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2.115112
V WOOL FIV5BVEV£B5 RUGS
516‘ 9 $41.98. Value $0.50.
,29 112,111, 97,49 Voluo 930.110.
TAPESTRY RUSS.
51's x 12, 313.1111. Velilo 911.50
or i orerings
"9 x 12, 311.91 v.31. 515.005
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”lilo. VIIuI 25¢ Ind 366.,
"Lengths to ,20 mdu.‘
‘ 29c. Value-lo 501:.
Leugths to 20 yelds.
FIBRE MA‘V'I'lNG
Value 351:.
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AXMINBTE'R HUGS.
9 x 1152, $13.50. Value $22.50.
9 3 12, $22.50. Value $2500.
onex RUGS,,
..«At Sale Prices. 5
OIL CLOTHS.
- Short Length Leas
Cent.
25 per
Lmotauus. 2
short Length! Laos 25 per
cent; VV Z' .
A.D1cker man 8t .; 011
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WE GiVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
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by Pictorial Rwirw
112w om: PIECE SKIRT.
‘ 1 .7»th neurotic skim nu-
Wuhan “I trauma! with pulls
and rune. and developed in unit. silky
,rmrbh. TM: model in mule 0!
mm 111111 look» well
11mm o! Iilia gun or crepe
fight! wry Iiylllh Iitirt iIInulI oi
Sikkim-Mine Ind, bu 'I embed
flrdlo of block send. it in I one piece
model. 11111111111 two «thorn! mom with
mutant “dampness-putt. ,
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m * Inert-l on one
1'»qu In ”Milli
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mnlorlul and lay
on u lengthwise told. On the name told
of the goods. beginning when: section
the foundation (A)
A ends. arrange. the piecing for the
shirt. There. will be Itill Infloiont me
lerlul left to get the second piecing fo1
the out! out at this part of the Cloth.
Now. on another {old of the goods.
place. one after the othoi, the lower
ruille. piecing for the nude. upper ruf~
do. piecing for upper ruffle, put! and
first piecing for pum- Thane piecea are
In nearly the. same size that they fill
out theyspnce on the noodn nicely, and
leave practically no waste of material.
Now, to make the Iklrt, Ilnlih the
center-buck section from upper edge
to large "0" perforation. finish also:
tor placket. Pleat skirt, creasing on.
short lines of slot perforations. brim;
folded admin to corresponding lines of
email "11" perforation: and Mitch.
Turn under front edge on slot perform
lions: lap fight front edge on left. cen-
terI even (double "no" nerforntlonu in-
dicate centeroi'mnt) nnd stitch. -
Gather upper stigma of the ruffles be»
tween double "T" perforation. Ar-
nnge on 11km, centers even (ileum at
center-bitchy mirror rung. on ion.
Stitch upper Idgu nlonx orouiine o! .
Iingle smell "a" perforations.
Next. the putt. Gather upper and
lower edge. hItWIIn double “W" per
iorttlionn. Arron“ on skirt centers
even; stitch louver edge over upper
«sea of rufliu. bringing double "no"
norforotioul in putt and in non tonin-
Ir. Stitch upper moo o: nitirt and
port together centers Ivan. bringing
Iinzle large “0" ma double "mil "0"
perforation: to corrupondinc 3.31m.
lion. in Ikirt. Adina I webbing or 11
«truism strip of mum two inch»
wide to position underneath upper tidll't‘l
o! shirt for 11 Item atileh upper edcea
tenth". »
loin ”heroine warning to be one
11! the moat tubioneble materiel: of"
the notion tor neonate «11111.11
room in pride tram $1.110 per run up.
mild.
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VwIlIt.
11. 1:. ml». at. no
pm. of mum/11
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come on top of the auoofhix.
I,I tilt-TI.-
ijgaie; shipping was held up; and dam-
. in wummn threat. but the- «um-n ‘
walk is to 1112' d’onoidered one 111 the» ,
11110111 fortunate cities in this section.5
idozipito the VVdoan of other (innings.
New Bdromuter Record
l The barometer established a new
,record for low ‘mnrk dropping to
l28. 38 in New York a point not
ironched since the opening of the
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weather bureau in 1871‘. It is believed
:llint no storm has an affected New‘
York state elm-o the blizzard of 1888.
and when Noruulkors consider these
'Viucts it seems that this city uou i.1- ,.
deed lilo-1131.5 ',
Streets u are filled with water rush '
:hig 1‘11 ers vellum of resideneeu and
ilmsiness helleeu were flooded build 55
{lugs looked through root’s uhioh in
’urdiunry storms shed “star nerfectis;
catch basins were filled on one stOrm
has neier filled them before; tote
phone, telegraph and electric: light
Vllnos were broken down: trolley oer-”,3
vice was abandoned; bridges were. 5
threatened; trees lost branches in the
Round, thin. tenderer. .
with a delightful flavor
~tlpproprlate fo‘rlnnch-
2 Io&,,_,zgu.2.and dinner.
31131; that is inconceiiuble resulted but
{fortunately no fatalities due to the
storm urn reported loonlii.
A l‘olid‘ for ' every day."
: Fire Engine Pumps'OHt Stores. Criia‘p,‘ tasty end
Great praise is due Fire Commie Van-g1: wing. Fresh ,
‘uloner Michael .7, Riordan and Chief bake ”3d {nah dc.
iGeorge W. Bogarduu. together ,with 5 19 m“,
' - liverod. .
itheir rullnutaiorce of firemen, who
worked industriously with the First
3])lslrll3t Pheoulx fire engine pumpinz
font stores which were inundated. l
: Bad in OulIidI Dietrich.
i Probably street conditions 'were
,worse in the Third, Fourth and Fifth
EWards than anywhere else. Here,,5 ‘
*whera sidewalks. curbs. and gutters
ilinve not been generally laid the con-
ditions wore. on on country roads. Had
there been connections between the
ponds to which the streets were
Vtrunsl‘ormed, then boats would inn-"o
,‘ooeu in order. '
i so: menu of Rainfall. 2
Official Weather ()lisener George
1t: Comatock. of Broad Riter 11110 for
twenw-twmyears has followed the
' weather nfllolully (or the 8031011 (Gov-
ernment) Weather Bureau. records 1. .; v 1‘ .. ,- 5 1
six inches of rainfall between 3 n. L 5 ‘5
, Sunday and midnight last night, when 55 , -
the {all conned Ind turned to snow. gm”, counted in river mwflima
Worst HIln Remembered, down the streets and in many in-
Speamng with a reporter this mom stance tore up the mode. The worst
lug Mr. Comatoek stated that this is place in the Second DistrlCt nus Clear
the sreoteat ruinutorm he has exper— “"59“ The “"35”- W“ ””9 t° begin
ienced since he has been weather on..with and the street department must
server in 22 years. "i never knew the “‘“9 ”99"” “9“
streams and rivers to be higher than Final! at “mm...
Virom i to 8‘”o‘cloch lost’nizht." be it was reported 1.3mm that there
said, and the reason ior.thls’ condi. With about two feet, of water in the
“Oil is that the snow filled all the cam” of George G. Ernst; new house
smaller courses. the gutters, " ate, at Elmoroat, and that the maiden tire
through which the water would have had ”99" exgmguighed Severn
Vrun. making it run Vanywhere it could. other cellars in 2mg vicinity were
The Wont Ever. hooded, 11111“ the property ownm ”3’
l Anidon ot the severity oi the storm hm“? W033. “mulled to 3“: some
locally may 119' 89,]an from the mate- of tile hater out, and all! lllOl‘MllL-l
moot inspector Joseph nucknam or limit all of it had disappeared 000‘
1113 Connecticut Compony m 1 1111111111. 3111113311113 damage“ us “0101
oi neporter, I11 follows: “it in the
worst 1 ever romemher."' Mr, 'Bnok-
1111111 has worked for the wool trolley
lines since they ItIttod here He
began work on the horse ou- lino
which first ran bottieen Nowell: and
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Hot-III Wore RImw'IdV.
The Waterman“ so thmotoolnt
around the blflil of Raymond Bra-
memmdordiemenda. CorsetCom
W that the .11th ateedr won
trentiorred to livery suble- to' be
South Norwalk, and his experience
covers a. long period 23:5“5 will the ”holding all the
Shoe Store 11111131.. . , ‘ ' ‘
The ahoe store or M. Levy. in “will , WM" 13 m mat.
WIIiiingtm mm, mm,“ from we The voter in who» m1. Plain :15
to: quite 3, mug, There m. about. with the tide um! mm by tile
eight inches of water depth in tile Infinite voter mod I‘ halal; oi
caller and some or the stock was about five feet nIIr tho 11333311: 1:611
ruined. 2 works Gummy Ind Mir. count
' Hoyt'u 'l’lmtm 25“" Water. - titles were noted in W555 gtreot
There w“ tulle ‘ little mm. in end Water given! new I‘ saint.
the front oatmeal. of Ham's rm (know. I‘m ObilId.
did not prove oiton‘oive,"
FVI ’I "#5005 loom
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won cow-3.3.223.»
woman 11119.. W “one”
; -fi'rii‘d Pillleléiehilo omitting in}. the:
V_ firm-chow lot on the hunt Bide was 1*
~ :1 the autumn Innere'd quite 11: , 21‘ ‘ ,
5ittio 1033 ‘ 2. . 5 .2 2 V . _ , ,9
w» ..........a.. ~ 1 Crepe .de Chmesnud Other
The Groosohuer Lot in the 'i‘hlrd‘
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‘ _ earner oi' “kind and Concord stream:
“have that oomeihi 1g should he donev
ito site better facilities in this set:-
5whnt similar storm. and or clothing in
“the ‘neighborhnml was under water. .
, of thinbridge there in a low place and 5
5 this morning, however.
Winfield street on a level: to Fitch ‘
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3000 W353“ nit: llnlked by?”
boaément 111131.11. The family llVang
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illetrict was completely Covered with
11 hood or water, iilltl the entire prop-
Novei Fabrics of the Silk Looms ‘
on}: has the aimeoranoo or 11 111113, f - ,
I550“ in Springwood. i , The Spring Silks zip; 11ml 1.1V curly inter of beautiful
The Springwood section or the. city 5
[50 came in for its show. of the Hood f
outrnd‘tor Saliatm' Churlott, ut_ti1ef
minivan and is) iullim lllt‘ inalium 1:10 libs 11 lu'uaul Humid
infinite variety. ll1e earliest to arrive, urv the l‘l‘inlml
brownie Chimes, and thew are 5.11 11:11:51" 11111! hi,l,iilll‘llt'll\'i5‘
had four, foot or water in the hose-E
men! oi'his l1ouaealldny.aud had two!
11111an and i'our men at work for 30v,
erul hours trying to lower the wuterit .
This was ilunlly aoroiuplished uboutj :‘1 «lusiv lull. which ii ix‘. liill sprinkléil mill lll’lli'illi‘ flul‘zll
the time it has low wnter this «1101-1125 . ' . 2- ' ' '
lifg at 1 o‘clock. iiiauv oi‘ the 11111111115 ”3‘5““55 1" colors.
of houses in this section uere flood
ed, and considerable damage was
done to the buildlngsnud 'Fonteuts
The senor was inadequate to carry
all the water, and the residents lie-l
in their rich colorings li'llll 1111113111 llgrnrus in contrasting
fil‘ll’lllttfi ill‘lillt‘tl ilu‘rctiu that 11111-515 fusrirntml by illt’lll.
Sahara i511 new 1'111111'.2111«'l 1111c lot-1’1»; lusliluiliwly for
Egyptian red. :1 dull viipiu'rr roll with t‘llll\'t‘illlnilill
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figures in gold. black anal guru.
Other colors. are tulips. 11.115111. lll'ilb‘n purple. 11:11')‘
llllilJllllll-i blue. rust green. llllli5lli)t.’ brown. "pure. liilisnu
blur. and several shades of 111: 11.441111)".
lion.
Width forty inches.
Four )0an ago there wan 11 some
(”$3.00.
l lll‘ii‘m lit-gin ill $2.00 and lllt‘llt‘t'
Stilt Section, 11min ilnnr,
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m 3.9.... m... : Curtain Scums
The high Newt 5131111111111 avenue,
bridge wad nearly under water inst
alight,‘1l1e swhlien stream rushing he-
nedth the triple arched to within 11
few inches or the top. At each side ,.
New lines for Spring, white, earn and Arabian.
l‘511r summer tll‘hpt'i‘ics. plain urnvm, blurb llt'rlgll“.
111111 «lrau'nworlt stripes zuul l1 nulvrl.
_ Plain hemstitched 19c
there was two and a! halt test at Wu- . .
tor in me made 3{- the road“ .13 “M Hemetttched With drawnwork 25c
all washed out and is. non in Va terrible Better grades with wide drawnwork, 29c and 35c
condition . 5 5 .
Ecru with figured openwork stripes. 50c
Temporary Bridge Sela. .
it 111111 reported» last night that the,
temporary Washington street bridge j,
one in danger. A reporter new the}
bridge It 10:20 o'cmck, and then 11,
was but three inches above the walk
in: water. The bridge was all right
Third llilur.
Summer Cottons
Already on exhibiion are plain and u Fancy Ratines,
Eponges. Cotton Duvctyns. Crepes Carreaux and other
Cotton Novelties for early Spring.
Hot Shop Closed by Storm. V
The Rough Hat Company. in lie~5
chanlcV direct, soured from the storm
severely The water mounted up over:
the holler and the engines practically
filling the engine room. .
South Wilton Bridge fiche . 5r
The South Wilton wooden lirldgo‘
ext-nature ylilch leads {ram the settle» '
meat to the railroad depot was car~5
tied. away by; the high waters in the?
Not-wall: River during the early eve
hing. Communication across this 800
tion is shunted around several miles ,
of roadway. The town will prohnhli' 3 -.~
take immediate steps to have till: 5
bridge replaced. “
Water Under-Va. ll, Briana.
The Mr. under the East avenue
railroad bridge was ten tee: deep yes~ :
tel-day afternoon. it extended from}
.\l:115n Hum:
More about these early in the week.
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street. this eifeciually blocking all _. 55 55
trolley service nud‘oiher mime under REDUCTlON on Balance 0‘ Ill"
the trestle. The outer under the:
'Brldzo street Osborne avenue, andj ' .
Fort street treaties nuts 0! a similar Flannelette Klml’HOSg :: Bath
depth. The roadways beneath the V , - , , 2'22, 5. -“
bridges were washed out complaining .. . Robe . ‘ d N gh G
and immediate remit-1V1 are thought" ;' 'L . s an ' t owns
necessary. ‘ ‘ 5 , _2 '
3... “"5 mm- .2 , < To [close out the stock.
A m stool: ‘oi’ specially. cut curd 5.‘ , Ref 8 ’ , «A .
3.1.31 end not paper had been 1111111111 3' Ia a mug - 'mVES
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odoulyrweltiyinthehioewalknox ' 20' 2'“‘ ' ‘
Company’s collu' The water, entered ; ~
the piece on the 111.11 tida- oi yestou- I 2.
do? afternoon dud this morning, desi
Ipite the Ilium oi the employeli and, ,
owners to save the place. Todey tho ..
workmen are busy clearing out the."
um hstock. and removing that
11 r t I water. The tire MI!" 2
3:: 3:53: ‘5“ ””9““ °“‘ u” “"5 3 33331331 reporter youth-111111 111111 he lllKll tide on a foot or more of water; ..
, w” wearing I 1111; pmervor as no 11311911 raised ltseil from the 1011 onnll- ‘
c." all an' ‘ 5 " sought out‘tho lied pieces in the city ink" of the catch basing. This WM
1"" W M‘ u the MM 8“" «one. its IlIo Ital/ed 111111 113 13 e W several time. and 1113 on;
M WWW? reticular Irishman swimmer. hill. no nIedotl neither the 113m several minutes at each Dldtm
:1: 113,535.53 did mom?“ The groomer not the swunmin'g enilltm V 3”,,“ ”“5. “Wm .
“i0 WV! in“ ’ mm City, "'5‘“, dud. ”l For titty feet in ’Beyview avenue. i111
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lm wanted in audio onus-1. W W or 2W“! 1111111 time down: ,wm tuned to one to 1113
Will 5 Mail} m ““11 WW terraced lowna yesterday 'l‘lie single
iii“ mi- , Iaool “’0‘ '1‘ WM “ill a” will" a“ mail hymn at the foot at 1111111111
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