Q Comfoflables
W" $139to$5
_ SOUTH QNORWALK, CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AQND H. m“ TRADING STAMPS
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lee mow "oowmlmssmrieuns can never be yours mm
~ outthe right oorset—-thst is, one which trains the figure into the
simple. natural. youthful lines which years of compression in 1111- V
' L"‘ii‘s‘llirlll corsets have complemlygoliminated,
his: visit to our Corset Department to see the new models of '
“Dinner." “R. and 6.," “C. ‘Ili Qs‘la Sprite," "Ls, Resistn," “Win11-
“ er‘s." “Nome" and other papular makes, «will give you some im-'
‘ ' portsut ideas on‘the new corset 'aniarineus. Drop in today.
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SUITS-ln Two Lots.
Q814. Q98. '16. 98, 816. 98 (or ”.OQOQQQ $19. 98 $24. 98. 825. 98 for $14.00
' Serge Dresses ——~ln Two Lois. ,QQ
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' 11 Q. :20 Washington st. MQnin Melon-41o Atlantic 8t, more
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You want your house”? store wired
I You need an electric motor TRY US
You want an electrician ins. hurry
We will not overcharg- youQ end will mute- the work.
THE wrml: ELECTRIC co.
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ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS.
PM 5 342-8 QOUTH NORWALK
7 54 WATER 31.:
Our meet the approval of the public not only in its neat I
linen and appearance. but also in its great power on hills
”and on the level.
F E Lockwood & Co.
39 Wall Stlcet, Norwalk
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OVERLAND ~-- 35 H P
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Mm m alcoholism-M Mes mum: um. Equipped
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A.v. mums X
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DAILY POEM
‘ soil
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Sing g, hey for the moofinnds.
wild, lowly and stem.
Where the more creepcth softly
all under the fern, 1:
Where the hunter-flower meet-
ens the lone highland lee,
And the muniain ‘wind whieeles
so fresh ind no free! '
I’ve wandered o’er lsmlscspee
embroidered with flower:
Where tiieflnodtle’seweet vee—
ratmmerday‘scloee
Shogfliecoromldews on the
. time! the rose;
Bunch-,fordlehiilswhererhe
heathmoekspfings “e
Fromhisneet lathe broom
with dew on himwingsi
m lingered by males that
watergreenplaing
l've mused in the sunlight of
shady oldlnnes.
Whereth mild brewhofevening
some sweetly, and slow
mounting-reconcile whereblue-
bellsandprimroeee gum:
But, all th- wild hills that look
npettheeldee.
Where me green brackens wave
tofliewinduitflieel
the usembl, room, where Connois- ~Q
sinner Wolfe and other city officers ‘
“ were. ready for the ceremony.
. no the inspection; ‘
dented 100s Milli;
in pleasing: sometimes "
L The nineties wee
mum-nigh“? before the :pl‘suom~~1:i '
The pillows, nineteen in number.
tint had their pictures taken on the
sinner, :Photogrsphorflecrge 8. North .
performing this interesting 1 ceremony.
Then all repaired to the assembly hall
Commissioner Wolfe msgnsnlmously
divided? the honor of the occasion with
liloseotliers present. calling upon City :
‘Clork Joseph J. Llnxweiler, City Audi
itor John J Guneo, Judge John 1130th
‘ loud Councilmen John D. Milne, Her:I
'Ury W. Mother, Robert E. London andQ
" George W. Stevens for remarks duringQ
the progress of the inspection Q
The commissioner, in his address.
Q's‘eld in part. the following: "Chief and 1
Qomoei‘s. i am well pleased \xith your‘
anpeorsnce and i realize that you are l
up to the standard. 1 wish to renuest’ l
that you always keep up this sppear- l
\ fiance and continue to add dignity to!
Qihe force and department of which you
'src each a member. If should rennes‘, ‘
‘lurther that tlic'mc'n solute m0, ofli-Q
chrs at ~nil times and that the officers
in turn respect their subordinates in
is like manner. if there are um lit-1
'tle distension. in the ranks 01 it any '
.Qonc of you is not satisfied with the
lcomiltlnns i would advise that he go
to the chief and consult with him.1le
.wili derli he can, i am sure, to help Q.
'you at all times i am wholly satisfied
‘leth this lnspcttion and feel proud onQQ
you all "
fl‘he oilicers acknowledged, these re- 1
Emarks by a combined salute. us they Q.
did after the city clerk had addressw
‘e' them immediately following
Q (‘lerk Linxneller was most compli-
QernturyQ in his remarks but not un
jjustll so and he spoke in part as fol
laws: “I am more than pleased to
thvc been called upon to address such
to line body oi‘ im-u. I have been for
Qtuuete in my time to have seen the
QQiQnspectlon or three different depart
Qments in u. like number of cities in
this state. I must say. nevertheless.-
that this bod) of men, for its size. is
che best in the state I am satisfied
from ill) personal acquaintance, with
" the men i’ai‘T know ill of yéu Intimate
Qiy. the: not only; am you good in up-
‘mence end-good in physique; but sl-
so eeQ officers and men. 1 thank you,
Mr. Commissioner, for this opportunity
,to speak to this force, an honor which
{i omQQplmed to acknowledge."
i
fed by the previous speakers, and add-
ed their confidence in the men and [he
Qdepertment. believing that no better
could be had to' preserve the law and
. order of the,clty.
l Councilmen Stevens, too. waxed en-
thuslestic over the men and the force.
laying in part: "i certainly sin proud
,Qto be e oouncihuen of a city which
;has such a police force. 1 realise at
«this tinie, more then I ever did before,
your line appearance." The council-
miseionsr for ceiling upon hint.
~Audltor bongo mt commended the
situation of those present and after
his introduction by the commissioner.
the metal spoke gs ioilews: "l have
but little time to speak at occasions of
this neture.‘ butl Would say that my,
sentiments; were well brought out by Q
.Q the remake of 0m commissioner.
.; here. end the city clerk i can but
N that you men are as good as you
look)! Q
Q Most opportune was the arrival of
Judge John Keogh at this time He
Q. Q was celled upon for e few mums by
the commissioner and he responded
Q " in IQ manner which brought 01mm
4 Q to the officers. “1 have had much in do
,. with the members of this lures
through any duties or judge at the
here i found them wanting. There
has never been a reescln for me in
question their integrity. The oiii‘cers;
Q m s neccsnery edhmcl to the court
‘_ and i believe this force to colnpere;
favorably for its also with thee of any
pleasure at lllllflliy: been celled upon
Qy Commissioner Wolfe. >
unity.- and the :omoers WeLdMWn'WlD 'Q
«soil Millie city‘hiili with this commie “
Eouudlman Nurse and Councilman Q
modes echoed the sentiments express. .
whst‘the officers menu to a city. and; . ..
. i would compliment you as a body for , '
men expressed his thanks to the com:-
«sstéélésfied ‘ Is”?
. All Fabrics for Home Furnishings
Creto‘nnes, Si‘lkolines, Liners,_'loileizs
1 1
Attrzlciivc‘nwtcrialsfinflfurniturc coverings. pillow I
slips, curtains and all draperies. 'l‘he assortment is at"
\ we Q Q ,) . . . - '
present enlarge, and varied that It Will be an lllti‘l'irstlllg‘
.matter to plan rooms in onecnlor sclmnes and the result.
Will be charming interiors.
Silkolines, in large and small floral designs, pinki'
blue. yellow, lavender. green and old blue. Among these
are several quite new French effects, quite small and fins
flowers, the groundwork \Vcll
council. Yard. ividc, l2 1-2c
Crctonnes, domestic wcavc light and ilal k floral patm-
terns, loses, chlysautllcmnms, swcct pcns,-p0ppics,cu.~1~
mos and (lzililias. limb in light and dark grounds.
Yard wide 17c...
GCncva Cloth, a cation WW. resembling inqus‘irVflv
Ian "rounds uitli flmal (lull
vordurr culmings.
Yard wide 22c. "
Art Ticking, in stripes. \\l(lC m nuiiuw, dark and me-
dium liromis greens and old lllllt
Yard wide 29c.
French cotton Tafietas. a Q"\t‘i}' attractive woau. do];
signs. in lrfnch tapestry cii'ccis
Grenoble Cretonnes one
angl wide, 35‘“.
pattern, very handsome." \
largo llrmors. lilacs 21ml phonics with :1 gorgeous ermi,
Mercerized Repp, i‘l‘t‘illll
Yaml wide. 38c.
grounds. with floral and“:
shallow patterns. fim- fur cushion Cuvcrs.
‘1 :u (l \\ l(lt 38c.
Premier Cloth, llt’iultl‘ ilmn tniunm. ilmnl Iliiiltlllh
1m :1 dcepinu colored ground.
Radium Cloth,‘ flower design.» that look .1
Ya rl “lilt‘. 38c.
if covered
with alat‘fl net. .~\li1icw1lc.~'igns. soil pinks. inn.» and
l browns. not one of them over
slimi'n licfnre.
Yar'l “ML. 35C .
Printed Linens, lam Sin Q) uterus in \ ortlmc C(llill‘ill”‘5,
"MN for summer mm ll mu rs.
lard “idc, 50c.
Fully—eight im‘Qlics, 98c.
Vfltoundarkpatterns, very rich mlurings, irlczil
fur willow furniture covering s.
liii’iy im‘lu's. $1.25.
Rhine ClOth, floral patterns in light and (li‘lll'iili'
shades. very dainty for liomlnirs and bedrooms.
r !
("iffy inches, 98c.
"Third Floor.
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Clearance 130i Outing Flauml Sacques
Rt-gzlrdlcss of real value
(11' original prices. all of our
stock of Colored Outing Flannel Sacqucs have been mark-
(‘1‘ Eli"
50¢ in close nut.
* Outing Flannel Long Kimonos, $1.09.
Second Floor. .
Wash Silks. Du nut fail in sec this large exhibit :ii
the Silk Section. Th0 largest il‘fim‘llllt'nl we linu- ever
had.
Prices bcgi n at 75 cu.
Roberts and John Murphy.
The formation of the officers was de
flu ed with the chief in the front ranks.
the sergeants is the second and the
oflicers from the tallest will WW
either way in the third row‘.
The only absent member of the force
was Brynn B. Silk. s‘ first district oili-
cor, who was prevented from attend-
ing mm of a death in his lmmed
lite ismily «
The inspection was 0000mm» rim
ed. for the men have just receiv—
all their new uniform, with the new
sellers: new cups shining nevi badges
and other necessary equipment which
line been ordered and tinder we! for.
sometime. ml: onlcer—QQ was perfect-
ly‘ fitted as to uniiorm by Dedrim
Helm. tailor, and his uniform display
so his physique. to advantage. Hm.
men on the department force is of
regular, standerd stature. and the mn-
iorlty are imposing figures when wean
lug thelr‘mlioe clothing.
Not" only should whimleeioiirr
Wolfe be ploud of his men. out the
entire elimshonidlfeel pride 10‘; the
men on its lew and order hand, mu
tor the spacer-nee they present elem».
but for the moieties meniiestul in
the works done daily ”the members.
It is In exam which cannot be
buts-why I! like sin? see-rim: n.
the Imnflf. in the opinion of mus.
in the UW 8W.
., court. end i may only the! at no time 1" '
soul nus ll liiiilii an aim
Sllllll lllllwllllllli in llllllllll ill"
sire clogged from ‘Qh cold Dione
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' hose. heed end throat: clears tile sir:
other in the aisle." lie too engrossed 3min llellil whim ”use .m Heed: balm dissolves my the hem. of the no.» . »
trite; pummeled m heals theistic!» _‘-Q
Qed; swollen: membrane which lines the
passages: m rut; disburse and n
_ of the m Melee-e Millennium 0n-
W el m; emitter relied,
Norwalk Chronicler