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32 TAYLOR a. GOLDEN . g.
74 Washington se., Bo. Norwslk ;‘
Telephone 165-2 '
Thursday or next week will he
Columbus Day.
Shopper lilneiish are lilting well
along the Sound shore.
Albert Wollultz. of Chapel street, is
a visitor at the llanlmrygialr today.
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Mayfair shoes of ladies uI Max
lusvy's. Retail ulumt them in the lul-
ysrtlsenl‘om." . a
New lltwlinril l‘Zscnllolvs, fyfic qt.
Saturday. at. Cntlilll's.
There are ,spvvial defections of tho
rosary in itornnn‘ Catholic churches
during tlctnlwr. . t I
The sun sets this afternoon at I'ltiil.
The um are now less than twelve
‘hours in length.
Alt‘yutly ilit‘ rlilitlrun um liquiuluninu.
- in twin i‘m‘ linilmw‘m_ univh i: new |
~ 11! Your “'t‘OltS away, ‘
'i'ili- llnllnn liltlt‘llt‘llilt‘lll Society
committee on (‘nlumlms list) “ill lm‘Il
1I3 lust moi-ting, Mmuluy,
whatnot Stale (‘mis U'Iil'lt‘il.
W. .-\.flit-lluul:, uI' Kaynulll. has It
turned [101“ ii smm‘nl Ilziis' \lh‘ll in
Hartford. .‘lk‘llilt‘ll and Nut lirzmin
a“... -
Work on the extension In tlu- Mumi !
ow strum pmwr station has lwnil
storied and is {trill‘fi't't-‘<llli; rapidly.
(‘npixlln ”Hill is “Ul‘lxlllu in p‘ we of
(‘hivl' 'l‘lmmu.~ lJ‘llilll‘ltJllIl I.|.l..\ 'l"; .l
chief tun] lunllly :ll‘t‘ \lr‘llllll'. in lulu i
bury. ‘
» John H. linltin, plzmo llllli'i (nun?
New York, will “? in town lll‘\l \\'t‘t‘l\'.l
Orders sent to Mllllllt‘kt'liiu Iluwi will
'l't‘t‘eitfe his attention.
.u v--— M..-
l-iim‘y Hyatt, of Washinciun strewn}
WIN commence his limit-s Monday with l
the Stilluon-l‘onull i‘unmrntiuu nsi
sods clerk.
we...
«Prime Rib Ronni new. Ilia-r ill.
Huyos' Market.
There has not how any really lwuvy
trust to turn vines and plants him-ll!
. S! et. Ii lit likely to colon ill uni"
“ time, however,
Labor Commissioner P. ii. Connol-
ly has issued circulars to the ivllul»
minus of the stale osplulninu the new
law relating to the reporting or oc-
ruvstionul dist-uses.
"A t‘nso oi rinuponsiutl.” l‘or hunt»
ill of Hill Ladies ItOilli', Musli- liull.
Uri. 211. Tickets lit “sailor's, 2150.
A sign ui‘ qunliiy linked with the
store nl mmlity on» the Prints uluvus ,
null lvnilu-r umuln to ho Iunml m in:
will: llin‘is'. You are lntlirii to cull
. unil uxuinlnn ilwnl
u... a. . mm
The switch Iu Willi strum Which hm!
Imun so Iruulilusouw has been ruptured
try another. Huiwrlniundoui i‘lmrlos
out In place of the broken nus this
.mornlus Mill this will not until the
now one from tho foundry has lmon vs.
ooh/oil.
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HOUGE 0F JON“.
Jones union-«i his house last year.
It looks dull, uvsd. no lite to it.
i Smith painted his house it). yours
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‘ [at Mira flush. aim. and out Md
, intuit: lmonuso no it Is. a 1!.
. ‘ int. snd sddod three-dossiers at 011
muse); gallon- . ;
”i‘i'ho Oil gsvs ills and prosonod It.
fiestas-mutldihg the Oil reduced Its
" cost to «his as notion less than other
" mailman yours use In N. A. ind
‘. maroon R Morrison. msoutsrtur-
“this: 1;: l MHPnrs I’nints. Varnish
”Myth!“ for Mary 1 Dose. tor
‘ Helms. iii. immhmu 'fimstttr
snows. hardware (39....ri’tore
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0U can’t find any better news
in this paper than yOu’ll find
right here; because good clothes are a good deal
of interest to most men, and this is good clothes
news. Hart Schaffner 8. Marx new Fall models are here- just in,
' the new fabrics, the new colorings and patterns, thenew designs
and Shapes.
Come in and enjoy looking them over with us; you need
not wait until you are ready to buy; come in just to look.
Pick Out the one or two suits you're going. to have, and
the overcoat and raincoat yOu want; we'll lay them aside
for you if you want us to; and in that way you’ll have
your pick of the whole stock.
New grays and hrowhspidnd some very fetching blue-grays are
the prevailing shades. The Shape-maker model for young men;
’ The Varsity, the" new English model, withoutpadding; you ought
to see them.
Suits $18 and up.
Overcoats $18 and up
Rogers & Stevens
NORWALK 5. SOUTH NORWALK
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your Tho water-J tho flood until It struck their ‘Iooslt-
undor-ftlos. is the cum oi sinus sppmhon—
or another snd lion.
dobriywu for
on its hills wstohlns tho voters from
tho flood oi the Black River overrun
Throuth Mayor McGiIl
they sent out on appeal to tho people
oi the country tor assistance.
The town continued cut oi! from
tho world by rosulsr telegraph sud
tsioohono. and it on only by again
rssortios to tho slpsdisut oi s‘sndiug s
msn on s voluptuous poison the edge
at the tool: that the cry tor hslo could
1y hooded: but ‘dsstro ‘
flowing in tremendous volume.
6.".E9 “IE‘T Lostmlnsd one building sit
(Continua tram first has;
A. Copley snw In it liist another Wits Iflilx'.nor 0..
Forces of men hsvo been not out
to strontthsn tho bridges in the three
counties slang the river.
Hssvy Rainfall.
ST. PAUL. Oct. 7.»0vsr thres inch-
es of rain hsvu tailor. in the int 714
hours In at. Poul snd vicinity. and to-
ports at washouts s'ro comlns from vs.-
ns o'sch coilsmodwiho p
the most psrt curried swsy. ’i‘ho Tro-
thros-stoty structure.
was the first to so.
’i‘hs city was in dsrknsss inst ulsht.
s shotgisfii‘sht nlsnt bolus on. at
.tho urst’ sisuolos to in out out at
Hull oi the business section has “‘0'“ “W“! "
been destroyed. as has been s port
of tho rosidonoo district, sad It is said
by tho townspeople who hsvo tom.
wings on lush isnds. unsbis to rosin
on short to ssvs ihsir stom sod
homes. that tho city will be tripod out.
Whether or not livos hsvo been lost
is not yet osrtsin. The people have
sud oansssss pro
bolus mods to determine how many.
it shalom missing.
'rh. dim-on caused by the sod-
den riss oi the illsok river behind
tho two dsms of tho Lacrosse. Water
Power company sitsr rains which last,
Iid sitnost shook.
.stood the prouuro.
wished swund the sides. toxins out si
his section of the river bank, sod.
worsen tits country in; ms
.‘l‘hs. popuistion tied yutérdsy’vlth-
out stoppins to ‘tshs stirs clothing. .
They spout s disssmsbiorsdsisuudsr -
s pitllsss rsin. but" in tho ironing tho '
«other cleared and” thsro on loss
suturing from exposure during nth.
in at. Psul tho tremendous down,-
yolr lost uisnt csussd s monotsry loss
at sovsrsl thousand ' dollsrs.
Tho totsl prscipitstion during the
lost wash on than shout 7.13 inches.
With the «caption or the transconti-
nshtul lines, all rsiirosds room vuh
outs. Oonsidsrnhls domino rm dons
. 4 ’ in southsrn Minnesota snd northern
The iirs mulch sousdmwiy of ‘ ‘ "
tho wstsr porous» ,' my is bsiisrsd.
bun neutered.
Tits dam: will»
This for two-
lhots not hurt uncountod for.
lost nixhtghotyvssn
‘ul‘ol. dilinilrisltis ',
oil the bio {out ”p sides or two
streets. hsd' Mdistrtfisd ‘snd on
«its! humor at atom...
All stuns the hills osmnflrsslhurmd ‘
Willis below in tho dsrhnsss oouidirs
"hs‘srd tho ml: or visitor‘s sushi!“ tho
M are hour ‘ The st. mogul “Loot smug
Cloth Dresses
$5.98 .
The biggest and best Dress Bor-
sain of the sonsdn. Fins
Dresses, mode of all Wool
Serge, in block, blue. garnet
and brown. trimmed with sat-
in. high and low neck. panel
back; lit guaranteed. Very
special. $5.98. All sizes.
' Ready-to-wear
Hats $1.59
Velvet Shapes. trimmed with
ribbon. this season's very lut-
est style. A very good style
in Mlsses’ Hats. Value 32.
For tonight, $1.59. ‘
' Silk and Net
Waists $2.25
Ladlos‘ 8111: and Net Whists, in
blue. black, gray and while;
a very latest model; all sizes.
On sale at $2.25.
All-wool Sweaters
$1.95
Ladies' and Misses” All Wool
Sweaters. in while. gray and
rod. \‘ory special for tonight,
$1.93.
lirorses oi Jmpulur prices.
imperative. lmmodistsly after his
"He's a. dysd-in-tho-wool tan?"
"tht do you mean by that?"
‘ 1 ii ' ‘ law‘s
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i not One
to ho not nutty noun:- mount , ,rh. never at 33‘.“ it
taxman-re outing
. . as dostflitttiiu or or
as
TONIGHT
Shapes $1.25
We will sell one or the best
Shapes, in all colors. While
this lot lusts. 31.25. Value 82.
Millinery,Sirits and
Dresses '
(‘0an and we the beautiful displays of Milllnery, Suits, Coats and
FOR SAL
“He still roads the baseball newsl
although the Tigers can't possibly win
.the pennant."-Detroit Free Press.
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THE HIGHEST PRICED FLOUR IN AMERICX
AND WORTH ALL IT QOSTS
“Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!” is
the motto of too msny ocers.
They're sit-std of my: log that
costs more-«oven quality—sod
quality always costs more.
But oonsumst‘s know thst qusl~ ~
. . lg counts more than chsspnoss.
" ‘ sy knowvthsrs is one floor that
costs more sad is worth all it
I Ordsr King Midas Today From Your Grocery .
am awn-sh so. rams-19m
$1.25 Skirts 996
Black Sateen Ind high grade
Petticoats, about 50 in the lot:
value $1.21"). For tonight, 99c.
Ladies’ Underwear
_ 25c "
We will place on sale one case
.01 extra fine quality Ladies'
Pants and Shirts, very spec-
isl. For tonight, 25c.
Ladies’ and Misses’
' Coats $7.98
Ladies‘ and Mlsses' Polo Costs
in gray and brown. the very
newest models; good value at
$10. On sale. $7.98.
50c Flanneiette
Skirts 39c
Our regular Stir Flzinnelette
Skirts. in all the new colors.
For tonight, 39c instead of
Mic.
The Furniture.
Pictures, Car-
pets. Household Articles, etc.
CONTAINED lN THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
A. HOMER BVINGTON
AT PRIVATE SALE
FOR INSPECTION OR PARTICULARS
Apply to W. H. Byington. Room 1
Gazette Building. Norwalk
r'HONE N03. 830 ANO1M-3
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A BENTINEL WANT AD. WILL
mousse was received here, s IDOCII'] servo you in finding a buyor‘who
““99"“ 0' "‘0 LoCrosse COWS" 1"“ w'ants—«who NEEDS—that horse and
called to consider rolls! measures. ‘
carriage (or used furniture, or much-
inory, or clothing. or oilios fixtures).
and who. tor exactly that reason.
will psy you a fair cash price.
A youth who has to scratch for his
living sows very few wild outs.
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Norwalk Chronicler