.. WALL. STREET. 10: 10 a. m.-Trad-
log to stocks was almost suspended
this morning ”pending publication of .
the president' a message. The volume
5_ of business at the opening was unf-
holent to keep the market in motion 5
only a few minutes after which it re 55
lapsod Into stagnation Prices held:
steady within. small fractions of last
night’s close. The one exception was
Texas Pacific. which gained a point.
the American automobllist, is the ......"
that we are catering to ins In order
to make iii! automobile trip a Iriump .
. . si prpmslon we oak Min to bring It
‘ ' this shop before lion-tins out. We art
overhaul It. tighten up screws and min
... I chinery, put in new parts. out hia'ieib‘ “
‘ glue. brakes, magneto. plugs. ate, in 5 I
good working order and make his .5
journey a pledsaut one by lack of an- .
aoyanee by innsing hIs auto to
5 Shabby furniture‘mars the effect attire .l‘lnast feast. Don't let
’ your Christmas dinner be spoiled by retaininshrtlclos of Furniture.
carpets orIDrapery that are the worse for wear.‘ You'll find '»In our .
wareroomaxsueh articles that will suit your room. your taste and your
pocketbook. Select what you require new In time top Christmas and
be happy in the knowledge that it will serve many future generations.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-185 NORTH MAIN'ITRIET SOUTH NORWALK.
WALL strainer. 11 a. nix—Priced
weakened all around with particular
pressure against. the Wabash securi- .
‘ was and American ‘Can pfd.. Wabash
pfd. broke 1M. and thofour per cent.55
bonds 1 5-8. Disappointment over the;
declaration of only the regular divi.’
dead on American Can put, on which
,an extra payment had been looked for,
caused some liquidation of the stock5
and it gave way 2 points. muses in;
the rest of the list were restricted to”
small fractions.
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stleDamask and Napkins ‘
WHITE TABLE DAMASK. 5 at
50c, 75c and til-a yard.
UNBLEACHED DAMABK, 25c, OF INTEREST
50c and 756 a yard. .. 0 “T0.—
NAPKINS. 50e“to $3 a dozen.
as WALL eraser,
uonwaut. f ‘
PHONE sac. ‘ "
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0.“ B. J aclzson
Optician
()ne buys at a “cheap” store in the unacknowledged belief that
the customer In smllrtostwthat one gate the best of it. But do you? 5 5
i hope built my business‘ou QUALITY. QUANTITY and EERVICE. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——~Tho mar-2
and the fact that It grown steadily. It not rapidly. is pretty good evi- hot continued III a state of inauitlon;
deuce that there are many who appreciate Honest Grains and Honest after the publication or the preshl-T
Weights and a service that says “llo things as you want them and not dent‘s message until Just before 1 o' 5
as i do.” My every endeavor Is to so satisfy my customers that they clock. when It became nettle and very
wank. Wabash pfd. lost 2 5-8. Rond- i
inn. 1 5-8. American Car 1% and nor-i
iernl prominent stocks. 1. Virginiai
‘ iron jumped 9% find L”. S. Express ieilf
tour palatal
I
a complete assortment of
HUCK d BATH TOWELB.
from 51: to Bile-each.
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMD HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK
IHatc to Please Every Taste.
will continue to trade with me year after year.
i honestly believe that. my home ground feeds are as good food for
animals us It Is possible to make. and better than any other.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always III the minds of its custom-
ers-I-wlionme Home ‘Ground Feed tor Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
if a woman does not find a suitable.
and becoming lint this season it is be-
cause she falls to hunt for one or is
too poor to buy one or hasn't the good
taste that would make it possible [or
her to recognize a suitable and becom-
ing but when she found it. Every no
man ought to know what she cnnwour
successfully, but comparatively few
women do possess that valuable know-
ledge. 'l‘horo is the right but for try”
ery one. and on the whole the sunuon'n
millinory is tremendously attractive.
Tho. lino luleoI-In tho tailored but
and the drone but is porhnps more
sharply drawn than uduni. and so is
the line between tho uninil but and tho
largo hut, (inn can hnvoouo’s but
small and high or his null low. ()uu
can burn it liiillil‘ii IIIIi,I'"iIIIIIIoIl or lino
WEATHER FORECAST.
For ‘Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair und5
slightly warmer tonight; Wednesday
increasing cloudiness and decidedly
warmer; moderate variable winds. A
slight disturbance control this morn-
ing over North Dakota, is causing a
decided rise in temperature between-
Ihe Mississippi river and the Rocky
Mountains. The temperature cou-
tlnuos low east of the Mississippi
river with frosts as iur south as New
Orleans and I’cnacolu. The area of
high prosuro that Is producing the low
temperntul'cs in the ozIsII-I‘II sootioafl
has moved during, the lust 2-l hours
from liilnois southward In Virginia.
F. E. Lockwooddz Company will f
give YOU a 3525 Gas Tank for“
$16 and your Old Generator-m:
for your Autumobile.
DEATHS IND filliiilli.
5: Funeral of Miss Goodman.
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JCddO 00a] That‘s 1.!“
A Hot Thing
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you as n cos-
tomsr. Clean. free from slate. uniform quality. suitable ior turnacc. .
range. stove or self- feeder. Prices on application. I
“In“ ,,I..,,,..,,.5 metallic 35.....5 lu'ocadc of the Soldiers' Homo nl Norman Suns
RAYMOND BROTHERS Now is the Two to Bay
silk». lei.“ ”(I 5 . Ilm nf'olnoon lie Si‘i‘lf’ii in tho illh
5 5 5555 55 ._ 5 55 W5555_5W55 W5 5 Now VON. Volunteers iiilii tho “gird HORSE CLOTHING
5 . _ 'I . I. ,. ..I . .
85555555 55555 5555555555555 5555 5555 55555555555 5555555555 (,Illiiltlii.(lll. \olunlots and um. .I
5 The funurni services over Ibr- ref
inluina oi Miss Mnry Wood (inodmuni
‘ wore hold yesterday from hot late rosi~ 5
dunno, i lhddon uwnuo. inlcrulouv
iwill take place In Oahu-cod cemetery.
5innsinnhurr.
Peter 0. Gregory.
5 Motor 0, Gregory. n volnruu oi the
.viifiv‘il War. I‘llwippoli «load on tho lawn
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
————~ _ \I the out plug of lilo summit
'l‘emperuturc: Minimum. 2»; maxi.
'mqu ‘33. Cloudy . - . . . . . * :I‘Irulbcroi thr- ii A. it ill nus lso
. Italy mm b in ills Imp uni, but Kliliilllii " ‘ a
......u mm”- it tho lnrnc lint bus t‘illlli‘ into ‘il OUR NEW YEARS GREET'NG u mmnhor of Arcunum loliuo, No. ll.
'* Miss Mamie ilniiy oi Nurunnlk has 0‘55“ 555 it ~ 55“ docs unit 55 . is to wish everybody lots of i (I 0 ... oi ilridwopori ”5., M. u
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maligned il(:l posiil on In UK it. It: (i. ‘ ‘ H H" i health and happiness. and ‘0 ‘willuw unit It sun. The iuucrnl will no.
Factory unIi has accepted one in tho
slniizulinn of u auction‘s. motion. alltii
recent ivliorn from Paris toll of pron: 3
huip thorn retain it byusiun
hold at dill l’urh nvvuuo. iirhlnvpm‘i.
Luther M. Wri g’hts
Boston Store holullaritv for the iarnv low shapes ‘ only good. WW wince and “‘1 “"“i'li'mili‘ utim‘uoon 3"“ ”W “9‘3
«WE--.» ' ‘ 5 ‘ ' ' 'I iii’lill’ll'li. Ami .Wo wont. every- l-‘ ; i‘rnll rumor of i‘hr‘ru 19,555,...” IS THE PLACE
‘\ 1 n f“: I t silooi muslin/r their claims to bounty lo :I: _ , . . . . " ‘ ‘ “ ’i ‘ “i‘
it‘s. 0 D ixillllil 0 {S 5 a5 5 5 5 5 5. 5 555 53 but!) in kiitm iiit‘)‘ (full ilhlillll “155:5.ny ill‘iiilfl‘lliii‘l. Wili mmm... m.» .. ...,
is entcitniuing Mrs. iluliiled ll. Wuin- “no“ ‘4‘“ n “i on i "‘r multimls “m i Imwuro such I iii Maw.” g, services . . _
lines than upon profusion oi trimming:
Asliinio i‘unt \ l'onlllor. n mohndo or
embroidered oinnluuul. or how if rim
oriv posed anti inspired in point or
color may servo to trim oil-u Iho hnudl .
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wright, of Mailnaquan,
. homel‘orka few days-
The first meeting of the South Nor
N‘ J" at her i-‘lynn‘s. "it‘lur lily?i ”bi those bov-
orugos is particularly choice and
vnry carefully sd’l‘dd’t‘od. Roma oi‘
wry turn \‘iiliiliw. but all pure.
William H. Jennings.
William H. Jennings. nixed highly-
i‘our yours; one found aloud in bad
Three Best Bets in 1912 Motor Cars
unlit Board of Estimate and Taxation matured and free from ndullora- 1W (5” ,5 5 o
5 _ 5 5 5 5 5 5 55 5 . . .. ruins. by his Ilium». Airs. lull! Th K ThBH d 5 Th M ’
~ wtii be hold this evening in- the coun- houlo5st 4,»:5rn5ffizlnoon hails} but them: tlon. iiurr M 5m, ”5255555551.”. m .519 iiiull e , i’lt ll 80“ e Dyer
a. I ’ V ‘ ‘ . I i . I i I . ‘ ‘ w I . o ‘
“l Iluuuber. In “ nslilnulon street. . iaflI-lieglu‘ntw ;::§:la::;lil;:roii;::v;;l;:;: > 551er Norwalk. “.!,,5.5,.5,1”5.1h.m5 hire. the passenger ileilop than ever “'lpe Meyer sue oi?
\‘orw’aik Milo ”EC—boils Frutoi‘nul or upon widen fur and turn and flow. Magflfl & F'ynn i‘lurr Mt hcr uuclc in tho morning litiifliiillllllii'c “ms Sumo 01d urine The Meyer t‘ar.
loud at that time he alunuirmi In no 5“” Siiii‘lifli‘.
ins Well as over. No: returning home
Int noon on account of the. \vonlhcr.
§sho did not Ilnd him unlit the. pruning.
Elie was lying on his bed. Word was
. aenl'lo Dr. S. H. Huntington. medical
oxnminur, who examined the remains
and pronounced that death came from
a stroke of apoplexy. The deceased
The .lloycr want to own one."
$2, 350
.isk for demousiluilou.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, CONN.
5_0rdor of Eagles will elect officers nt
5_their meeting this evening. All mem-
-- hers are therefore urged to be present.
are are successfully cumblnod.
For in cxtcnhivcly usml In the with "m
tor Iuiiliuory. and while it forms the
only trimming on some hats. II is com
blood with any and Mary millinory
material. Mnliucs. velvet. loco. flow;
(are, plumes. all are nusooiatud with
fur, and usually the resulting effect In
good.
("oinploie i
ii 900 l.$l 600 I
See them at our guingo
minstrcl committee oi‘ the
Tho
. . .‘ South Norwalk Club hold it meeting
.. . 5. last evening. Another meeting will
5 be held on Thursday evening at which
time George P‘inklestone will be pro
Men’ 5. Women s and Children’ s Ruhber
Boots, Storm and Low-cut Rubbers and
55 in charge the men s turkey' puppet in
5‘the pariah room of Trinity Episcopal
L held last evening, at which time all the
sent.
A meeting of the committee having
Church, .next Tuesday evening, was
'arrangemeuts were made.
Miss Elizabeth SIudWell Clark re.
turned to her studies at LnuIelton
Hall, Milford. after spending her
Thanksgiving vacation at Hotel Ma-
hackemo, the guest of Mrs. J. W.
Many of the hats both largo ‘nud
small have brims faced with contrast
lug color. IWhito velvet tacos somaol’
somber color, and though easily soil-
next the taco.
faced with fresh pink velvet are at.
tractive. and of cohrse there are many
more violent color contrasts furnished
iiy brim facings.
Culored hats faced in black are, le-
gion and light or bright colored hats
the best looking big nuts in black or .
ed. ls extremely soft and becoming 5.
Some large. models‘in black Velvet I'
302 Atlantic 3th
STAM F0 R D
Arctics attire Lowest Prices
The White Shes Store
90 Washington St..
SOUTH NORWALK
was born in itidgeileid and Is surviw
ed by one daughter. Mrs. Jonnloxecl-
.er or that place. He is a veteran pl 9
the Civil War and n member of Jews
sulem l..odgc. No. ill. F. and A. .\i..
of Ridgcfleld. The funeral arrange-
ments will be announced later.
Mrs. William A. Ambler.
lira. William A. Ambler. of 11 lin~
ion Park. died last night about ten
lolciock at her home. She had been
hovering between lite and death for‘
some few weeks and grew no better.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
33 South Main Street. South Norwaik -
II ‘ ‘ 4
GREAT SALE OF WOMEN'S SUITS, COATS, DRESSES. SKIRTS,‘5
WAISTS AND FURS
you wall to Investigate our claims.
5 Every garment we sell is such exceptional value at the price that“.
once you wear one we are sure of your future patronage It will pay, ‘, 5-
322 Insoles Suit for. . .. ”311.98
825 Ladies‘ Suits for . . . , $145.98
sld'Ladieri’ Coats tor . . . . $7.98
820 Ladies' Coats for ..... $11.98
:35 Fur Coats for .......$27.50
> $40 For Coats for .. “$30.09
We carry everything In Furs-«Ghildren's Sets and Ladies’ Mutts and
Studwell. .
She is survived by her sister, Mrs. E..
.S. Meeker and a atop-sou Frederick 8.3
iAmbler. both of Nox’wnlk. The tune-.5
rai services 'qu he held at 2:30 o‘-;
gclock Thursday afternoon .from her 55
Elsie. horde and Rev. Frank D. Torrey.
pastor of the ' Norwaik Methodist
:10 Dresses ior».,........35.98~ ‘
$16 Dresses for ..........$8.98 ,'
t4 Skirts for . ...szea
$2 Waists for .. ..........“98o
$3 Waists for ..,. ........ $1.98 .
often have rolled brims faced with
dark or neutral color-taupo or seal
or panne~lu place of blackmNew
York Sun.
A small blaze in the rear of Leo S.
Koppel‘s store in North Main street.
‘ yesterday, did some damage to cloth-
ing which he had hanging In the vicin-
ity‘ of the tire. An alarm was rung
The Gibson 100 Cig ar
5 FORMERLY MADE 3V THE GEORGE E. MILLER 00.. 0g NEW
. YORK CITY NOW MADE BY THE OLD WELL CIGAR 60., ARE
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
Wedding Gown.
5, in but before the department reached
fire companle‘s in the city of Norwalk
. terday he was omewhat better. and
- Friends and family are hopeful.
the anode the fire had been extin-
guished In
......J
I The nogular meetings of the various
ireshments will be served.
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Edward Hyatt of East avenue. who
is III of pleura-pneumonia, is some-
what improved today. saturday there
was a consultation between Dra'IWai-
tor and Dexter Hitchcock. «They gave
Mr. 'iiyatt up, as did the nurses, none
believing that he would survive the
night. Sunday he was otlll‘aiive, yes-
today be Is much improved. There is
now an tron chance for recovery.
afternoon.a
~ : The Dutch neck is used on some mod-
I air. but the shallow yoke and high
‘ergaluehafiroix has given us an
exquisite model of a toilette'de marlse.
white satin. made plain to the skirt.
The long train Is folded at‘dne side in
live thicknesses of material and caught
or. ' The folds of satin are crossed over
at the waist line and are continued
around the girdle. The iong'sleevs are
of tullenmd the high collar" Ia edged
with satin.
.5 With this is a caplike adornment of
tulle for the hair, With a tiny line of
roses forming an edge. The veil is
folds at each side to the hem oi the
dress. ‘ ‘
Collars High. .
A predominance of the high collar Is
noticeable on blouses and bodiceWr
says the New York Press.
pad with two
a. repetition
says the New York Press. it is of 5
SOUTH NORWALK
AUGUST. C.
BAXTER. F. H.
BRIGGERMAN. W. A.
CANEVARI. D. .
OA3TELLANO G. BAROINI
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
GERMANIA norm. .
outer-r0 a co.
Kasreauros. K.
I assay, A. a co.
MAGNER a FLYNN
an a racy.
MA KOKEMO HOTEL
. moaatu a ohaaou:
MO ELLI‘, .I.
no AK, 3.
PLAISTED. a. 5n.
scuaua. cam.
soHMIor. ADAM
SILLIMAN. E. H..
sTILLsoN rowan. co‘.
Homes. KEELER a SEL—
Laok do. THE
MACE saoa.
skatt‘tit a‘ HOWARD
wean. a. r.
folded over it and falls in soft, crisp ‘
many. and ‘
OUR TORIC LENSES
approach more nearly the shape
at the eyes and make the eas-
iest and inert perfect lenses to
be bad. They increase the field
of vision and do pway with all
the tiring retraction. ,
We employ experienced Com 5
lists to‘sxaauini ei'os. ' '
‘5587 ammufglc ~ scum .
church will chit-late;
W
Our idea of a, polite man is one who
won't tell a woman the truth when
she asks what he honestly thinks of
Cold reason is a poor stimulant for
affection. .
A ‘man can lie to people without
ever. realizing they are doing} It to
him. '
5 The reason a. girl is so sure to be
able to tool a man is he‘s so sure she
can't
All women“ have faith enough for
long endurance; few men have scour.”
once enough for longtaith. .
A man stores up a lot at trouble
tor himselt by tailing to forgive his
enemies.
A successful politician is always do-
in. something for “e rybod but
, Scarfa. at the lowest prices.
In Pouuos suoaa .‘......
Fancy Dolor. per pkg.
Not-a-Sesd Raisins. 2 pkgs. ..25c
Fancy Tabla Raisins, pkg.
. Florida Orinoco, par ties. ......30o
Extra Fancy Grape Fruit..8 for 25el$woot Cider, per gallon. ...... ..
...—......—
FINEST ASSORTMENT 50? FANCY APPLESN
ROYAL GROCERY CoMP
TEL 8334.
.10c
...25o
Apricots. per lb.
Layer Figs, pet ib.
3 can. Pumpkin
Dudley’s Pumpkin. 2 exam...
.5. 5 . . . _ BUTTER ..... .
" mm“ ”91" maflmng' ”mm“ °’ “‘3‘" the edge “We” a ””1““ 0' “We 33:232.? :OJEL Wi‘afié’kévw‘. 31-1“: . her .... . eons. .......... Dozen, 30¢
particular importance, aside from the roses and leaves. .5 CUNEO (3.. ' NORWALK °\ When you hear two men talking so Fancy Mixed Nuts. 2 lb. ......2So Citron. per lb. ,. _
. discussion on the chief engineer ques- The bodiceis of white tulle, With a DISESA, LEONARD BAUR. W. c. loudly that We} can be heard in ilie Seed Raisins. per pkg. .......... 10o Pool, Orange or Lemon, per lb. . ‘ ”
tion. is expected to he brought before ficth effect or duchesa lace on one DREYFUEB. A. w. GLENDENING, H.. a. co. next block they are talking aboutlc'“."°“ Currants, per pkg..10c Prunes. 2 lbs.
any of the meetings. The usual re- sldeapd the su’rplice Nation the our EAGLE‘HOTEL HAYES- 4-7 ' something of which they know nothing Cranberries. not (it ...........10c Evaporated Peaches. per lb. .‘l
..oeyuqsu
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Norwalk Chronicler