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[ICE NEWS
EVENING SENgAEEL TELEPHONE
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02-2—Nows Department
92-3—Buslnsss Department
‘ 44.2-—-Brsnoh Office. Norwalk
090 -—Eth Residence
iflHity Editor’s RssidOnce
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwuik and vicinity: Upset-
tled weather with probable snow to-
night or Thursday Brisk northerly
winds diminishing and becoming var-
iable. The storm that was central ov-
er Virginia yesterday morning has
movod northeastwerd and Is now cen
tl‘al of! the coast neat Nantucket
Mesa. it produced high winds with
snow clung the coast from Virginia to
Maine. Another disturbance central
this morning over Lake Superior is
producing cloudy weather with light
snow In the northern portion of the
Lake regiou. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in the southern and western see
tions. The temperature is below zero
in the northwest.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
l’l‘emperature: Low, 36; high, 54.
O eur.
ll
Sleight! from $20 to $50. at L. iii.
Wright's. See adv.
A Christmas store for Christmas
shoppers ls Road's. See adv.
The Merrill adv. will give you the
key to the best business positions.
‘ Tomorrow is dividend day at Book
menu’s. Ten stumps free. See adv.
it you want; u. good stove at a cheap
price, Mitchell's adv. will interest you.
Dr. Thomas F. Chine, of West nve-
hue, spent yesterday in New York city
on business. .
Attorneys Walsh and iiuhbeli. of
Norwalk. me again in New Iinven to-
day. trying a will cults; .- 2
The regular drill oi the Sixth Com-
pany. Coast. Artillery Corps, ('1. N. 0.,
will be held this evonilw ln.the Nor-
wulk armory. ‘
Mrs. irons. mother of George A.
Irons. of Spring Hill Honda, is ill at
her home. and Dr. William B. Iiurnell
is in attendance.
Martin Bullish. a tailor. who has been
employed for about two years by John
Neugebauer. sailed today for his old
old home In Germany.
The annual election of oiiicers will
be held thi evening at the meeting
or Norwelk erle. No;- 588, Fraternal
Order of Essles. in the Ganette build-
ing in Wall street.
Magnet- 'o Flynn sews Christmas
visit to their store will surprise you.
They have a most complete stock of
-». the finest wines and liquors and otter
you suggestions for Christmas giving.
Bee adv.
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will hold s supper this
event ‘ from 8:80 to 7:30 o‘clock lol-
lowed y a business meeting sud n -
nusl roll call. The tirst degree wil
be outlooks“.
Thomas Jones was in a helplessly
drunken condition In Water street. last
night slid 0&1:qu William R. Penning
ton took him to police headquarters.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor continued the
one today until Saturday.
At the regular iortnighily meeting
not Bonner Council, 1.1.01 1.. tomoriow
evening. the state oillcern will be en-
tsrtainsd. Retreshmenta will be serv—
ed and s ssnsrsi coca. me Is entici-
ted The meeting wit otnrt prompt-
E: lit hf o'clock.
, urs’dsy. Duo. 8.
was srrssted Inst oven-
s glint. or the
om. and was this
y or nhsndiins
Irty dhys
$41le to II ”glad to‘t‘Iover'
I 0 W‘ y . N WI
before in Nd d it. turned st
II o'clock.” W Loo
Street
III busilyn
units at?
. .
' x4e..- John Melons
£24141me several
ills suitors oi
lionmssm to
itihs'ssoh std _
tbs strum WmldI ; .
Burglary
* TAYLOR 3.: GOLDEN
Insurance
74 WAIHINDTON "BRENT. SOUTH
NORWA K.GONN.
TIL-KPH NE 106-!
Park 8. *Tilford’s
DeliciousCandles '
F. H. BAXTER’S
Time for K. D. Frames tor no“. sunt-
xner's bout. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used bouts tor sale: one ail-it.
halt cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-tt. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster Shell PointNorwalk
It Is a Matter
of satisfaction to a person when. he
is giving the public good sortlce tol
know his efforts me nppi‘eciut My
patients are satisfied with th eat-
Inen they receive und as time passes
the better they ure pleased for it is;
really the test of time which tells tlIe‘
story in dentistry
w‘fve my personal attention to such
put and um thorough in all de-
eiery person In treated with
con lderntion. spec is] cnIe being given
the wontr or those not. strong When
you want it square deal, co’me in,nnd
My my methods.
.Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main St. ‘ South Norwnlk
Hours: 9 n. In. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
Xmas
Calendars
Curtis. Booklets and Christmas Let
tors. .
XMAS POST CARDS
. o fdr so
linens.
5: «ob
J. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Mlssss Dowson)
08 WASHINGTON UTREE‘I'
CityNationalBank
rnAuaAcra A GENERAL assume
Business
Capital
$100,000.00
his Deposit Boxes, .8 and $6 per your
anwm HIMATHEWBON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lot VIM-PHI.
FREDERICK id. ROWAN. and VIII.-
WILrnzo ”DIME”... cum»
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mothswgon Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Minuet Grumman
Josiah R. ervln J. Walloon Marvin
Christian dwsrt: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
01 1 7,000.00
m
.~ EIIIP .nEEE'E‘E‘E NE E’W/EEK
.1 "W... WM.M,.W.. .............. . .
ant. m W pm...—
.sm'...‘
s cosh account for
dust s month. and
“turn where your
money loos.
. The money spent.
‘ . needlessly will
surprise you.
You'll "vs
“it...
Surplus sod Profits , .
presents for a woman
man; and, as rule, men have the easier job,
and women the harder. If you ladies would
go at it the way a man does, you ’d find it a
good deal easier than you do. A man
where women’s things are; andb uys.
don't you ladies go whet? a- man 5 things are?
Here are
Hart Schaffner 8. Marx-V
clothes; suits $18 to $80; overcoats .318 .to 830;
we make a business of milling to
know what they like. We’ re more anxious to
help you get what you want than to sell you
something. Other good makes as" low as Sid.
Plenty of small things at small prices.
ROGERS 8. STEVENS
—— TWO STORES - *’ E.
Norwalk, 24Wall St. ‘
THIS STORE is THE HOME OF HART SCHAPFNER O MARX CLOTHES
S. Norwalk, 148. Main St.
You want to trade at n store that you can depend on~u store that is
sincere in its every eiiort to give you an honest service‘rwn store that
will never nilsreprosent uuulity. In short. It sincere store that is con-
tent to build tor the tutors and so will keep faith with Its customers.
My business has been hulldeil on n firm foundation ol‘ honest groin at
full prices and not a one time (IIdir [Ilfll'L' i want youI custom now~
and want It in the future. "
0..
MANUEL rono HATCH.
First in quslity...lsst in price. always in the minds oi, its content-
ersw-l'lounie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Caitio and Poultry. 7
For Fresh FISH go ”where the handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
NATIVE PLA‘jI‘l'lleot druud 8 pounds 86o
W‘AK’IDH uses-secsenssv-s-us-u........,.o.n--¢nssusunssssssso ‘h ‘l
DEA EfiCALLOPD
NEW IIDFOHDAND LONGISLAND......................'.....000dam
MAPPIR ILUID. IIA TROUT. ”SPANISH MAGKIRILI ILUIHIH,
LONG AND ROUND GLAND. HAL V‘DTIAK 00D. MILL POND OVDI
YER. «1N T"! INILL. HARD GRAB RROfl' MOI-i.
'ndge Fish Market
.Q‘VDELWERY
C-upyrigiu Hurt Sebatlner ll: Marx
’S a lot easier to buy Christmas
' mm It yesterday's close
we;
. - 332%”;34
r
:"i‘t-F‘k W18"
. ‘ 4-: :3
’336; “-T
den. etc.
o
#
PRICE’S . at
than for 3'
W8
PIANO.
.tspys yours.
am We
Opposite City National Bank
lEEllii Ell Fill SEREEE
WALL BTRE’I‘. 10:10 a. m.——Inltlnl
prices in the stock market showed
further pressure in the active list. Un-
ion Pooliic opened with a block of 3 000
'slmers at 166K .to 18611.. us against
A lame
block 0! Bedding opened at 142% end
142 in. s Insximum loss of halt a point.
Almost immediutely utter the opening
the mullet milled with recovery in
the general list.
WA”: STREET.11 n In.-—Roorn
irndérs panned out stocks freely on
the rsliy and a number 0! the repre-
sentstlve Issues were driven materi-
uliy below y-‘esteldnyu figures. The
motel and railroad equipment stocks
were especially wesk. liy 11 o‘clock
the market was receiving some sup
port and there was s irsctionsi recov-
GWAM. STREET. Noon «The in-
cressod weakness in U. 3. Steel. Union
Pacific and other issues in the some
class surly wu ascribed lsraoly to the
operations of the short Interest. which
seemed to halve renewed its suns-sire
tsetlcs or the previous week. tinny
minors and reports reunites indus-
trlsi conditions were In circulation.
despite yesterds 's reassuring stato-
nisnt trout the ending represented"
oi the stool! snii Ines trsde. looming
futon scoo
«s 9 null or us b y s
58““... «me w ootbnllnn imam“? still-
0 NW‘FNE‘NHM pretty? comm «3% flwgflgwi’dwsnt {or 3356
W“ ll VII 0 . III I
«m3...- I'Iil nouns. hoods use media ride. supper toilmd
“til: thrown or ..
or
fit to the Marin." Thame-
.au
_ Dillon and Yard
'4 SOUTH MAIN STREE
. tenth Nomlk
.cmer DUNIEL TAKEN ILL.
Following Hattie Lsilsno's Rsoltsl of
Glover Shooting.
(munitions. Ilsa... Dec 7.I~'Mel~
yin M Johnson. chief counsel for i~int~
tie Leillimc, wits taken suddenly ill
and collapsed in the court room to-
day. Armaments were made to send
him to Boston in on nutcmobiis tor
treatment by a specialist.
The court allowed A. Forby drawer.
of Boston. and Nathaniel Tufts. of
Waltham. “scouts counsel tor the
Maine girl. to proceed with the use.
The district sttornsy than resumed
his presentstion of the statements
made by the delondsnt st the Walt-
imn police ststion.
Describing her movements on Nov.
20,1009, the day 0! the murder or
Glover. she ssid .slie stsysd shout the
house in the Maine. and in the often
, m. ire/f
swdlomhsduh arm“
.1! the. indium that Mt,
Chrlstmas Gifts
for Men
At Price's, the store where a man would do‘li he were to '
buy himself. What to give u mun-mo looser 3 question.
but easily decided when one realizes that he would appre-
ciate something he can wear. I What would he like more
than: A Suit of Clothes. Overcoat, Show. a. some or the
good Furnishings. like Shirts, Neckties. Books. duspsn~ , ,
Our famous display oi: Christmas Neckweur is at “short _
this your. The latest had most practical ideas in Neck-
wosr of reliable silks. Select early .......50o, 750.3100 .
A handsome holly box with each tie.
98 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
of the repetition that bu been Isds for the cum
om $0.000 oi thus srtistio pisses hsvo been sold.
sud they no oil in use in good condition to-dsy. You
don't wish to buy s pinto ovary you or sun every tell
The GAIL]! H110 will outisst.s csusrstion.’
Schoenberg Piano Co.
104 Washington Street
K?" ‘ é duced prices for the next sixty dsys.
to make room for our spring work.
V . .
South Norwalk Menumeutal Works: 5
Gover hsd shot himself. When site 1
”00th
was look
s window. doing directly to the move
home. where sh’e hid under the
in the guest chamber.
there until she wss discovered 031M
night 01 the ioliowinx Toads
log the time she was uh
she had nothing to enter
said. nor did she see Mrs. Glover. Hr.
runners Emmett.
n th
lice Hattie suit! that she had
seen the revolver beim'ths
Glover. wss killed. He had new
tors posited s revolver st her.
though utter the had conducted
solves moon» 7 lid hand th Bite .
in .
\‘i
Iweg
ARE‘
PROUD
You will has s
pisnoto mention is
your will it you
put-shuns
Gnome.
ii. W. HART. Manager
785035ch H. QANUNQ.
Undertaker.
04 south Hsln 0t.
0 tool. of the stilts ihs’doer '
and she went out
and remit:
iti‘li.‘i“.l
drink. she.
r Mr. and Mrs.
statements made to the
to kill her it she svsr‘ told.
not try to set the wospon «my
Glover.
the lsundry.
ed the (ileum to s lmn
81!! did M‘MWDM
n
than the mosh would
tum seen the person honours of
Manson
“it‘ll!
tried to shoot (“my ‘
“sit sud sits rs that”
bill
duet svs ‘
nowsspomm‘
not-iv
" Immanuel-u
bariutns’srwid " on
not «Newton.
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