND FLORAL DESIGNS
DAY and NIGHT
SESSIONS
ALL COMMERCIAL
‘ COURSES
ENROLL NOW
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Oitmaiionalfiank Building
Phone {Md-2.
Roodner
BOVI PHARMACY
JAMES PARKER. Mgr.
32 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
FA LL SUITS
and——
OVERCOATS
$15.00 to $35.00
The Lowest l‘riccd Store in thc
Norwnlks.
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothicr. "alter and li‘urnishcr
to Mon and Boys
II MAIN ST. NORWALK
Ran W HATS
NEW FALL STYLES—~ALL
THE LATEST SHAPES
AND COLORS
PALACE
Clothes Shop
13 North Main Street
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED. GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC.
'
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwulk, Conn.
Try a Bottle of Angel Drink
‘ Chocolate Halted sun:
We!”
THE N ORWALK DAIRY
COMPANY
A Complete Assortment or
BLANKETS and COM-
ROBTABLEB
0! All Kinds.
E. K. Banks~
Ilahncliemo Hotel Block
coma NORWALK.
new: .
. .Cocoa. $4 lb.can 18c
I‘Ineat Creamery
..... 5201b.
Label Karo ......10ocan
Tissue, 'l for ........
33 Center Ave. ,
Phone :eee.
Norwalk
Home deuverlea. zoo 111.: 129 pint
The Textile Store
HALLOWEEN COSTUMES
ROME“, Colos- OYou Wanti‘ 5
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........
....... 25°
130 wasmoronsr.
so. 110an
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8t" EastNorwalk
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ornament
lnAllthe”
108.03%3350
Rialto Clothes Shep
158 Washington it. 30.: rennin
nun-s
Hopes and .
*cmnomwnm .
‘ mom-111 -.
it you have secondahand furniture.
. Tné Fatsl'itihm BANK—w...“
\
BIG BARLlNG _
lS LARGEST
AIRPLANE
DAYTON. (1.. Oct. 20.—-The Rar-
ling bomber is the largest“ airplane.
The Martin bomber. the largest nir-
planc in use by the air service be-
i'nrc the mixcnt 6f the iiurling. is a
pigmy cmnparod to it. The Darling
soon is to make :1. tour of the
country. The cxact itinerary has not
ycl hccn :mnmmcml. but the ma-
chinc will lie at New York about
October In,
The llziriing has a wing spread
of 120 t‘cct. :1 height of 28 feet and
an overall lrng‘th of 03 feet.
The wiswiine- cupm'liy is six tone.
or 2.000 gnllons. The oil capacity
1,356 pounds or 151] gallons.
Six Liberty cngincs are required
to power the Darling. _
The minimum crew required to
operate the Darling consists of {our
turn. but provision is made for 11
crew oi‘ right.
The weight of the airplane
ml will exceed 40,000 pounds.
ciilcniiun—s require that not
than 5.000 pounds of bombs shall
he carried :it one time. but were
anything: so large as :1 10,000 pound
bomb ile‘t't‘lnpt‘tl. the turiing could
lift it and fly [or two hours.
Specifications required a flying
speed of 90 miles per hour. On her
initial flight, the Darling accomplish-
cd 93 milcs per hour without dil-
iiculiy.
“'ith 2.000 gallons of gasoline. 12
hours ilicht at full speed can be
made. With engines throtticd or
some of them cut oi! completely. the
time of tlight can be correspond-
ingly lenghtcned. .
A total of seven guns operated
from five positions or cockpits cover
the whole tlcld in which enemy
aircraft may approach. The gun
defense may be argumented for day
flying. in case the airplane is used
for day as well as night bombing.
for which it is planned.
The tail is a. biplane structure,
forming two planes 25 per cent lar-
ger than the main wings oi! the
Dbl-4 airplanes. There are four.
cqual size rudders.
load-
Spe-
Inorc
_.
The Bax-ling has eight wheels with
iircs 60x12 inches. the largest ever
made. Two wheels with smaller
tires are on ”the truck further for-
ward under the fuselage to pre-
vent. the airplane from nosing over.
A radio set has been installed in the
bomber.
“2 H. Barling designer of the
Darling bomber speaking of the
purposes of such an airplane. says:
”Two elements have. influenced
the U. S. air service in investing
the expenditures absorbed in the
production 0! an airplane such as
the Burlingbomber. These may be
clussificd as the lmmvn uses of such
1m airplane and the uses not yet
known. owing to lack of experience
with large airplanes.
”\thn a large airplane is spoken
of. one of some 200,000 pounds. or
four times the size of the Hurling
bomber, one which might drop two
3:1,000 pound bombs. is estimated.
it is not impossible that such an air-
plane may be the logical develop—
ment of the next 10 years. the Bar-
iing bomber being :1. step in that
direction. Hence the Bowling
bomber is to be looked upon as :1
small big airplane rather than a
big small one.”
To Speak at Sunday
School Conference
- —An opportunity to hear some
noted New England spcnkers is or-
frrcd ' to the older girls of the
churches and high schools of Con-
necticut. at the Older Girls' Confir-
once in New “in en next 1- nday Sat-
urdny and Sunday.
Luch‘High school girls' club and
each Stitidady school class may send
tire delegates.
This is the annual Conference for
girls between the ages of 15 and :20
held under the auspices of the Con~
nocticnt Sunday School Association.
'lhe purpose of the Conference is to
gixe older girls a. vision of Christian
senice .hclp them in making life‘s
choices and suggest to them methods
of training for their work in the
church and community.
Some of the speakers are: Rev.
Charles N. Arbuckle. D. D.. Minister.
First Baptist church. Newton. Mass.
Miss Margaret Slattery. author and
Sunday school specialist. Boston.
Mass; Rev. Henry Helium Tweedy.
I). 1).. Professor of Practical 111c-
oiogy. Yale Divinity school, New Ha-
vcn. Conn.
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I
4109 CARS ARE
REGISTERED IN
THIS COUNIIY l DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE i INSTRUMENT 51-12mm
Norwalk is Third for
Y e a r i 11 Li s t —-—-
Bridgeport L e a d s
with 13,200 V
Motor vehicle registrations
Connecticut for 1923 had-reached
177,061 by October 1. a tiguge in
excess of the registrations for all of
192:). according to statistics given
out at the state motor vehicle de-
partment. By the same date last
year. 151.014 motor vehicles ’had
been registered.
licccipts or the department for
the 1923 registrations on that date
‘aggregated $3.325.S$4.;8. an in-
crease of $535,972.54 over the re-
cuipls for the corresponding nine
months of 1922. Private owners
registered 141.684 0! the care; there
were 27.717 trucks. 2.683 motor-
cycles. 1.681 sidecars. 3,353 public
service cars. 31: fiitncys. 1.981 com—
bination cars and the remainder
were deniers' cars.
The exact number of motor vehi-
cles registered from each town and
city in Fun-field county follows:
Bethcl 430. Bridgeport 13.200.
lirookt‘ield 144. Danbury 3.020. Dar-
ion 94?. Easton 180.
Folrtield 1675. Greenwich 3,924.“
Monroe 190. New Canaan 1.000.
New Fairficld 75. Newtown 420.
in
Norwalk 4.109. Bedding 280;
Ridgctlcld 600. Shelton 706. Sher-
man 100.
Stamford 5.851.
Trumbull 631.
port 719. \Viiton
40,393.
Sirnti‘ord 1.601.
\Vcston 160. West-
431. a total of
“‘illys-Ovcrlund Expands.
\V‘lllys—Overiund advanced produc-
tion schedule to 600 cars daily and
increased its working schedule from
five to five and one»ha|f days a. week.
practio spinal adjustments.
ice.
over nwve lines.
'- later will became serious. ,
«qr
Rhones; .Ofllce
MI ormetal ct any kind. Higheat
SHARP DEFINITELY
LOCATED PAIN S
Sharp. definitely located pains call for chiro-
which calls for a dentist’s skill, there is no better
evidence of the necessity of a chiropractor’ s serv-
When an organ of the body, or the arms or
legs become centers of pain, it is evidence 01'- in-
terference with the transmission of life impulses
Pains in the lungs, the! stomach,
soreness in the liver. tenderness in the 1:1an re-'
gion, 7 all indicate disturbance which ,7 sooner or.
Drugs may deaden such
pain, but the only enlcient way is to get rid of the
cause by chiropractic spinal adjustments.
. Outside of toothache,
.‘ .
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_ The Office of EfliCiency and Servwe
123 WASHINGTON er. ( r'
. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
HYA
Sheets and Pillo w Cases, All Sizes
TABLE DAMASK, NA PKINS TO MATCH
PATTERN CLOTHS AND DOILES
A New Stock Of Outing Flam]:
Attractive patterns, excellent qualitS'. . . . . . . . . . . .
,Duckling Fleece
BeaconFlannelbytheyard
Eiderdown Flannel, justly popular . . . . . . . . . .
BED AND TABLE LINEN
A Complete Stock’ of Various Grades
$1.25t03155m‘
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
A.~F. Beckmann coo. Inc.
83 Washington Street
PHONE 1405mm ”“5
South Nomk
VICTROIAS
SOLD 0N may mu
A. J. COLLINS 00.
North Main Street
Now OPEN
' "Geode Cheer Within"
: A Place to Eat Par Exellanae
, Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Use
I ensues roa names 3
g norm. navnnronr srmosn, corn.- 1
, Music Every Evening—6: 30 to 0: 00 !
SVEC ’S MUSIC SHOP
Everything Musiml
Repair “'ork Pianos
12 50. Main St—l Eighth
South \orwnlk. Conn.
l,"‘€‘
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
u w“
BELL SYSTEM
’hla~.- . .a- -_ ,
,»
.4"
"N ‘V "E _
' FOR THE QUICK SERVICE
THAT. BRINGS RESULTS
f‘Let me get him by TOLL LINE and I ll settle this at once."
says the shrewd business man as an emergency arises.
0 His personality, with the persuasive tone of his voice which helped
him build up his business. Is still one of his greatest assets and it
rarely fails to bring the desired results.
.TOLL LINE permits him to retain that personal contact and
influence with men in distant placenon
The power of TOLL LINE. as a business-getter isonly beginning
to be appreciated. . . ., “$95? ..
Your telephone 15 the best sales medium at your command and
it must bemsed to keep abreast of progress.
which his success was built
COMPANY
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