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E‘liart Schaffner 85 Marx .
Good Clothes Makers
EfEEii‘Et E f E E EEEEE‘aEson” in clothes is the the
. ., _, " st” or anything else: if it’ 5 good, lt’ s apt to he a sodrce
di‘ nibi‘e than usual satisfaction because it’s first
ThE first man who goes out of this store wearing one of our
w suits or one of our fine overcoats for Fall is sure to get a
a , , asure in it; he will look better dressed than the then
whim him; he’ll haVe Ea distinction in style and fashion that’ s
fE WV produced EOr us some or the most stunning creations we have
* ,5? had to offer our trade The new ears and blues in “it
Wc‘s are exCeptionally attraCtive; many patterns in the weave
Em plain colors in worsted and serges, to checks, plaids, striDéS.
W , 1 pes and other pattern Weaves.
Overcoats and raincoats, too, are in many pleasing colors and
Weaves. You ":1 better he one of the first in them.
Suits $20 to $45 OVercoats $18 to $60
"‘ Other good mhes as low as $7. 50
one store a the homEeE 6: line sentinel e um clothes
sane Maine
39 Walk
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into one than lot hill unpaid ll .
t the! EM war and cannot.
t‘ll‘lgdamoiml will he mull out or am an Id
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1Mr Grumman reported tillage all
g: :31?ng to them
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hr. 'thliell reported that things
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greener n. We.
were oboul tllll name in old lire do
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fillet: $11
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Madonna
an. liloiolie reported that the lilc‘il
‘ fiwmlnaverybmi my 3'8!!th
it!“ till! profit tillhI tilt
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A, ., «present 954391191“ Iiate ~
9 improvements reeom
" Wt lilo to time that will
kin/dually rolloveathe burden of excels.
izrlnve maintenance.
The police dopgriagol . though por- ,
lips exceptionally go for a city o
in also, might and holllil b plan
more effective benign pom £20 WEE 1
trolnlen should be full lllid‘, ill l'
system to be gmtige
consent! ll 01’ Ill 1% "
regulate.
call «More:
The l lit dollar t
lent herfihe lu hill l accilp’ldblo and
his lamps and
:6! new ones
' p r , E3'EtElioEl’llunotion
wltla’lll Mol- aupp l the beat as
ibt' Norwalk enjoys, and while not an
Gilligan those In favor of a paid depall
bloat or ulterior motives; they cannot
hbve lnveptlxotod a lot! cgrgglltlona
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the greatest cnodlt for its fidelity 1n
the cliy' a interest; but alloulll receive
the acknowledgement of every citizen
and the assistance of the council in
constantly maintaining ltll high degree
5 of efllclency that will result in a more
iaaiiamctory rate or insurance
The ayaaeulnuc collectiorl of gar
huge should be lllvell-
ligated
The installation of receptacles for
fruit shins waste paper and other de-
bris which make our streets unsightly
is worthy 0! your consideration.
But, gentlemen. of greater import-
mien] of
assessments, wrong in its inception.
lnoceaaarlly wrong in execution. and
unsatisfactory and unmet in has re-
a‘plin The board oi assessors or their
gopremtatlve, which under the nets
in may be Appolnled, should receive
it dompenaatlon adequate to the duties
involved in thoroughly investigating
every part and parcel of taxable pro
perty within the city that each and
every one should pay an equitable re
turn.
thoroughly
Renal-ding the commllteea that l
have appointed. 1 desire to have not
as a whole and not delegate absolute
polver and authority to the chairman
alone. and l request that before any
bill or importance be contracted by
the chairman, committee or appointee
that the matter be preaenlod before
the council assembled for considera-
loll
Gentlemen, the charter and ordi-
nancea should be revised. and i trust
you will grant me your boat and uh
dlvlded assistance in living in Nor
will a safe. sane and clean Idmlnls
nation of municipal affairs. granting
marl personal liberty that door not
conflict with the rights or win uelgll
bur and a aquare deal for every one.
Gentlemen l than; you.
’lhe committee appointments ware
illou announced as follow:
Finance and Adminlllrailve- Milena
«hull-man; llurnell ll‘innlgall.
Slrootni-llurnell. chairman; Malone
Milne.
Sewarswullue, chairman; llallwltl,
llella’.‘
l-‘lre—«llallwiiz. chairman; llurnell.
Malone.
l’ollcowmalone, chairman; Milne
Ftlllnlxan
llnhiaml-‘lnnlnn chairman; Bella,
flullwliz.
The election of ulllcera of the coun-
vll resulted:
l’resldenl-~.lohn Malone.
(‘lly (llerlimlamea J. Kaolin
Aaulalam t‘ll) (‘lark-«lru Gregory,
Mum! Malone and Keen- were
elected unalllhlouali. .l 'l‘. llubhell
declined the nomination for city clerk
llllll Mr Gregor was oloclad.
Joaaph J altlll nd John ll Hoyt
luude appllcalloha E? or the position of
inupecior 0! city lire Alurull. and Mr
( uhill won by a dole at i to
0th «to lElll'mo Ill Were: follow»;
Street Ego'EEllllalulEher Joli u Malone.
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(‘ily Engineer-«C loll
Corpurnlloii (“ounce «Join:
Me ,
iii-aim Olllcnr Dr {LEE
\vplum
'l‘rnoex.
"card of Health
null, lilallna. Walter mam
Francis Maximo
Board of Hollow-William A. W.
The petition for light! in fl
aim» was lben taken no itv ro-
thmul to the Illllt committee with ,
lumen
A piluiumoh 9! Mayor deviant; ,
ulgldllu hung in the council roomy all 1,
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A Luxullous Davenport
A new Davenport quite recently placed on our iloor' )8
the highest example of luxurious case. It is of dark green
Liberty velvet with overstuffed hack and drills which are
filled with tiny springs. ,T‘lllc seat is filltd wlill two long
velvci- covered down cushions, which are delightfully soft.
'llic person buying this elegant Davenport will enjoy it
hugely and congratulate himself forever after.
, The price is $128.00.
' The Latest Fancies in Chafing Dishes
Coffee Percolatorl, Table Kbttleo and the Like
The most unique Chafing Dishes are of copper in Mis-
sion and other novel styles, good to look upon and cos to
nae. Others are of nickel plate, and \thc majority of t tom
have porcelain lined pans and blazers. Some are equipped
with alcohol gas lamps and others have the ordinary alcohol
lamp
Table Kettles for ”W dining room or drawingroom use,
are in brass, copper or nickel, in l1auging,tiltiug, or stand-E
lug models. ‘All have lamps.
Percolatorll, for making coffee on the table, are in cop-
per and nickLl \lisei01l,and other stylLs. in different sizes
\ll are the regular pumping’ pots and have alcohol gas
lamps. A Percolaior makes the only kind of coffee that a
dyspeptic can drink with absolutely no evil results
Trays ionic to match all Chafing Dishes and Kettles,
in copper or nickel with plain or beaded edges. Some llavcE
dark oak handles in Mission style
Lascmcut Furnislmg Store.
Silk Undertvoar for Women
Italian Silk of the finest grade, Vests plain or enibroid-
erect, and trimmed with late. are shown in their case at the
UlulErwear Section.
Italian Silk Union Suits, low nuk, no sleelcs and knee
length.
Swiss Ribbed Vests, pure silk, low neck, no sleeves,
$l 25, $150 and $2.00.
With mixtures of lisle, 50, 75L and $1.00.
Vests with high neck and long sleeves $3 00
with high neck and short sleeles $2 50.
Silk Tights,- 1111le- lcngih, white, $3 50; blaLk,$4.oo.
Union Suits, long or short sleeves, $6.00.
TheD M. Read Co
FUR TUElSDh‘Y
W. L.- B Kllfl GLOVES
SAID TO BE THEE n’ns‘r ob'LLAn Km GLOVES in
THE manner rev A ram.
Buster brown llose at 251:
near walenunlalwv waionr
bodies’ Haze lit 25c
A when vAmmv
Children s Sweaters, 50c to $2. 50
Lillie simers, :2. 00 to $5. 110
with elites wbldb are virtually 11 part
of lioEiloa. as places wiiore the en
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Norwalk Chronicler