What To» Look F... In ”T
Your C0ntractor’s Bid " 7
You may have Wondered why there is so great a dis-1
j crepancy in the bids of sev Vral contractors figuring on" the
1 same house. If you are going; to build it will pay you to
l'ffind the answer. The essential thing for you to know is
:What each contractor intends to deliver for his price. The
quality of materials he uses. The kind of construction
methods he employ: These matters have a decided hear-
ing on the success of your home. There are no substitutes
for good materials, sound construction practices and hon-
est: workmanship. \Yhat looks like a. good bargain in a
contractor’s low bid is likely to develope into a poor in-
vestment. in the light of exee5sive repairs, high fuel bills
,and countless petty annoyances. Or when a low resale, 5
price reveals the true value of the house. .
You will know too, that the dealer from whom he buys
ltis lumber knows the. value of thoroughly manufactured
and properly dried lumber and that he carries in his stock
NV'elverhaeuser lumber of the kinds and grades that meet
building"requirements.
'Low price is a great lure in selling and a great temp-
‘tation to slight qnzil't)‘. Be sure that you know the rep-
lutafion of the " '
The Hatch @Bailey Company
mutant: and filliLWORK
Celotex Insulating Lumber. SheetrockCornell Wall
Boards. McNair's Shingles. guaranteed for 40 years.
' H. S. LANDSMAN €99 SON
“THE HOME OF F NE FURNITURE”
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Our buyer has allotted tvvo hundred and fifty room sized rugs
to our Norwolk store for opening of the Spring season.
Most of them have :zrrivsd . on display. THEY
ARE NOT ONLY BETAUZ‘E; '
IN DESIGI‘,T
thing that is “night's ;
Anglo Persian dour. tl:rc:._;’-‘ inc
and Brussels qurlrfis. ’ ‘ ' print
rugs and to est“: i:. 2“. money
question.
SEEING IS BEELZ‘.“ZT.G. You must, see them to fully be-
. have and to convince yourselves that it is pcssible to collect
.such a magnificent dis '.V of rugs under one roof. WE
CORDIALLY IHVITE YOUR INSPECTION. Our enormous
purchase for the two‘stercs (Barbary and Norwalk) secured .
for us a cost considerably. uncer regular price. Our price
' tags plainl’; Show that v-re passed this saving on to you.
BE THRIFTY. MAKE DOLLARS DO EXTRA
SERVICE BY BUYING NORWALK‘S
HOME OF FINE FURNITU . ,.
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They represent every-
front the great: Whittal
of Axniinsters, Velvets ‘
the richness of these
valueis out of the
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That you may
take advantage
of Landsman ’3
Fine Furniture,
c o n v e n i e n t.
credit. arrange-
_ _ merits ma. be
. 207 Mam Street. mid. at. nZ ex-
DANBURY, CONN. i tra. cost.
take advantage
of Landsman‘s
Fine Furniture,
c o n v e n i e n 1:
credit arrange-
Landsman’s
‘ _';3 Wall Street
‘.‘.".”ALK, CONN.
'1 That you may]
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- manta may he;
made at no ex— ;
tra. cost.
PROMPT PHONE
GEHEBE’S
rr‘s HERE IF IT’S nousuwaun _
TIME TO BRUSH UP AND CLEAN UP.
. m rtnew any of your household
' Brown Brushes. Carpet Beat-
.‘leDS of all 'kinds. Pails. Dust
- . Polishes, Garbage Cans. Ash
DELIVERY 522
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33 Washington St.
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So. Norwalk, Conn.
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B t K. W11 1 oft luvln the rate oflce
.uron . ecu-G ) I 0e Bo
conversation
“’lien \Villium I‘I. Bornh cnterc
as district attorney in Idaho; he wa
which caused Theodore Roosevelt,
in the case sent to him. \Vhen h
the charges against Boruh. andsaw
. was responsible for the case getting
ot’lico. ,
Today Burton K. \Vheeler is th
state. of Montana. which he rcpreso
turned against him accuse him of ii
ntorial influences. It is charged
ginenred by persons desirous of “get
building in friendly
on E. nh. _
d the senate after a. virulent. career
3 made the. target of court charges
then President. to order the papers
0 had examined them he quashed
to it. that the district. attorney who
into court. was separated from his
e target of charges made in the
me in the senate. Indictments rc-
legally accepting fees for using son-
that lie is the victim of a. plot en-
tlng him" for his activity in the pro-
secutiou of II. M. Daugherty, the at terrier-general who resigned.
\Yitnesses are now being heard
gate the charges.
Ham 1‘}. Borah.
by a. senate committee to investi-
The chairman of that committee, happens to be Wil-
563 Delegates Pledge
Coolidge Nomination
FlatPrediction Is
Made by William M.
Butler, Presidents’
Manager ~
.. 555 MAJORITY
Mellon’s Friends Unite
in Drive to Punish
Governor Pinchot
for Attacks
\VASHINGTON. April Sir-Flt“
announcement that £263 delegates.—
vigltt more than enough -to assure
his nomination on the first ballot.—-
have already been named for l'rcsi.
dent Coolidge. was made today by
\Villinm M. Butler. who has been
handling: the President's pro-con-
vention campaign.
There will be 1,109 delegates at
the convention. so that. 555 will be
a lllujority. The 563. are I08;_C99‘
lidge, Whether by lnsmcuofl; 13n-
dorsement. or prrsmlf’hrémenec.
Mr. Butler declared. '
l'ommylxnnia on Tuesday is ex-
pected to record another smashing
victory for the President which will
probably be accentuated as told in
newspaper reports yesterday. by the
tlt‘fctlt of Gm'ernor Gifford l‘inchot
for delegate at large by Ralph
Braver Strnssburger.
Punish l'incliot,
Information reaching here. is to
the effect that friends of Secretary
of the Treasury Mellon. all over the
:tnte, have united in a drive to
punish l'inchot for what, they re-
gard as his unwarranted und vicious
attack upon Mr. Mellon and of the
whole Coolidge administration. Com-
ing at the opening of the campaign
the attack has been particularly re-
sented by Republicans in the state.
muny of whom firmly believe that
Governor l’inchot's real object. was
so to bcsmirrli Mellon and. thrdugh
him, Coolidge. that Coolidge would
not be nominated and that Plnchot
might slip in on a. fanatical dry
“’HVC.
Reports from all over the state,
particularly since Representative
\‘are in Philadelphia. *announced
yesterday that he will not support
Pinchot for delegatenlndlcate that
the governor will be the only mom-
bnr of the original "big seven har-
mony slate" who will be defeated.
Practically all of the leaders of
the old Penrose machine, who work-
ed tooth and ‘nall to nominate Pin—
ehot when the former Chief Forest-
or ran for Governor, are now work—
ing against Pincltot and Ionsu-ass-
burger. In addition the dissention
of Vare means that. the so-callcd
"contractor. bosses," who fought.
Pinchot for the gubernational nomi-
nation. and who until the last. few
days had intended to support him
this term simply because he was
fighting Mellon. have now decided to
oppose him again. "
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“’hy .Mellon A Tugct.
‘ The reason for this new quarrel
over Andrew.\V. Mellon is plain.
lie is one or the strong men or the
administration. ,1! he can be ousted. -
the president will be injured. for the.
White House has approved 'the Me!-
lon views on bonus and taxation.
“'1‘“: Mellon gone, Treasury raids
BUILDING '
J RECORD
The following building items were
taken from the Commercial Rec-
ord: x.
Building at Bell Island
\V. S. Crlmmlns will build :1 cm—
fumilv frame house on So. Beach
nl.. Bell Island. It will he 24x34
feet. with six rooms and bath. not
water heat and the usual improve-
ments. No contracts have been
awarded.
Summer Cottage
0. Olsen will build a. one-fam-
ily summer cottage at Glcnwood
Paint. It will be 223186 feet, of
frame construction. with six rooms
and bath. with the usual conven—
iences except heat. The contract
has been awarded to I“. 11. linear
and it. will cost about 53.500.
Selma] Silas
The city of Norwalk has pur-
chased the following sites for the
erection of new schools: a lot 50x150
feet on Emerson street for $1,000;
another lot the same size on Enter-
son street for $1,000.: uggot 15.leth
foot on Emerson street. for $2,500.
and another It on New Canaan
avenue for $5,300. The plans for
the buildings are being rapidly
completed by Architect Joseph A.
Jackson. New Haven. and Architect
Frank Digsoll. New York.
Awarded Contracts
Builder M. J. Riordan has been
awarded the following contracts:
porch and interior alterations on a
one—family house on Cottage street;
Bell Island. for L. 1-2. Ortiz; another
cont‘r ct for interior changes and a
new porch to a. residence on Co!-
rage street, Bell Isl-and, for John
McCarthy.
Six New Houses
The Gilbert & Bennett Manuftic-
turlng Cor. Georgetown. have award-
ed the building of six more houses
for their employes at Georgetown.
to the R. 1+. Fuller Construction
Co. Each house will accommodate
two families. with seven- rooms and
bath to each apartment. There
will be no heating but will have the
usual electrical fixtures, with plumb-
in".
'1‘.
Changes to Block
Harry Goodwin has awarded to
Mattlello 8:, Lasprogato the contract
for alterations to the Mahackemo
block at South Norwalk. The
changes are for lowering the pres-
ent store floors to a. level of the
sidewalk..with new store. ire
flooring, stairway: } “
building will be. c '
elled by taking do
supports and re
girders. The.plan'
R": H. North and i
will be about: ‘
contracts have b
Residen
J. J. Walsh 11, .
Johnson the col
ling hls'house < ‘
vard. Gregory '
uro for! 'new a
new partitions,
other interior .-
ed with
The
utth
them
P of the leg.
' P. or,
Coma; fi'l o
yin be more easily carried out.
Those seeking the .destructto got
.bfellon ”clothe dent-noticing“ the
(Detro 2
Is a. senate 13'
gas from a. . ~
Round Hill: Will Have
Courses in United
:States . _
300 ACRES
Bridle Paths, Tennis
Courts and Attrac-
tive House Is Plan-
ned There 7 .
GREENW‘ICH. April 21.—
One' of the finest got: courses in
the country will he opened July 4th;
when the Round Hill Country Club
at Greenwich becomes ready.
W‘alter J. Travis is the course archi-
tect. and H. Arnold Jackson is
directing the construction.
Situated at Round Hill on the
beautiful rolling country back of
Greenwich. the. golf club has a fine
layout. In addlthn to an eighteen
hole golf course. 300 acres owned
by the club will lncludo bridle paths
nnd=lcnnis courts, surrounding an
attractive Dutch Colonial club-
house. ' Horse shows and winter
sport; are on the program In addi-
tion to golf and tennis.
The Round Hill Country Club
draws its membership mainly from
Greenwich residents but. there are
also Well known golfers from other
districts. Among the officers are
Colby M. Chester, president; Charles
D. Lanier, vice-president: \Vi’lson
llcaton. treasurer: Marshall Bacon,
secretory. With others prominently
identified with club direction are
Calvin Truesdale. Leavitt Hunt. Cat-f
Ely, Frederick \V. Lincoln, John D.
Chapman. Charles I). Rafferty,
Emerson Nowell. Leo \V. Maxwell,
“‘illlam V. C. Rtlxton. Albert \V.
Johnson, \Vadswortlt Howard} Cle-
ment Cleveland, Jr.. and Alficrt.
Ferguson. The membership also in-
cludes Brink Thor-tie, Julian Curtlss
and Henry J. Topping.
The new course has a ~mlnlmum
length of 6.200 yards. with a maxi-
mum range of 6.400. There are few
parallel holes. \Vltlle the topo—
graphy belongs to the rolling order,
there are no heart—pounding- climbs
to harass the golfer in summer heat.
There is a. seclusion of site of: the‘
highway with wooded boundaries of
hickory, elm. oak and maple.
The variety arranged by Mr.
‘ravia calls for every type of stroke.
The four short holes, two in them
water holes. range. from ntaslilc and
mashle iron to midiron and brassle.
And they must be played correctly
to yield par figures,
One of the Clllt‘f {natures of the
course ls the line run of grasses used
for green and airway. The best pos—
Sible selection of German Bent
stologn was secured and the growth
t("knits quite exceptional
SOUTH; course. Mr. Jackson was
careful to are that course construe-
”0“ was handled l‘FOPC‘l‘ly—iand this
always is one of the most important
features to be watched
VIERW\
! merolHk _.
i In flat foot whenever walking is:
3 When in bar-erect. or in shoal
! not properly provided with a brac-i
i
{do out upon'thc inner edge. even
l to!- a. moment. A few steps wrong-l
4 1y token, during the early stages oti
gthe training. and until the normal:
.9 man and elasticity of the inner;
ligaments are restored. may undo
f the work of several days. In other
feta-deed in walking and standing:
lnnul the foot begins to assume 33
Enormsl position or its'own accord“S
hand then walking with the loot m5
§1h15~ position will become nnoon-N
laciaua or automatic;
As prevention is better than cure
lithe growing child should be taught.
to stand and walk properly. so
that. a. correct carriage or the body.
will be maintained throughout life.
kunconsclouxly and without effort.
us preventing the development of .'
any tendency to flat foot.
Tall slender children will us-
ually be found to be more subject;
to flat toot than the opposite type.
’though it may be round in ms
types. If any tendency to flat'toot'
tdevelops. it should be taken in.
hand at once. and vigorous treat-
ment. instituted. as to methods of .
standing and walking, turntable ex-é
etc. While proper shoe.
”must be provided to assist In that
me or the defect. The Idea. m}
rotiow. ! film” °’
= e patient beg]
to m°mfon or fatigue a:
lchfldren will naturally “W6
'79”- {this character is mac:
One of - Finest" Golf ,
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{and tr
ed heel, great care should ho than!
not to allow the weight of the (0032 ‘
words. conscious guidance must be. l
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LEADEvG, DRY Goons STORE .:
slut and WOOL FIGURED CREPE DE CHINES.
EMBROIDERED TUBULAR VESTINGS—Something new, of “Shaw.
silk. Asktoseethem.............................‘.....32.00%
VTUB SILKS,CHECKED EFFECTS
pegial in Sum mer 81ng
, Figui‘édCrepe De Chine and Silk and Wool Canton Crepe
A Limited Quantity Formerly Sold Up to $2.75 yd.
WHILE THEY; LAST $1.50 yd. .
31.2w
32.004“) ‘73 ‘d.
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WE SELL LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS.
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A LEAKV ROOF Amy's?
YOUR HEAD 9 we u:
If your root leaks ask us to step
in onithe Job. If you wash we
will gladly furnish you with an
estimate of what the job will cost
you. \‘Ve are lgown as the plum-
bers who ta}: pains and work
rapidly.
The NASH,’EAYM0ND
& DEAN CO.
. 2 Flax Hill Road
\
NEW SPRING msmoxg
OUR PRICES ARE LOW—ll“; tam
snurmr Aimznc. ‘
A Small Deposit “111 Hold Any Gar
Easter.
new svmsrp .: ,
SUITS E Dstga
$18 8; $151 $10M
L
men: I
new SPRING
COATS
$10 & $15
" ”W’WH'WI"~ :
4327 a SQMAIN Con. Hmuzmo
oucgoaofi
Inactive kidneys pile tip
trouble. They should be
given a good flushing with
the aid of a diuretic stimu-
lant. having a mild tonic
effect—not due ho hum-'
in! drugs. ‘
Demand— ’
Foley Pills
'A diuretic stimulant
for the kidneys
fl They Arc Sold Everywhere
°=O=O=
Sold by the StillSOXI-L’uwell Corp.
SILK HOSIERY
For afternoon or evening. for
sport; or street. McCallum Silk
Stockings meet the requirements
of any costume for any occasion.
$1.95 Pr. and Up.
The N. E. RYAN CO.
86' \VASHIXGTOX STREET
SOUTH NOR\\‘ALK
ICE Moms
Sold and Installed
The
, POLLEY '
_Refrigerating and Supply Co.
Reprmcuung .
The Remington Machine Co.
of
WW ' gton, Delaware
, Agents For
Remington Compressors
Service on All Makes.
Rankin: St. South Nor-walk
Phone 1057
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- MORTGAGES
Have you money to loan ‘3
‘_\Ve can place it for you.
DB- you wantifo borrow on
mortgages 2
, .W'e can get it for you.
, INVESTMENTS.
that.” out-ll
Bil)
Roonmsz‘h
, . NORWALK
flat root m u ,-
COMPANY
‘ 3 WALLST.‘
OHOMOHOQOEO
tonal;
° inner side of the '
9- 'Samefimes-mer
1‘8 a dull ache
or pain at the kne.
aftei; overtaxaflon, a. ‘
rad fin .
eakn g “Pin 3 a” ,
long L
at tho.
7 goldggnihes
.alther bureau records show,
more rain falls late in the day}
ween'the hour-sot five and eight.
nan at any .otber time. _, _ ' i
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The production )0: 3116 ‘
in ‘Janu‘aryyamonnflng
fine cannot. .
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Shelves, run a...
Priced 2,2
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lieu of cold, tit;
cry nook and c ::.':.
chambers n’hi'e =4.- I.
“if“ $10.98 “’
Ice Cheats
In several 9‘
r Priced $10.53 up .
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