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WEATHER FORECASTT»
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday: slightly
colder tonight; moderate southwest to
west winds. The disturbance that was
central over Lake Huron yesterday is
now passing out the St. Lawrence Val-
ley. it is causing cloudy weather with
flurrics of snow in the eastern portion
of the Lake region and New England.
Pleasant weather prevails in the west:
ern sections. Condition favor for this
vicinity partly cloudy weather with
slightly lower temperatures.
WEATIHER A YEAR'AGO.
Temperature; Low. 38; high. 45.
Cloudy.
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-—Nlce Delrbies for Xmas. O'Brien.
Before buying your fish rcnd Cut-
blll's adv.
Mrs. Callahan. of Pine street, is a
guest of relatives in New York city.
—~A splendid line 1“ Miller knives.
at C. E. Dow's.
Butler lodge, No. 97, 1.0. O. F.. will
hold a regular meeting this evening.
Have you tried Lane's chocolate
Illdgt'? Tho adv. ,will tell you about
It.
Miss Ellen Seymour. of Livingston
strcol. has recovered from a recent ill.
“(‘38.
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-Suspendcrs are fine for the man's
Xmas. Look our line. over. l‘opyright
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F. W. Grcgory has gotten out. plans
for a new residence on Ncwlown ’icrv
race.
John R. Nestor. of Norwalk. has
liven spending a few tinyn in Now
.York city.
——A complete line or Photographic
Hillbillies. l‘. E. Lockwood oi Co.
Frank l‘tilitlcry. of tho Norwnlk ilard-
ware Connimny, has recovcrcd from u
slight illnuas.
Miss Knilherlno Room-y, of TR 'l‘owu
Ilill avcunc. Daubnry. in visiting
friends In South Norwulk.
-—Xmas liliftn at ()‘1lrlcn'n.
Ernest (P. Fanchcr, of Wilton ave
line, in learning tho hailing Il‘liilf' al
the Crofut 8t Knapp Co. factory.
’It full line of Xmas waichcn. alum-i
riugn and everything in the jewelry
lino will be found at R. Noack's. rice
adv.
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~h‘or Ximnn. the Crone Shoe for Wo-
men. Glorer’s the Place.
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Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order of
United Anliurlcan Mechanic». will have
n renulur business meeting on Friday
night.
The City National hank ban the lift
out large «apply of gold and ailvor
colnn and new bills for tin» holiday
trade.
mRiibblir Boots—«just. the thing to
ploaau thdl little ones. Flynn a itynu
l-l. Wilnlot. of 79 Cedar «trout. who
ban boon pick in bed for the pant four
monllnt. titan able to sit up Saturday
afternoon.
Carleton Nanh. who has burn it mom
her or lid San Francisco Opera in... in
visiting his brother. Frank Nash, or
South Norwalk. Mr. Nash wantormcn
ly a pupil of the Center School, Nor-
walk.
menll Slippers at ii‘iynn It flyan'n.
’i‘hc flop. F. W. Norris will odiriulo
at all and icon on Etinday next at Trin-
ity (ihnrcf. Besides the usual morning
and levelling nervlea Ihii'rfl will he a
celebmtll n of the Holy t‘onimunion at
‘ in the morning. Mr. Norrie
a street of Mr, and Mrs. P. N.
Hoyt/low avenue.
8 o‘clock;
will be ill
Smith. 21
“The best line at Edison l’hono-
graphs and Rwot‘ds in town. Hi. i".
. {manhood I 001'.
"liTFillltiilili
contra. We. ”Mummy.
shut ‘ . ,. ,
rm
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'F. H. Baxter. Druggis‘l
COLD CHI-V IV
”mawnwomsow N's
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all silos built to order
by competent workman.
Oystchheli Point.Nor‘onk
KJ. Hand & Company
[lilllllll [Illlliillll Illll
IIIIRIIIIIIRS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING '
Hoyt's Thsatro Building. South Non-
walk, Conn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond?“
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Residence, Ii Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 836-2.
Telephone at house, 693.
‘ Smulsliail‘aayrcoercion, "
Special holiday boxes of cigars put
up by B. J. Reynolds. Sco adv.
~~~When you buy the man's gift buy
it where he would buy it. Copyright
Clo. (‘0.
You will find things or interest in
the gift room to tempt the urniecidcd
at the I). M. Read Co. Sue adv.
~i.el us be sent-tilde this Xuian. l'se
ful gifts for inch and boys. at Rutgers
& Steveus'_
Uncng Tribe. 1. (i. It. ht. Of this clll’
IlCiItI1|l‘LiflIlItII‘rlllilf‘IlIlg lam evening
but llltlo business otln-r than routine
camc up.
——I“or “his" Xmas, how about it (ill-
lctlc Safely Razor? i‘. 1%, flow.
’l‘lic “tying greens" for tho i‘lu'ist
man decorations of Trinity (‘burch will
begin this owning the work will be
done in the Sunday ochool room any
time after 7 o'clock.
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~«11oliday Slippers and warm goods.
li‘lynn 6‘: Ryan.
A. .I. (‘oliins Al Cu. uri- showing our
of tho lint-at Much of toys. dolls. guinea
and pluyihlngn to be found in lilo 'l‘wln
(‘iiics They are from the loading
qulnifuclurora oi‘ ticruiuny. l-iwitnor»
land and Franco. and ”to prices are
\‘l-ry reasonable. Soc ntlr.
» (‘olloge (iirl Shoes for \Vonwn. Si
in bountiful Xmas |.Il"t‘til'llll. (ilovcr’n
tbc l'lncc.
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Tlio South Norwalk Trust (‘oulpanv
is supplying its piliruna with a wry
clover bank for the revolution of dilnca.
The bank will hold 33 in (“11105. and
if tin-m- ar.- deposited with tin» 'i‘rust
t‘ompuny they will draw interval at
the raft of four pcr ccui. pcr nnunin.
M—
n—anpcd little for Xmas. ()‘lirien.
.I. Emory Slovene, tho ncwly I‘INil‘tl
lli’i'lillli‘lli of tin- Merchants and Mann
fnctnrcrn‘ Asnoclnlion. attended the
big dlnucr lentil-red last night to Front
dnui 'l‘ufi by thi- New Haw-n Chambor
Of Commerce. About lino peullll- were
In at tcnduucl- and tho apt-alters in ad-
dition to President 'i‘ufl. includod
President Arthur Twining, Hadley. of
Yale. and (lovcrnor I". M. Would-i.
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INTEREST
PAID ON ALL DIMEB
DROPPED IN THIS BANK
AND DEPOSITED WITH
The South Norwalk
Trail (20.
South
Norwalk.
THE ABOVE I5 A FAC‘BIMILI OF
THE POCKET BANK WHICH
The South Norwalk
Trust Company
is Olvtnq Out. Call and on Ons.
""mCiillilS’l‘MKS
Post Cards
1c to 250 .
Pack a Snyder can... boxln atom.
Punchinx is I. Fountain .sns.
ir ltlss, Ito.
a W
mil-r your Mom M tbs inst
VII-MY is. has. k. ‘ luvs
oum‘tgomongoncly «maestro:
huptouwm‘smlumtsinusryw.
You can‘t miss it in fit. for our costs fit all right. A
' try on shows law.
And you can't buy better costs than ours for snywhsro
near our prices. anywhere else.
» Overcoats, $10 to $80
. Military-collar costs in a big range of fancy wcaves
and stripes—
Two—in-one Collar Overcoats. to be worn with collar
up and buttoned to the chin. or worn down with lapcls
lying flat-
. Chesterfield Overcoats in Oxfords and black, always
in style.
Drop a hint to your wife or sweetheart that this is
the place to look for Christmas gifts for men. Everything
to wear.
TWO STORES:
14 So. Main St.,
Masonic Building.
So. Norwalk.
Norwslk.
l li‘f“l"" :‘.~:ii the host. nicadlcst. and most profitable customer is the
SA'l‘lSFli-Zil one. i bollove that the highest quality goods, as a rule.
cost less than poor goods in proportion to real value. 'I‘hnt although a
low price will appeal to most people at first, sooner or later it will
come to a matter of results, and the SATISFIED customer will be the
one to whom i am selling the most goods. I
A word from you will bring any quantity you may wish—of the
highest qualiti’. grain and food. May 1 have that word?
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Bonnie Chick Feed
iionnie Iiorae Feed
lionnlc Dairy Feed
lionule Poultry Feed
Iionnlo Scratching Pond
”00¢ WMOWO
out
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Coleburn & Lauder
JEWELERS
ilm, the boy outgrown the dollar watch age? If so look over
our stocks for rcliable movements in Silver and Gold
Cases. in Open Face and Hunting Case styles.
The priccs are low for the quality.
No. 3 Main Street.
Norwalk. Conn.
96 Washington. Street.
South Norwolk. Conn.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
@ SPECIALS
VERY BEST BUTTER. . pound ........... . .........................
PURE LARD. to pound ................ . .................. . ........... too
i PKGB. RAISING for ............................................... 25o
iPKL‘lS. CURRANTS for ............................... .. ....... 260
EXTRA FINE POTATOEO .......................... peck. 25c; bushel, 900
The Great A&P Tea Company
TEL. NO. 909.
ill I3 lllll [ill will; 25. .
ilard Crabs. Weakfish. Bluefish. Finnish. Spanish Mackerel.
Green Smelt. Butterfish and Carp. Gosling
Clams for Baking.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
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36o
124 WASHINGTON 87.. SOUTH NORWALK.
spas oaLtvssv.
in tho offort to til the new «ball in tho
[inlucl i‘illlll" at the city electric plain.
Appaicuily tlln nlinfi will bo- hum-van
fully replaced in the prom-at
No proinlnoa arr being made In rotor
"lid" to the exact time the engine will
in. put in operation attain, but with no
M‘IIIIII‘IIII it will be running by natur-
day.
come oiui. for thc plant in now bolus:
rm: With a ten per cent overload.
cr'u the Place.
ntion
ed and it lg requested that every one
who is able will come to the Sunday
uohooi room tonight to help in the hilt
king of roping. etc. it was an old our»
tom of the parish to tie the arcane
each year.
and the ol
tastefully decorated. This your ii. is
hoped to decorate it little more eaten
thirsty.
. lsmm and
W l) tit
Autoitlobllo litilit'ii. tilt Pill): Intuit“
~r-Iioyn' (lupit. Iioya' i‘npa. il'iirlvn
.. lvmnf ill I‘d/it.
’l‘ln-ic ban not yet law-n n uiuulo bnllt w.--,.._...,..,....
[\IIIII’III’V NI‘III'IIIIIIII f‘nntloo. of thin
cilv, in trying a can" in New iinwn
Itilllll'.
mun in Ilnflllv
Iimzorn 52
effort.
7 ll'illll in iinndu for
mono dill host's. 25min I!
Htcvciw,
John aninnnth. tiltiol'ly and weary
of foot chit-fir on account of an excel-ill
cargo of liquor. was tnlicn in hand in
Wuahlnnton nits-9i lant nllhl by om.
cor Frank titration. .iddne Taylor fin:
ed the simmer. who nominated Rhoda
Inland as his borne. If). He was unable
in pay and will mend a few darn in
Bridgeport.
'l‘hln rolniil will be a most wvl
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. nun. shoes. can) nah :4. min
The reons to be ruled in the doom
OI tilt. Paul’s Church have arriv‘
~~A pair of arm for the boys would
ho an acceptable Xian gift. i’iynn (I
Ryan. '
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This one revived last year
't‘wn rirnnuern. who said they were
u church was beautifully and
William Watch and John Ryan. ware
catmht panhandling last night and 0t-
l‘icer Malt titration locked thorn up.
Complaint. was made about their open
:‘IWW‘
n
of hemlock
his been w
An abundant"
ground that
a. committal!
first new the doom and out
' ‘ _ not
m m.
You will find a
full line of
Xmas
Watches
BIGNET RINGS.
CHAINS. PINS.
BRACELETS. 6.:
At
R. NOACK'S
36 North Main Street. South Not-walk.
or III primal.
NVAIJ. STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-—
Prices of stocks moved narrowly and
with hesitation in the opening deal-
ings. Sales of five thousand shares of
United States Steel prompted by the
declared labor war of the corporation
broke the price a point. Utah Copper
docilncd 1 and llni0u Pacific pi'd. alt
vaucod '55.. The chaugrn as a rule wcre
mixed and were all quite trivial.
WALL STREET. Noon.——iiefore
noon Reading had risen again to 109
it; and this had it hardening effect
elsewhere. The movement. was slurp
glob and the trading dull. Plilsburg
(‘onl advanced 1M and the preferred
3%.. Atlantic Coast Line. flock island
old. and Brooklyn Transit (inclined 1.
Honda were ntcady.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.—-’I‘hero
was a perceptible yield to prices dur-
lmz illc doclinc In United States Steel
and when that stock rallied a fraction
lb.- wholc market hardened. Pennsyl-
vania. Reading and Wabunh pfd. show-
ed doridvd firmness. The markci bt-~
r-nme hoary again lull-r on increased
bualiwna. Reading rcar‘tctl 1'01!) 169%
to 1610:... and the rest of the inporianl
slockn all sold slightly below yester-
day‘s cloning.
WAN. STREET. 1 p. m “amide
from n It’llt‘WOlI rise in Wabash pill. to
Mi"... there were no changes of conse-
ououcp in the stock market during the
hour. Mlnuv'npollu, St. Paul and Suult
Sin. .‘llaric dcrllnvd liq.
LONDON, Dec. i.‘-.~~Tlio \vonkncsa
in Wall Street yesterday wan reflected
in tho curly (Iltflilntlii in Anwrican Se-
curities limo today. Later the market
wait nupmricd and prices tldvulli‘cd un-
der the load of Union Pacific. At noon
the tone was cloudy and values were
from 1,. to ill. above yesterday‘s New
York closing.
Sillli um. al-
llliill illiillll’ Bill
(Continued from First. Page)
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Frank ii, (iroen was supcrlntondcnt
of the S, 0. Holly (‘ompany of Dan‘
bury lilo was a union hathlnhlng
nhop .iio cold laiewo huts. howwer.
H0 was told that the union label would
be tnhon away from him if he con-
tinued to unit the Lottwc hats and he
dlnoonilnncd buying them.
iv‘rcd lv‘rodu was on the wilneas stand
when the nftr-rnoon would“ began. He
told about the atrilto in the ninera‘
mom. lie was followed by Carl Lue-
iorn. lbc anointant foreman in the but
tlnbdllng dopartnwnt of Loewe it (Tofu
factory. lio rend lIll‘ names of nix-
iuon men who left the employ of lmewe
& (‘0. Jane :M. Iiilli. Boron of them
culno back. The incident in liilll wan
objected to. as irrelevant. by Lawyer
John K. Munch. Mr. Davenport con»
tended that the incident was relevant.
”fl ouid tho nib-god cotinpiracy of the
United Hutton anuinat the lianbnry
tlrm hogan on early on Novumbor. liltill.
and testimony that turn went out on
n atriko and subsequently name back
landed to allow their nntlnl‘nt‘tlon with
tho conditions. The evidence was ul-
Iowml.
'l‘bo airlkc in July. 1002. wan on n
i-‘rldav. All the oirty man came to the.
'lnlnhlnn room. but the union men left.
l‘he next day the nonunion inon left.
All but union had h-fl by Saturday
noon. Thole ncvon men went tompor-
arily to other departmental to work. For
two manila nothing was done in the
finishing department. (in August. 8.
the wiincau succeeded In hiring one
than. on August li’: he hired another.
an Annual lit and iii he hired other
men. On fieptombsr 4 there were
twelve men in the department. collat-
lnu the original seven. by October ill
then,- wnro Inriyolalii man.
On January ii. iiiiili. there
tortyllvc In the department.
new man hind ”roman mu.
«m
We re
The
and it‘hi‘llm fifth! smote , .
» d " "1' .oil
. ”I“, I all
few and aloha-swirling. ,.
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W.
Nookwssr . .......... 25c, 50c. $1
Ouspsndm . ........ 25c. 50c, 81
Handkerchiefs ........ 10c to 50¢
Gloves .............. 10c to $1.50
Bllk Mufflers ....... 50c, 31, $1.50
Hosiery .. .......... 10c, 25c. 50c
Sweaters . .............. $1 to $0
Umbrellas .............. $1 to 85
For the man or woman who wishes to make prac-
tical presents, our store is I.full of useful articles.
Price’s Clothing Store I
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5
i
Run your eye over this an
be bought new and we will
deliver any day
and ones'. . . . 41.25. ”.50, so. cs .
Hand Bags ...... ”06.50. I. “.50 ‘
House Costs ...... ’.......u, .0
Bath Robes ...;........$4. 35, '0
Shirts ......... ....50t:, 81. '1.”
Fancy Vests .....$3. 34. .5“
Shoes ...... oz. $3.50. s4. $4.50. ”4
Suits and Overcoats...$10 to 325'
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Open Evenings
J ACKSON’S STUDIO 1
PHOTOGRAPHS——
New Styles in FOLDERS and ARTIST PROOF z
Sittings made up to a few days before Christmas.
A new line of HAND COLORED Nature PRINTS. beautifully executed
LITTLE GEMS OF ART at low prices
READY made FRAMES in GOLD. VENEERS, OVAL and BQUARE
Exclusive Designs
GILT METAL FRAMES, all sizes in Antique and Etched Patterns
PICTURE FRAMING
From selected patterns. in Gold, Antiques and Veneers, in our own
FRAME SHOP
VISIT OUR STUDIO
JACKSON'S STUDIO Opp. Hotel, Norwalk
Corns nowI "‘
Oranges.
italics, Cranberries,
SpeCials for the Wee
Celery. Cauliflower. Sweet
:i pkgs. Raisins .................. 25cli lb. Peaches .................... 10o
:l pkgs. ("urranls ................. 25c ll lb, Apricots ................. ..150
If lbs. Noon-Sued Raisins ......... 25c l1 lb. Citron ................. ....
3 lbs. Muscntol Raisins .......... 25c '1 lb. Orange or Lemon Peel ......150
ft lbs. Prunes .................... 25c Plum Pudding. can...10c, 250 and 456
3 lbs. Wot Mince Meat .......... 25c Mixed Nuis,1b. 00
3 pkgs. Mince Moat ............. 25clPicklcd Salmon, lb. . ............. 12¢
Potatoes and
Spin nch.
UNITED GROCERY co. '"
so NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE :43
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Spices. Extracts.
Lfi
isfnctory. It wan impossible to make
the better grade of hats.
(inc day Mr. Loewe called the wit-
boss to the office and nald the liiltn
were not ill for the trade. The wil-
noun said that he could do no better
with the man that be had. The wit~
noss paid that the sizing and finishing
dopartmeniu required the moat sillli
of any departments. it took nearly
two years before bin department re
covered from the Gfltfi'lo of the alrlko
and was able to turn out an excellent
product. Hats were rent back from
New York and many places because
they were unsatisfactory.
"Hndn't there been talk of a raise
among the man?" asked Mr. "each.
"There always in such talk.“ said the
William. Mr. [leach tried to refresh
tbs memory of the witness about an
’ alloyed conversation of his with a Mr.
inconclunla can he intimated that
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«, ail at: u
CHRISTMAS JOY -~
A Beautiful Picture in Rich Colors
21 x 25 INCHES
TO ALL OUR PATRONS ?
IN ADDITION TO THE USUAI. CHECKS
WITH
Tapioca. .Cornotarch. Tea. Coffee. Etc.
BEGINNING
URDAY, DECEMBER 18th ;
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Chocolate. Cocoa. I "‘3
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in rumour ‘
Silliil
He had been in charge of the finish-
boiore the atrlke.
know that am complaint was ms
that. Mr. luwwc did not live up to his
prmnlnon. ‘l‘ho men who went out"!
previous tlinen wont to work for III!
Iory. amnion hat maker. ,
The work at the Loewe shop has
done according to a titted bill of ml,
which was satisfactory with ths'hioh
Mr. iii-ode. who was recalled. said hill
the bill of prloeo‘wns tidbit midi”
your. on April 1 and octane“.
knew of no dialalisl‘notidn with it
bill of prices. _" , .
The supply of wiine
haunted. fmwyer John K.
from the uum-itionmt ‘ij
_. .WI
member a conversation of that kind. ' ’
‘lie . hover _
inn room only two or three months' ‘
He said that twice»
mun went .out and wont to union shopii ‘
'beforo the main strike.
Norwalk Chronicler