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mer's boat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one ail-ft,
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CALLS
92-2—News Department
a92-3-1-Buelnen Department
44-2—Branch Office, Norwalk
890 T—Edltor'e Residence
729-6—0Ity Editor's Residence
OystorSliell PointNorwalk
~OSCAR ANDERSON
,wsA‘EHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vlrinlty:‘ 'Partly D n l
cloudy weather tonight. Friday fair ‘
and somewhat. colder. High north-
West winds. The disturbance that
Was central over Lake Superior yes- yourself to be intiucnr-od with an idea
that my work is not good because my
prices are not high.
terday morning is now passing out the
St. Lawrence Valley and this vicinity
is on the southern edge of it. '1‘
temperature continues low in the
southern and western sections.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY- any price. and l guarantee nothing
Temperature: Low, 34; high, 41.
Partly cloudy.
Read about the opening night sale
in the Mintz adv.
~Miniat‘re decorative electric light-
ing outfits for Christmas trees. Look
them over. Reed & Voik Elec. Co.
If you want wines at New York pri- 16 South Main St
ces Beckmann‘s is a good place to buy
them. See adv.
-Xmas Umbrellas. O'Brien.
less than the host in every case for
every patient, 3 ~
There is only one best in quality at
Dr. J. H. Mallory
South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
Anything in the jewelry line will
be found at Noack's. lie has some -
330d Christmas suggestions in today‘s
a v.
Miss Cornelia Odell, of East. avenue,
has returned home from the three
weeks‘ Christmas vacation from the
Dana Hall school at Wollcsiey, Mass.
Otto Lindstrom, the papillar second
chairman in Mayor Albert M. l’ohl-
man's barber shop in Washington»
street, is spending the day in New
York City. —
——Ali kinds of Slippers. from We to
$2.50, at (loam-ally 6t Bracken'e.
-The meeting of the directors of the
Norwulk Oyster (lrowers' Association.
which was to have been held last eve-
ning, has been postponed to next Mom
day night. it will be held at the home
of the president. E. F. iiuriburt. in
Quintnrd avenue.
wWhat are you going to buy for
Xmas, a Derby? O'Brien.
There was a meeting on the "110w
hotel for Norwaik City” proposition
last even-ins and progress was report-
ed. The meeting was adjourned will:-
out date and when the committee hava
more progress to report. another meet-
ing will be called.
~IAdies’, Mlsses’ and Children's
warm Slippers. Glover's Shoe Store.
The breaking of some water pipes
abovelthe clothing store of Caraungh
and West was responsible for the dam-
aging of some of the ilrm's Christmas
stock yesterday. The damageuwan not
great, as the trouble was discovered
‘mly by the clerk, Frank ()imsiead.
~~0peulng night at the (treat lloli-
day Store. ltesd advertisement on
page 8. Mintz'e.
At the meeting of St. Mary‘s Young
Men's'Club last evening in the Loom
ard street quarters. it was voted to
purchase the pool table that the coin-
mlttee from the club have had In view.
The table will be procured at once.
other matters of important business
wore transacted.
- largest assortment of Neekwoar
in the city. Over 2000 to select from,
at ltosers & Stevens“.
James McCoy and William Murray.
who were arrested last evening by ol'lil
cor Charles Page for intoxication. Morn
ray being found in am Wail street
and McCoy lathe-Brena street tramp
‘ house. were Mlemt‘Od this morning
to so days each in the Bridgeport iail.
Ollicer Page took them to Bridleport
later in the morning.
wAny electrical article for hosting
our son would make a practical xiii.
All inds. hood I: Volt: Electrical Co.
Reports from Derby are to the effect
that Thad "l‘lotoo, a former iiouib Nor-
walk barber. received a sentence of 10
days in iaii yesterday for annuities
his wile. ' Tietlo will formerly emoio ~
, ed at Mayor Pohlmsn's barber limp a
_ "Washington street and was made isms
one for a time on account of his ro-
puieu discovw of an elixir of life.
Time was and wait letters from
s... over the country for a time.
not lonely a
Handkerchiefs
Hemetitched,,Llnen. .129’2c, 25c, 35¢
Embroidered Linen..12',"2c to $2.50
Linen Initial ........... “121/2, 25c
Special Boxes i/g doz. £1.50 per box
XMAS POST CARDS
l. I.MALLETTE _
(formerly Mime Dawson)
ea WAsl-ilriGTON STREET
"00,000.00
date Deposit Boxes. or and 85 per your
«latest styles for Xmas. O'Brien.
The annual manual the Narnia
Historical and Memorial ubrm AI-
sooistion was ‘boldvisstoveni in the ‘
’ historical ballot ._'l‘ilomeoiu m
ed. but. those who
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his. vmilur readout soy-hi «no
hose and lilies marshal: ‘ us-
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claim memo
CityNationaiBarik
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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TRANBACTD A GENERAL BANKING
BUBINEBS
Surplus and Profits
'1 17.0003”
Capital
EDWlN H. MATHEWBON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. int Vice-Pres.
Pres.
WILFRED IODWILL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Hear-y Beymour
John R. Knapp Ismael Grumman
Josiah R. Mervin .l. Wallace Mervin
Christian Owen-ta John H. Light
Fred H. Rowen
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Pay your bills by
check. A neces-
‘alty for the men
in business; a
convenience for
nervous;
Young men's ec-
oounts «vicinity
desired. ‘ '
‘ Give That Man SW'onl
Handkerchiefs
We also have a fine line of Men's
The New Store
24 Wall St. N orwaik.
to Wear or Use . §
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ething.
The problem of giving to men in the easiest our: to
solve, if you’ll only remember that men like to recciVe use—
ful g“iit:i—-praclit‘lil things for wear or use. Naturally, you
look to a man's store for such things; u store where men’s
needs are supplied the your ’roumi. There is no better
' place to shop for men's wills than the. host men‘s store ip
townwaml that is this store, by general consent. Our
llolillny Slorks urt- Wally-”Slum early and ”avoid the
THESE THINGS WILL PLEASE MEN
House Coats
Bath Robes
Sweaters Cuff Links
Raincoats WatchtF be
Gloves Arm Ban 3
Garters Umbrellas
Hosiery Canes
Suspenders Suit Cases
Club Bags Tie Holders .
Overcoats Rubberized Coats
TWO STORES:
and want it in the future.
22 Wall Street. NORWALK
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Goods put in pretty holiday boxes without extra
Leather Novelties.
South Nor-walk
:4 South Main St.
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You want to trade at a store that you can depend on~a store that is
sincere in its every effort to give you an honest. servicens store that
will never misrepresent quality. in short, a sincere store that il con-
tent to build for the future and so will keep faith with its customers.
My business has been bullded on a firm foundation of behest grain at
fair prices and not a one-time order place. i want your custom now——
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MANUEL residence.
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but FISH to get them“ .4.
Roe Shad - -
Weaklish
Flatfish -
Frost Fish
Herring
Smelt -
lliueiish. Salmon. Spanish Mackerel. ilnllhul. Snapper tildes.
Fresh (‘oil. It‘innnn lindiiios. Long island and Son Escallops.
Long and ileum] Mums, iirocnport and itot'ltuway
Hitl‘ii i‘l'ulis.
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The Jewelers
Offer two large and complete stocks for your inspection
90 Washington it. 50. NORWALK
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FREE DELIVERY.
Heliday Gifts
A Gift from the Jeweler‘s is always acceptable and is
A‘Lasting One
Coleburn 8r Lauder
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom‘
ers--~Iionnie liorue Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
1pc lb .
the lb
1"“2c lb
1a: db ,.
- . lilo lb
14c - 20¢: lb
Oysters,
resonates H. ROWAN, 2nd Vie. Cutbin,s Bridge ’ FiSh Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
in our stock viii'be sold at may to
, duesil prices for the certainty My
. to mohroowfor our notion work.
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“WALD STREET. 10:10 a. m.--Trnd- ‘
ing was in small volume at the out-
set. but there was a good undertone to
the market. leading stocks all show-
ing slight advance above yesterday's
closing Prices. Western Maryland im-
proved 196 and intorborough-Metropoi-
itan pm. 1%,,
WALL STREET, Noon—«Trading
fell off slightly in the second hour, but
the market held well with further‘
gains in the active issues. The report.-
oli forthcoming prosecution of the al-
lesed electrical trust by the federal
government. had no effect on General
Electric, which was again strong on
tumors of an increased dividend. Buy-
ing of Canadian Pacific was attributed
to foreign interest. There was increas-
od demand for bonds with a further
advance in Georgia Central issues.‘
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.~—Prices'
hardly moved an eighth and business . Umbrellas “00 to 85.00.
was confined to a handful of stocks. '
Mrs. Gudsby~8ho says frankly that
she can‘t play bridge. but that isn't
the best of it. Mrs. ilungwats~~What
is? Mrs. (’iadshy~-«she doesn’t try.—- .
Somervillc Journal.
Figures don‘t lie, but they furnish
a.
ASensiblé and Pleasing
ChriStmas Gift .. i
to a Man]:
Give a lady something fancy and pretty. but a then
wants something more on the everyday order-for
Instance. Neckties, Books, Shirts, Suspenders.
Our unparalleled, the beyond-comparison showing of
Neckwear makes selecting easy. Hundreds.,to to look
ntvooc, 76c. $1.00. A handsome presentation Xmas
box with each tie. , ..
interwoven Books, an ideal gift—one pair or a dozen.
For the Holidays we are showing an attractive box
of four pairs. assorted colors or black. $1.00.
a big. roomy Blanket Bath Robe, $5.00. _ s it
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House Costs, $5.00, $6.00. ‘ .‘-‘
Linen Handkerchiefs-do fact, all the good things a
man needs.
THE BEDT OF IT.
THE FIDGETY BACHELOR. V .,
“But why do you put your friend's
things in the dining room?"
“Oh. be is so used to restaurants that
he won’t enjoy his dinner unless he
can watch his hat and coat."-—-Louis-
ville Courier-Journal. .
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p of Your Christmas Money ' .
That's all it takes to havc.this beautiful Huntington Piano sent home, to make a hap- _ V.
py Christmas day for all the family. ' ‘ 1
It means constant cniertaimmnt and life for the‘ home. It means musical education “for
the children. It means all the refining influences that go with familiarity With music.-
Ilow often do you spend ten dollars foolishly?
Once a mouth, at least, or you are a careful householder.
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Here, for Ten cash. and only, Six a month, you may give to your wife or daughter the ‘ *- *
most enjoyable and valuable possession that could be placed in the home. , ‘
i There is no other medium-priced piano to compare with the Huntington in worthy: ~
piano qualities. Tone, action, construction, beauty of design and finish are vastly better
than most pianos selling for‘iifty dollars more. ’ ' ’ ‘
Come in and see and here it. And remember that
ONLY TEN DOLLARS
is all you need to pay to have it sent home.
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