aooo
In
n' .‘l\‘ll"‘z W. BROOKS,
1 r4 ;,. . Amt-rim"! High'.’
‘ illiii‘nllulla‘ Bureau
_,__,°..————
_;_'\\' building in me
‘ States lost your
.1 :1 now high peak.
40.000 miles. in
l 11,000 miles 0!
i".;'»\1l)'5 wore con.
_ ‘ : various autos. in
.7 .;. one of our most
::1‘l‘i98 and was re-
cmployment or
workmen. The
with which
’3
r the;
.... (11'
"‘l'li'flfljy’
‘ ,1 ;.1 runslructcd are I.
», :‘;: 'lll}(l“l'l)'lllg indust-
thr‘m possible.
r them is the manu-
.;.;.».:1v.~s. The modern
axis: Without the
.Tnlnsivvs. In fuel.
. fimutmi that there
; of explosives us-
» oi modern high-
. “Ml. Explosives
t‘m breaking down
; JJA‘
. .va
Minnonnoad
road building. Many o: the
large qunrry shot: contain both
types. Hole. tron: 60 to 150 feet
deep behind the quarry tucd‘ are
filled and all are detonated at one
time.
On the hverase. three or tour
tone 02 stone are moved for every
1:1 quarricg‘in quanti-
pound or dynamite used. Due in
,9... “'klcns and Deepens
... - F. 0 Known. Quarry
, : m from 100.000 to
i 1.: stone are now
.1 Some or these
;. annoo to 80.000
gusrvcs at one time.
l\:' . t ~01! in Building
nr'r‘ also used in TO-
”:nrm in the right of
obtaining proper
‘ y - roml bed. In the
._ ~ '1sny are the agents
fl." vary iron and
vhrh is constructed
i 1 v the road builders.
9, :vi blasting powder
plnslvcl widely used
.1' ‘11':
RoochanestGrove.“
large part to the good road: move-
ment. the quarry business has
greatly increased in the last ten
years and new quarries are being
constantly opened in various parts
of the country. The quarries in
the United States use in the neigh-
borhood of sixty million pounds of
dynamite a. year and about hair the
~material obtained goes for road
woxk. On the M of moving
three tons of stone with each
pound of dynamite. this would
make available for this particular
purpose some ninety million tons
of stone. ‘
In many sections or the middle
West, limestone is -more commonly
I.
Scene 011 Newly Constructed Bond
, 4 Near Urbano, m.
quarries producing this. there is an
over increasing amount or modern
explosives used. In New England
and some of the South, Atlantic
States. harder rock like trap rock
and granite is utilized.
Build in All Weather:
Road builders are fortunate to-
day in having several kind: or
modern dynamite at their handy.
Years ago, the old standard dyna-
mite was sensitive and dangeroug
to handle. To-day diaercnt types
are produced some or which can-
not freeze. others give no head-
aches and still other: are free
trom many or the dang’erous tend-
encies of the old explosive. Their
non-freezing qualities allow stone
tor roads to be gotten out in tem-
peratures in which Such work we!
g , ml the material for used in road construwon and. in formerly impossible.
, -
Gehebe S ......
. , ..‘7 DELIVERY
F IT’S HERE I!’ IT'S KOUSEWABE
‘1 if i. {3; Our- 1 1th Anniversary Sale 1924-
STARTS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th
in 1: GREATEST BIRTHDAY BARGAIN FESTIVAL
EVER KNOWN IN THIS VICINITY
Ilu- lilovonth Anniversary of the founding of ihiS old, reliable. central
the Reliable Store of Non
Bargains represented
k- Celebrating the event in a big way,
in merchandise
of the highest
rhinos 3011 like to use in your home, offered at prices lower than any other
Bargains!
Table Tumblers
(NSC—Plain thin blown water
glasses, ab—
39c
Combination
8 qt. galvanized pail and 1 pkg.
clothes pins of 30.
2 f” 24c
‘ Mop Combination
“flip—Liquid Vcnocr oil mop
and one bottle or oil. zit—-
2 f” 79c -
m 111-,
3mm Bargains!
1~ ulmll- 0.8.1'
rhrd Cages
r-x iinmh, square
:I‘.:1l«~—
£24.49
17m; :1 11d Saucers
. 1 7. rum and smu-
,y. wm “lulu, G for-—
89c
Coffee
Pcrcolators
inminum. two
,[1_ size. plain
Filllsll. ni—
l’mlnry Ash Sifters
i (if galvanized iron.
17h min or barrel at
$2.25
Ash Cans
1..illl/A'l iron. largo
.‘ ’1‘ IlSllt‘H 0r [cod at
'i
M159
thiSters
. :uzv, with slanting
w.” vxtrn. hemy till,
1 t.:.i:l1 suitable for
:1 r, at...
Carpet Sweepers
1w 1 3' well known
my finish, tit——
$149
Cereal “Sets .
m «on to set. Made
.1 111 l urctlain, assorted
$5. 98
wool Ceiling Duster!
A ~\ m l \\ nil brush, fitted
’ L‘ inlnulln' ul—l
79c
Toilet Pails
, ‘Jmin of galvanized iron.
‘ ’lll llios" rim. at—
89c ' .
3"3 W \SH [INGTON .S
Oenisters
81.25-25 lb. size. made of cxtra.
heavy tin, japanned finish.
slightly shop worn, at—
49c
Si.45—-I\iirro
size, with long handle and cover
Clarbage Cans
31.19—{Mado of heavy galvan-
ized iron,
in rgc size, at
. 89c!
Sauce Pans .
aluminum. s-qt.
89c
Wash Boilers
$5.49—Made of copper with tin
cover, size 8. sit—-
$4.79
‘- 100 Piece
Curtain Stretcher:
$2.75—Lace Curtain stretchera,
adjustable to any size curtain,
fitted with brass pins. at—
$2.29
Dinner Set
$19.50 ~- Made
of
porcelain
tloral‘ d‘izns.
3
Stone Crooks
1.9S~6-gnl. size. with cover, at
' $1.39
Double Boilers
82.75—Wear-Ever aluminum. .2
quart size. at.—
1.98
Oil Heaters
$7.00—Perfectlon make. with
black trimmings. fitted with
steel tank. lit—-
$5.79
Bath Room Shelves
. ‘89c *
Pith Slow
31. ZSn-MRde of heavy glass. i
quart Size} square shape, at—
8,9c
000m 81.25—5x18 glaSs Shelves, with
Pots , nickel brackets.i at— .
‘1 39 ._ W e l 1 li ~ '
...... W 89c
high 8 r t d 8
white enamel . . , ,
c 0 01cm: p0“. Little Things at Small Prices
:71 tguallg'ng'flztfl" Axe Handles . . . . . ........ 100
bail bundle 5cWaxedPaper....5tor10o
and. cover, at— , 10c Toilet Paper . . . . 5 for 29c
25c Whisk Brooms . ...... 190
10c Aluminum Salt and
Pepper Shakers . . 2 for 150
25c Dustlesa Dust 01611; .. 19c
290 Thermometers .. . . . . . .
10.9mm. tor aluminum . . . 8c
“16c Fireproof 'Stove Polish, 12c
19c
Window Ventilators '
89c-15 in. high. ke’opu out
dratta. rain and snow. at—
69c,
, Wear-Ever Cooln‘ng Pots
$1.30—Suitable torqireless cook-
ers, 4 quart size. at—
..
soUTH NORWAILK, CONN.
98c
Placing the Casket 1n the Hearse as Honor Guard Stood at Salute, Before the S Street Home 0 f Late Woodrow Wilson
£58
See Check on Higher Wages
Some increase of unv'np’oi mynt
and discontinuance of lie rucnt
upward movement Ol‘ wage»: mu}. he
expected in 1924. said E. \V. Kem-
1nercr. professor of economics and
linancc at Princeton lfn‘\--.;rsily. in
an article on the l)ll$lllt:3$ outlook,
written for the lurfivld lleilounl
Bank. The forcgoing stalrmvnl 1.:
based upon hi3 Ixrwiirilon limit 1111:
present business level of hummus
activity will decline somnxlmt dur-
ing: 1924.
He finds that llli‘ proscri scar will
be influenced lziriroly ivy forum; 51m-
ilur to those which \vvr.) pith-111. fuc-
iors in 1923. including llXISvitli‘lllt‘lll
in liurow‘. in addition to which
ihcro will he the uncurzzimiirs of
a Presidential clmrtion mm the fate
of the administration‘s for room‘-
143 Washington Street
South Norwalk
2110119: 3213
tion program.
The cost of living in the opinion
of Prof. Kemmercr will to low in:
slightly downward course of bust
moss. and retail prices anal 110129.:
rtnis “ill be checked in their up-
\snrd novcmcnt b,» the lilodfi‘liili“
reductions which may br e\pccixr'd
to result from the heavy cousliuc—
lion of the last two ymus .
“ilson and the Imague
Though the relation 01" \Voodrow
“'ilson to the m cnis oi? the u or and
lo the .ificrmaili of pour: making is
largely a. mutter 01‘ puhii: recon} in
this country and in Rump, much
lliihcrio withhold i11!.:-‘sxln.iu:1
throwing light upon his motives and
the development of his thought and
[in his expressions of principles and
”loses l-1t also peculiar'y secre—
the regarding much that may haVc
uni a significant relation 9.. them.
(it great historical value. would he
1. ltetl‘r understanding of
trlleciual prdccsscs by
\‘\i' sun. Starling from a pioclaina-
conclusions.’mny be released by his '
drain.
55 Main Street
N orwalk
Phone 2828
Our markets are not banks, but you can save. money
by patronizing'any one of
best obtainable and the
soon be in a position to start Rfibank account on the
savings.
lowest in price possible.
Become one of our satisfied customers and you will
f
them. 7 Our meats are the '
Specials on Fresh Lean Pork Products
Fresh Pork to Roast (lean and small) 16c lb.
Lean Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . . . . .~ 12 1- 2c lb.
Lean Fresh Hams ................ 20c lb.
\Home Made Superior
Sausage . . 24c lb.
Sperry & Barnes Link sausage . . . . 25c lb.
‘i..:~‘
Sperry & Barnes Bag Sausage . . . . . 28c lb.
Very Fancy Native
‘ Veal
Shoulder of Veal to Bust, 16c
Rump of Veal to Boost . . 20c
Veal Cutlets 330
LoinVeal Chops 32c
Bib Veal Chops ......»p 250
SolidVeal Stew ........ 251:
Small Breast Veal]. ...... 15c
. ‘ Who-Them
.u
' Very Fancy Heavy
Beef
sirloin Steak ......wszc
Round Steak 28c
Sh‘iiulders'oeak .'........,.16c
Bread and Butter ‘
FréhChopped Beet
PrimeBibBout,
Shbulder POE: Boast . . .; 15c
P053088: coo-nono-Op. 220
PrimeijBoast ........ 2;:
hopedendrolled....... 26c HE’S Liver 3 Illnfic
Genuine Spring
'Lanlb Specials
Logs of Spring Lamb‘i .. 30c
Shoulders‘of Sprihg‘Lamb 16c
Rib Lamb Chops 32c
Loin Lamb Chops 4;.
Stew Lamb ............:1_2¢
l
l;
r
'4
g;
Boneless Bumplcorned , 3’
Beef ..)-.....-.....i.’ ‘256
run Corned Beef .145.) 7c
Lean Smoked Shaulders . 130.
Boneless S- d: 3. Ram: :. 24c
Very Fancy 1’0le . .2 _
‘Very 19.11er Boasting
Chickens '.....'.. .1,
no
Beef Liver 100:
' 81mm .........18o
Bauer Kraut!
He was prccnnncntiy vicar
31
{ion of sti'ict neutrality
arrived at that international
ism which involved the c‘nse
fixed 'Tssoc‘iations in European al-
iairs. \Vc ave thc"curious fact that
one who at first conceived the w‘ar
to be exclusively a. European affair
ultimately conic to regard )mcrica
in the war,
ideal-
and
as concerned in all European 16*
fairs. and “ ..ile at the same time;
some of those who at first main
tained that we Should into-“ere 8e _
’came the enfimics of that standing 5
those 171- principle of'cb-Operation tor pear...
which Mr.
nations.
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New York Markets.
L A D I E S
ATTENTION PLEASE!
THERE’S A REASON FOR THIS
’ Q ' .7.
T—and there’s a Teason for the crowd that filled our store
all day ThurSday—‘for‘ when GOLDEN announces a.
SALE rest assured it IS a real value-giving,p price-smésh-
ing 10- day event—and this sale particularly where we
must‘make room AT ONCE for-our enlarged CLOAK
and SUIT DEPARTMENTgiVeS you an opportunity
(now to purchase CLOAKS, SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS.
WAISTS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, and at prices 591-
dom if ever offered the public of the Norwalks by any, .
PLEASE NOTE: Listen to the comments of tlie wo-
rnen shoppers in our store if you vvant real first hand in--
fi‘f‘orrnation of the remarkable values this sale offersyou.
o I . .
'«
? - 'AND REMEMBER—The early buyer gets the
BARGAIN! . .- ' 7 ';
WASHINGTON ST. _ SoUTH NoRWAAR ,
, ’* 3 V NEXT DOOR TO LIGGETT’S DRUG STORE
Norwalk Chronicler