‘we received a card reading “The man who offers nothing
abut price usually has nothing but price to offer.” /
. There is a lot of satisfaction in the knowledge that we
can offer something more than price when we place our
Lumber and Millwork before you for consideration, and
‘ if we could only get each person we approach on this sub-
; feet to send for samples or to call and examine our products
suitable to their needs and compare the quality as against
those who offer “price only” we would need no furthei;
_ sales argument and little thought be given to price. V
‘Ve handle advertised products: Long Bell Lumber,
Curtis Interior Woodwork, “Superior" Company’s Oak
Flooring, Crco-Dipt Shingles, Bird's Roofing, Johns-Man-
“nail Boards, Celotex
ville Roofing. Slicctroek, Cornel
Insulating Lumber.
The Hatch @Bailey Company
1 . , 1 , . ,
Lb MBER and MILL W ORR -,
i- South Norwalk, Conn.
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’ Three Serious Questions (111)
: There's calm: to 151110 a. day when you will be. glad to retire
I from work. .\1‘o- you going to have sufficient. income to retire on.
or will need for 111011"); force you to plod along in harness till you
I drop 1’
Money won't spring up like mushrooms then to provide for
1 your 5111154 t. yo 1.11‘5
3 It you :1 . phmni 11:: to draw on something then you must save
it now. ‘
l \Vhy no! ll't the sum(\ life insurance policy which protects your
I ‘ family provide for your lufun' ',‘ '
‘ “'9 have :1 good 'l‘ruuiers contract which combines life insur-
I once with an income :11‘11r are 3.7. at :1 Very reasonable rate.
-' The JOHN M. CLOVER AGENCY
lNSl'iIAXCI-Z Si’l-X‘IALISTS
' Room 201-205 Rogers & Stevens. Building
NORWALK, CONN.
' CORSET1S
Most women dd not half suspect what right corsetlng will
do for them with individual fitting service given by a. grad-
uate corsetiere.
f We have our spring line of new models in reliable makes,
‘9" Nemo, R. as (3.. Binner Gossard, P. N. Practical Front, QB,
Ferris and Treo plain and panel back.
We carry back and front lacing corsets, wrap-arounds
and girdles to fit all types of figures.
We specialize in Abdominal Supporting Corsets‘for re.
[axed muscles and ptosed stomach.
Our Maternity Corsets are light and flexible but firm.
Corselettcs both side and back hooked.
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i on Clli‘t stri‘t-l.
Your Kind of a Shoe "
RALSTON
o'xrosns AND SHOES FOR MEN AND
YOUNG MEN.
New styles for those who want the very latest and many “old
fivofites" for the man who wants “another pair just like
ese."
MILTON ELWOOD
“THE HOME or GOOD 5110125”
122 WASHIlzfiTO ST. SOUTH NOBWALX
FURNITURE'G
l27-l29 WASHINGTON
so. NORWAL_E
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WWood. Jr
to right) the late Jake
and Mrs. Job is W.
eriy Clan Smith Bunion.
low: Frank 3. Bitch
and Leonmd Wood, St.
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ASK WOMAN T0 ’
BARE SECRETS
0F SLAIN LOVER
Oil Scandal Stretches
Hand to Get Clara
Hamon as Witness
Now
\VASHINGTON,1\iarch ll. —-Oncc
more Clara. Smith llamon is going
to bask ln the spotlight.
The wisp of a. n onion who defied
the world to label her a wrong-
docr when Jake Hamon, millionaire
oil man and politician. died or gun-
shot wounds. is once more in the
nation‘s eyes. Now she is Mrs.
John W. Gormnn.
She has promised to reveal
political secrets of the man
th e
she
(left
anon
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by Leonard Wood. .lr.. that his tn-
thcr. at present governor-general1
or the Philippines, was oflered the
Republican nomination in 1920 by
Hamon as spokesman for certain ,.
“oil interests.”
All of Harnon's secrets were
cancel the Teapot Dome oil leases.
Sinclair express1dconfldence of 11!
timate victory and \indication.
Mr. Sinclair was accompanied by
Colonel J. \V. Zevely. his chief legal
counsel .and five other attorneys.
who are prepared to oppose the gov
LEADINGT‘DRY [(30908 STORE
\
Mere NeW Ones Every Day
OUR SUIT SECTION
NORWALK’S
Is a busy place just now as hosts of customers made pramm r
toourannounoemcntoftheinifialshowhlg of EASTER COHEN
. DRESSES. .
Fresh arrivals have added to the display and a cordial welcome 1‘ as.
sured toall who wish to gather ideas as to the present trend mg STILEs,
COLORS and FABRICS. ‘ .
VMANY OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST WILL BE FOUND n THIS
DEPARTMENT
. 11111
Clara's too.
The committee investigating the
oil lease scandal wants the full
stories of this phase of the Re-
publican national convention in
1920 from young \Vood. Frank H.
Hitchcock. who was Wood's pre-
convention manager and from
Clare...
CHICAGO. Linréh ll.-—Harry F.
loved. '
These ~sccrets are
sought because of the
BUILDING-
RECORDS
'lhe following building items are
rlllrlllltd from the Commercial 1’. -.-
0rd:
HOUSE. ON DRY HILL ROAD
Elizabeth Russell will build a one-
family house on Dry llill avenue. 1t.
wlll be 22x22 feet. with five rooms
and bath and hot air heat. The
owner will do the building. and it
will cost about 85.000.
now. much
REMODELING HOUSE
Joseph Hadlk bus been awarded
the contract for alterations to the
parsonage. or Faint Ladlsluus church
'z‘ii ~ changes are. for
11":11‘1'3112111; 1L1» rooms with new
:aititinns new flooring. plastering
11nd Oiht r i: 1. ‘ior 1 liang1s.
31:“ 510111: 1110\1‘
Samuel Knplnn will build a
store front at. 36 Chapel street. A
one-story frame addition will be
built at the front of the present
house. t will necessitate new plate
glass and usual store from tlxt-
ures. The ceiling. will be of metal
11nd the new iooiing will be slate sur-
faced. The contract for changes has
been awarded to lienry Fabrizio.
new
PLANS FOR llOl‘SE
Plans are out for figures for a one-
family frame house at compo Beach,
\\'estport. for Edward Yon Castle-
berg. It will be arranged for seven
rooms and bath. with hot air heat.
At the rear and attached to the
house will be u two-car frame gar-
age. The plans are by Architect A.
N. Paddock.
ALTERATIONS TO HOUSE
W. J. Norris has awarded to H.
Bouton the contract for alterations
to his home at 83 Main street. The
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The newest style in low heel footwear. Made of stent colt
with kid lining, in a most elaborate cut-out strfp pattern.
Moderately priced at . $7.00 "
tripletoe Silk Hosiery in grey and nude for wear with these,
CONNEALLY £9“ BRAC KEN
81 Washington St. South Norwalk
DAVENPORT corms SHOPPE
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147...: by practical poultry people with great success for laying
hens and baby chicks.
Inkegsotldo lbssnd'lValh. cam—MW
$1111 each, can.
TryLydiaEPinkhsm’ sVeg-
etable Compound First.
Proved Good Advice
Chicago. Illinois—“Justafew l nos
to let you know what Lydia E. “Pink
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as
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Sinclair and six attorneys have de-
parted for Cheyenne. \Vyoming.
to
charge madecontcst the government action
ichanges to her residence at 27 Bay-
to
changes are for extensive interior
changes and new plastering and new
flooring.
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ADDITION STARTED
Mrs. May Dibble has awarded to
.l. “'nldron & Sons the contract for'
view menue. The changes will be
for an additional room in the attic
to be used as a bath room.
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CONTRACT FUR CHURCH
The First Congregational church
have awarded to the '1‘. J. Partly
Construction Co.. of Bridgeport, the
contract for their new church at
Norwalk. It will be 65x98 feet. of
brick and clapboard exterior con-
struction of colonial design. At the
front of the church will be a large
vestibule with marble tile flooring
and adjoining this will be the main
auditorium which will have a seat-
ing capacity of about four hundred
people including the seating in the
balcony. The building will probnbh
be heated by a. hot air system and
all stairs will be reinforced concrete.
The church steeple will be one
hundred and fifty feet high with n
crnmcnt's action, which it is under-
stood will start Thursday in Chey-
enne. with the filing of an applica-
tion for an injunction to rutrain
taking further oil from Teapot.
Arriving here Sunday, Mr. Sin
clalr spent most '0! the day mnfer-
ring with the attorneys. It was in-
dicated the Sinclair legal forces is
prepared to make the stirrest kind
of a. battle throughout all the ac
lion to be ingtituted by the gmern-
ment to declare the oil leases in-
wind.
are by architects Chas. C. Grant and
J erauld Dahler. associate architects.
New York City. The Rev. Ernest F.
MncGrc'gor is the pastor.
Norwalk's Electric Co., 207 Liberty
square, have been awarded the fol-
lmvlng czontracts ‘Wirlx house at
10 hicruin nf‘lreet for \V. M. Mnyhoif:
house at horoton Manor for Nor-walk
Building Co.: house at Voroton
Mnnor for “'illizim Gamble; wiring
and fixtures on Raymond terrace for
Philip Jacob; wiring three houses
Building Co.: house at Shipper:
Point. Stamford. for Mrs. M. Fennell.
The company has anticipated chang-
ing the front of their store for the
display or radio sets and supplies.
The contract for installing five
large electrical motorsln the factory
on Cross street for the Norm}: Hist
(70. has been awarded to Norwalk‘s
Electric Co. t
Following Pola Negri's next. stair-
1‘ing vehicle, ”A “‘ornan of the
Night." directed by Dimitri Bucha-
wetskl. she will be directed by Ern-
est Lubitseh in a story he has in
mind which he feels no one but
large clock installed in it. The plans
A wrist
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l. tune-piece, Benedict has-
yen wish to pay.
Robert A
If it’s for yourself and you want an aeeimate
mourmor—‘
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Polo. can do satisfactorily.
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Watch .1
, We feature all the leading well-known makes
of watches, among Which are the Elgin, Wal-
than, Gruen and others.
- If it’ s for a birthday gift, surely she will be
pleased with a wrist watch. '
the watch at the price
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DRESSES j
Trico Plaid, Silk Crepes.
Jerseys, $5 00?.
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Knitted Suits
Values to $15.00. {
NEW SPRING 3 an!
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one-fifth of the diet, say food
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