It’s Time For Your
FALL TOGS
eir attention to Clothes for fall—and invariably
Smart dressers are turning th
when they see ours they are converts to the new style features
Yes, there’ 3 quite a number of fashion innovations this season—such little de-
tails as short lapels and loosely draped coats. Come in and see for yourself.
Suits and Overcoats $25 to $45
Fall- Hats $3.50 to $61
Rogers and
24 Wall Street
Norwalk.
Stevens '
14 83. Main St.
So. Nor-walk.
EPAIHNG EXHAUSTITE
NEW" MAP OF THE .
NATION AND “’ORLD.
t’l‘lu- Associated Press).
.‘Ablllth‘i'l‘UN, Oct. 6. -.. l‘ncle
l is slowly progrvssing on a ‘Iit‘VV
l of the country. to no {1 part. of
»\\ world map. based upon a. sim—
mm m proposed by American rep—
".zflvps in 1908, and accepts-d ut
"H.1'l'lllili (“oilft‘l‘enct‘fl.. it will be
., .1! of years of effort by map
lo 7‘ who have desired a. system of
24,, uophy whereby the same scale
1 «minors could be used in a world
with lettering and symbols
form. The American man lg ex—
lul to he completed in ten or
w yours.
wh country will map the territor-
.uld waters under its own jurisdic-
l, and the Geological Survey of tho
ted Stutos Interior .liopnrtmont is
King: thv maps of this country.
‘hp globe is to in) nlivitiorl into 1642
ions. i-Inch Motion is dosignutud
u. distinctive letter and nunllwr
Illinutlon. In addition to a name
vml from the locality .mapped.
h shoot. wavering one section. will
‘r six degrees of longitude and
degrees (if latitude. The sheets
uumlwrol from 1 to 60: begin-
' at the 190th meridian of longi-
mlri grinning: thr- g'lobo to the
ward; owl :u‘v lvitorml from A to
lnl‘ill and south, with the equator
l, slnrtlm: point. The north and
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south polar re ions are to be shown
in circular sect on: from the 88th
parallel of latitude. and lettered ‘76-
North and Z-South.
The main purpose of the interna-
tional map. which will be drawn on
the some of one to one-millionth. is
to furnish a, complete world” map of
uniform Urawing. thus obviating dif—
{Cl‘Ont scales of distances. and to en-
able map makers and readers of every
country to ‘understund the maps of
every other,
understand any but their own tongues.
There will he shown 0 y the out-
lines of land nml water, with depths
of water and heights of land: stream
and river systems. or drainage. in the
map maker’s parlance. roads. ‘ rail
and trolley lines? towns and cities. and
contours.
W‘hile the scale, which is approxim-
ately sixteen miles to the inch, will
allow of \‘r‘ry inclusive work. many
details or small towns and streams
will be omitted.
To show' heights and depths. a
scheme or hypsomgtric colors has been
adopted. This will grade from a very
light green. for shallow waters. to the
familiar tints of deep blue. tor' the
increasing depths of seas; and from
light yellow. for low countries and
valleys. to a deep brown red for
heights. Contours will be shown in
macro , Tee's Will-
u. w 691' To be
JusT CAREFUL.
NEVER SMOKE IF
ml MA
Sue‘s“ DownTown or.
SOMEWHERES , How
sharp black lines, at intervals of 100
metres. The metric” system was
adopted for all numerals. and high
points. peaks and mountains will be
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meridians of
straight lines. g: The lines of latitude
will be only slightly curving on each—
oven tlxgugh they do not‘
astronomicnlly and by
to insure accuracy, drainage.
ing rivers. streams,
canals and other water
culture, that. in. towns. cities. railways.
roads and highvnyl. all
" 'base map. "
first. step in the work and which will
be made available by the survey for
state and other maps.
map. in site about 30 by 20 inches. is
copper engraved in the most delicute
and strong detail. and will be available
at the survey.
to form a scale or eight. miles to the
inch. The production is by photoiith-
amphy.
‘1
Streams and rivers
will be shown in blue. roads in red.
cities and rail lines in black. The
names of features will be Shown in the ,
color of that feature. to bovine con-
fusion. ,
The projectlomls based upon a
modified polyconlc system, wherein
longitude are all in
shown in metres.
sheet. because of the large scale. The
system of advantage in the adjustment
of adjoining sheets.
As many political boundaries will be
shown an the density of the dam in-
cluded ‘ permits. ’ For instance, the
map of the United States will Show
state, county, reservation. land fruit.
and other Land omce lines. The con-
trol. that is. positions determined
triangulation.
includ—
BWfl-IDDB»
bodies. and
creeks.
constitute a.
which is compiled a: the
The completed
It is reduced in tile
The sections thus
for completed
have required six months to compile.
By DWIG-
drawn upon. These include:
SW! regular information gathered
' in the making at the. national top-
‘ Whig up, which who Started,
other governmental
_ map making sections. lute and coun—
ty maps, private mp3 and array and» year.
now charts. ‘
The details of the latex-nation]
mop m was by nine world
pgwerl at conferences in 1909 and
While it is popularly known
One~Millionth Map of the
World, its correct title is The Inter.
z: fifty years ago.
1913.
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Handsome new ‘7
aFall coats $29.50.
If there is one of the favored fabrics for Fall coats
’ l1t is more beautiful than the rest that material is With-
: i: doubt Bolim with its rich velvety look and its 119th
color. -
This special lot of fine costs is fashioned from this
fabric in a. number of pleasing styles-flame have wide
sleeves with rows of sill. braid lengthwise on them—some
have an odd cufl trimmed with an eflective ornament and
some have black wolf units to match a wide collar of the
same.
The colors shown are black, navy and brown ‘and they
are all lined throughout with rich satin—not a coat in the
assortment but is worth much more than the price asked
—29..50
Pretty Silks '» ' .1
» gleam . and glow. .
With all the sparkle of silken richness and cplorful
beauty.
; Kimona silks are resplendent: with attractive patterns
on grounds of rose, tan, copper and navy.’1‘he name Sug—
gests they be used for making ldmonss and that 18 right,
splendid for linings and add much to the
attractiveness of lamp shades—36 inches wide—$1.50.
Crepe do chine rich in guilty and coloring, navy,
black, brown, flesh, white, 9mm and jade—$2 yard .
Satin Canton crepe em weight—lustrous finish——
veryattractive in gown or blouse—shown m navy, brown
but they also are
me mum—$2 96 yard
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Just the softest most
7 1nd lavender, nth grey and use and a lustrous black
Sateen.
mm o! influx-lat on has been
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, no proviutonal council. The territory
occupiedknunotthepmtnceceded
_; ‘gmeins in the region have not been
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confidential: at 4:213 6W1:
diplomatic service file}: it is
likely will involve the treats: at
amer to the
Jean Jules Jumerand. to; mm'
Henri Franklin-Bouillon. whose
cent hurried journey to 8mm g
credited with preventing mm
the Near Esst;A1me Joseph de m
flan. Minister to China. one!
do Danny. ambassador to- Jam.
among those mentionefito succeed
’ ‘Inlneere apprecialtion” tor the atoms g the Washington Post. '
United
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Shirts retain
Smart lines.
Each of these skirts achieve smartness in a.
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manna: .j ,
. of “its own, however simple its lines may be! The tailor—
ing has been carefully done and models
straight ones for tailored wear to pleated efiects for '
m a host of rich coloriags that appropriately choose 7. V
tints of autumn. Weerable—serviceable—and low
priced. can you ask more? ‘
Some of the newest arrivals are delightfully beautiful
with an air of richness not betokened by the price, which i
is only $12.50. '
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limit: floor. cent":
Congeleum.
ts m the wide range of effective designs which
adapted to so many kinds of rooms—there are
carpet designs—matting designs—hard wood designs and
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The wearing qualities of this floor covering make
these prices all the more appealing—hukremelfiber they
are for this week only.
Gold 8991: Gougoreum art rugs—r
795x 9 feet—$ 9.10
9 xioyg feet—$12.70
3 x 9 feet—$ L59.
6 ”x 9'feet—$ 7.25
9 x 9 feet—$10.90
9 x12 feet—«$14.50
”19;: 9 feet—$2. 50
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Other sizes hanging down to 1%}:3 feet
feet—$3. 55 "‘
71/: feet—$4.43
9; xioyé feet—$6 20
, Newest patterns tiles, hard wood and allovers and
carpet (133181151 1'
, ongoleum by the yard—per square yard 2 and 3
yards wide—599'. '
Goldfiealcongoleumsquares— A, -1 7 _
"-56, .x9 9x12 feet—4 710'”
'9x15 feet—$8.85
9X18 feet—$10.60
from,
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Bush.
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