FRIDAY. OCT. :7. i9x3
Ins Isou'ru NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL PAGE am
Full size Blankets in gray
and white, from 70:: to 35-00
a pair.
Comfortables 980 to 33.60.
A complete assortment of'
Gents’, Ladies' and Child-
ren’s Sweaters from 25c to
34.98.
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Diaries
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WM. P. 'BEERS fj?
Book and Stationery Store.
South Norwalk.
WE LEAD—omens FOLLOW
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. WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and Vicinity: Cloudy
tonight; Saturday probably rain; mod-
erate variable winds. The storm that
was central near Nantucket. Mass,
yesterday morning, has moved out to
sea. The western disturbance has de-
veloped into a ‘welldei‘ined storm area
which is now central over lilinols. It
is causing cloudy and rainy weather in
the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys and
the Lake region. Rain has fallen dur.
lag the last twenty-four hours from
Texas northeastward to Michigan and
from Nebraska eastward to Ohio. The
temperatures continue mild in the
central and eastern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 50; high, 69.
Clear. '
~Snappy Kellys at O‘llrlen's.
Interesting specials for tomorrow at
Road's. See adv.
Alvin Heerdt, of Maple street, left
the Norwal-k Hospital today.‘
Note the opportunity for housekeep-
ers in the adv. of Andrew Davey.
——Don't forget the dance, Red Men‘s
“all. tonightJ
Pay less Saturday for holisei‘urnish-
tugs at Gebebe's. See prices in adv.
.l. J. Crosaom, of New York, is in
town today calling on Connealiy &
Bracken.
~—l-lome-mnde sausage, 180 lb. llnycs'
Market.
John J. (luneo. former city clerk. is
spending the day in Bridgeport on
business.
Painters are rcdecorating the exto
rlor of Lane's restaurant in West
Washington street.
.‘\lr. .lIIo. Iilumo,
Smith, (tray and l‘o., will be at i’ricr's
Clothing Store, Huinrdny, with fine
display of imported fabrics for tailor-
nnu IIIM unvt owrrouts.
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\Vt‘la‘lt'y (‘. Johnson. the lli‘t'llliitl‘ly
affable and affectionate clerk of
liburvh «it. Miller's, is slightly indispos~
cd at his home. to Putnam avenue to-
day it is expected that. be will re
(‘0Vi'l‘ shortly.
representing
Lansing i). (ldoll. of blast nvcfllw,
llllt' or the typhoid putlontu, Illltl recov'
err-(l sufficiently to be able to got.
about with the aid of a cane. His
friends are dolillhtod to note his im-
provonwnl.
f IIIIIIh, lilo
ouurluru, Ho and J20.
“va lilo; forc—
'lluyes' Mkt.
There was a larse attendance at the
meeting of Iglvlsltm No. ‘l. A. 0. ll, III
iIlIItPi‘IlIllfl lluli. last night. during
WIlIlIl auroral matters were disposed
of. The thud arrangements for the
dance. which takes place in the ball
tonight. were completed. and the do
grcc team put through We candidates.
Applications for membership from
{on were read.
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25c . ...... ............. 160
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Hallowe’en Goods
of All Kinds
Post Cards .............. 6 for Se
Post Cards ................ 2 for so
Post Cards ................ 5:: each
Engraved Cards with envelopes to
match .......... 5c and We each
Favors and Place Cards, all kinds
........................... 5c up
Special Favors and Place
made to suit your party.
D 0 N N E L I. Y ’ S
STATIONERY AND SPORTING
GOODB STORE.
t6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Cards
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FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embllmer.
Office and Ruidmoo
ToIOPMne 904.
84 80. Main N. 8°. "walk.
THE AUTOMOBILE.
Some folks do not like
The automobile.
Do not like the odor
That comes from its keel.
Nor its signal of warning
That, sounds like a pig,
in fact they don‘t like
Any part of the rig.
While speeding along
Through the street in the dust,
They run over and kill
Some unfortunate ones,
it is foolish to stop,
Let them keep right, ahead
And not less any time
On a man when he's dead.
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For the automobile
llas come to stay,
And the people who walk
Must lit up out of the way.
Illllt'Htl they are ready
And anxious to die,
They should not get familiar
When the auto goes by.
Ntwcriheloss,
They have trials of their own,
Whoa out on the road
liluht or ten miles from homo.
SoIIIetiInos they turn turtle,
And the occupants go
Home to tho bospliul
And some down below.
They have rules ii) observe,
And a license to titty.
They are. watched by the Nuts,
't‘wcnty-lour hours a (toy.
They are pulled for speeding.
And fined for the same,
’l‘boy band out a twenty,
And the judge keeps the change,
(‘ALVIN A SMITH. I
Forest Mills hand finished under
Wear at. Tristram Kc liysatt‘. See
prices in adv. l
Specials in lodles' and children‘s1
sweaters at J. I. Mallette’s. Full pur-
ticuiars will be found in adv.
The adv. of Frank Jacobs; is devoted
exclusively to the feminine members
of the household. Better read it.
Q. Yourdisky advises you to sell
your junk before the cold weather.
You will find his prices in the adv.
Stunning models are being shown
at. the Paris (lion): and Butt House.
Some prices will be found in today's
large adv.
Norwalk :'
Fur ilure. Draperies. Carpets
Bedding and House
Furnishings
Note the Cut Prices on the following standard Articles and visit
ANDR ‘ W DAVEY’S
90 Washington St. Phone 410 South Norwalk, Conn.
for the Dining Room, Living Room, Bed Room, Library,
Parlor, Hall, Den and Kitchen.
Furniture that will serve the needs of the most particu-
lar customers, who are exacting in their demands far style,
quality and finish of High Grade Goods MCdium Priced.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
Potatoesl Golden Grain I gecker’.‘ I (led Medal
pk 251: | Flour 24'/2ibs 650 24% lbs 750. 24% lbs - - 75c
Pure Lard per pound ~15 tent.
QUAKER one. . ............. oEM BRAND JAM
MICA KIPPERED HERRINGs ................. .OVAL BRAND JELLY
CAMPBELL‘S soups .......... . . FOR .......... OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
RANDAL' BLOCK HEINZ'S SPAGHETTI ............ .. ........... N. s c.10c CRACKERS
. BORDEN'S EVAPORATED MILK .............. KARO KORN SYRUP
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
., Survey in the Kanawha river drainage
BAUSES [If Him“ 5 area discovered 17 reservoir sites with
'" null] "Allfy an additional storage capacity of
necessity for a comprehensive plan of
action, nor can the clue of the prey
volition of damage by floods be over-
estimated. To be effective any system
AT MY GARAGE.
Demonstrations on Request
AutOmObtlu to rent by the Hour, Day or Week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE RIVER STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
about 280, 000, 000 000 cubic feet. There
lore also many other available reser
[voir sites on the tributaries of the
Ohio above Cincinnati. Even greater
storage capacity, however, will probe: Ohio on the Mississippi below Cairo.
bly be required to control fully the To make such acomprehensive system
floods on the Ohio, for all the floods do of control practltable, edit lent, and
not originate on the same tributaries. successful. a. central organization for
and therefore sufficient reservoirs must the control of rivers is needed. Such
be profided to control floods on two a central organization would neces‘
or more combinations or tributaries. sarily have to be federal, but it could
“- Inadequacy of Data. not be successful without broad-
Tbe report emphasizes the inade- mined, hearty and unselfish coopera-
quacy of the data available concern. tiou on the part 0: the States conn-
ing the Ohio river system and urges ties, municipalities, and private in-
the necessity for an immediate broad-I terests through the Ohio valley.
color: of the past and present meager The report is published at Water.
studies of the conduct of the many Supply Paper 38-1 and was prepared by
great tributaries of the Ohio. which A. ll. iIurton‘ and ii. J. Jackson. It.
shall conclusively answer the much includes a large number of records 01‘
discussed question whether the floods stream flow and former floods, as well
of the Ohio can be absolutely 0011- as illustrations of the flood of 1913.
trolled by reservoirs and levees. Copies may be had on application to
Whatever may be the merits of the tub director, United States Geological
’respective schemes for flood control, lburvcy. Washington. 1) C.
_W_.;‘==s_.._ - 12. --.“ “whiz
For Your Baby.
The Signature of
tributaries as ..a unit, with due regard
UHIIOKI States GEOIOQICHI survey to the effect of such control of the
issues Report of Field
Investigation
13002-413003. m
The causes which led to the great
flood in the Ohio valley last spring,
the losses therefrom, and the preven~
tion of damage by future floods are
discussed in the timely report just_
issued by the 'United States Geological
Survey as the result of a field investig
gation of the districts affected and a
study of the records of precipitation,
run-oil, and stream flow. While the
flood of 1913 was the most destructive
that has ever visited the Ohio valley,_
it is pointed out that floods of the Ohio
are now the rule rather than the ex—
ception and that the problem of pre
venting flood damage is a vital one,
pressing for solution. in no year since
0873 has Ohio river failed to overflow
its banks at some point along its
:course and flood large areas, and in
some years the flooding has been re-V
tpeatcd five times. The actual mate—1
rial loss on account of the recent flood
}ls more than $200, 000, 000, without
,considoring indirect losses or the loss
0mm of life.
] A distinction is made between the
prevention of floods and the prevail-1
tlou of damage by floods in order to
bring out forcibly the. obvious idea
that excessive rainfall and the accli-
mulation of excessively large volumes
of surface water in river basins can
not be prevented, but that tho thing
to strive for is to prevent the great
damage done by flood water along the
river‘s centres. The two means of pro:
venting damage by floods that are
dismissed and that are stated to ho
unoucstltmabiy the beat and most ro-
llablo are levees and storage resoru
voirs, although forests are also promi-r
nontly mentioned
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Wiring for LLELTRIC FIXTUHI. Supplies however. that to guard against the
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most destructive floods all available
preventive measures must be employn
Light and Power. Motor Repairs.
As an inducement to hays yo Ir house wired for El l"t"i‘lll() 1.1(lll1‘
prepared by him for over 30 years.
We will furnish at cost the mom '1 an: IvIX'rIIIIIcs This means it Hi and that no one Mona can possi-
saving of 50 per cent. of what other firms charge you. Let us for E My be adequate. in analyzing the fig. YOU’LL give YOUR baby the BEST
ihcr explain by talking the proiosition over with you. urea showing the volume of the floods no
.. . . . , of various years at Cincinnati it is m .
THE wmlaaasgéapi'JR ' i trimming to note that to We kept Your Physician Knows Fletcher s Castorla.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS :x: the highest flood on record at that city ~ a"
54 WATER 311 PHONE 342-3 50’ i - , , below the danger line it Would have_ 50“ only “I one Size bottle, never In bu'k
lost-OUOOCW. . .u' . ' ‘ r» I. ..-,
been necessary to hold back above
Cincinnati 226.000.000.000 cubic feet'
of water. representing the dangerous:
crest or top of the floodv-«the seem;
mutated excess during the 19 days than
the height of the river was above the:
danger line. The capacity of the 43:
deservoir sites above Pittsburgh. in-
vestigated in 1912 by the Pittsburgh
Flood Commission. is 80.600 million
cubic feet and preliminary maul»
or otherwise; to protect the
Advertise Your Wants .
babies.
The Centaur Comvlflyl We“
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splendid mu" 5 and 7 mm‘ Rem ‘13 and 81.) W mow“ each. --------------------------- 5c Scaled Cans. lb ..... 35c 20 s. a H. STAMPS WITH
RAYMOND BROTHERS saints:oars ...-... 1:: ...... ......
Atlas Starch, 3 lb. bolt ......... 18c Atlas Brand Ceylon Teain 20 STAMPS ViflTH 2
' Atlas Potash, box ............... 10c 1.2 u,_ Sealed Cans, M108 C0003, l~.. lb. tun 0c
Davey's imp. Sauce, bot. ....... 180 1-2 lb ................ 306 20 S. & H. STAMPS WITH
Atlas linll Blue, int lb. box ..... 19c 25 Stamps. 1 lg. pkg. Atlas Borax _____ 2!):
Atlas Root lieerpbot. ............ 10: SUGAR PER LB . .. 5c
W***+*M%§+W**++*J . Atlas Table Salt, box ............ 10c Buy Trial size Package. ' ' """"
*p Atlas lllack Pepper, l-t lb. box ..10c only """"""""" 10c YOUR CHOICE FOR 5c.
53 WALL STREET 1 ' Atlas Farina, pkg. .............. 100 Domestic Oil Sardines.
”I" . . 3C SOD NORWALK Atlas Corn Starch. pkg. ......... 10c ‘W 1 In. California Prunes.
9i" . - soon: as l . Au” “Wk” “9“" l’kg- ------ 19° BEST BUTTER lb ....... 35a 1 pkg. X~ltay Stove Polish.
9" Optician j ,1 Magogmlied’d‘fdb ........ 1% EGGS, dozen ........ 30c up :1! signal-51333.5 llloch lllue.
+ ‘ Large bottle Olives. Bitch .......... 250 CHEESE! Fu" Cream, "3 20° ‘1 Illlli- lialbbltt‘s 1775.
Everytl'flng 1n the Optlcal Line ”i? ' ' llavey‘s Olive Oil, not. ......... 25c RICE, 3 lbs. Best ..... 25.. Beam“, Cleanser.
* (30w linking Soda. H! II). 1°C 3 lbs. Good ....... Me 1 lb. Lentils.
E - E d F .3 fl“? “gm“!yl‘:“{,gr';'““§01$g- ~ g: PEANUT BUTTER lb. .. 12c 1 III igfllgw Split Peas. '
- cares av . z ' l. . eans.
Yes xalr‘lne ree oi- . 2 l‘labbitt‘s Cleanser ............ 10¢ Swift’s Lean Shoulders 1 lb. Starch. :.
****W+*%%*WM i" 'Excello Castile Soap """""" we "3' ‘ """"""""" 13° 1 can Strained Tomatoes.’ .
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THE MOYER CARS “m “MW tiona during 1908 by the Geological there can be no doubt of the absotuto
of control must treat the Ohio and as
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