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Brass Ware
A Large Assortment
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at WM. 1. 111111113
soon AND era-nounvmonee
Naming-south Nerweik
Table Damask and Napkins '
wnrrc TAIL: 'oAMAeK,_»at .
60c. 75c and 31 I yard. ,
UNBLEAGHED DAMASK, 250,
We and 1511 a yard.
NAPKINS, 600 to 33 a dozen.
a complete assortment of
HUCK 6. BATH 'TOWELS,
from 61: to 501: each.
E. K. BANKS
IAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to.
night; Friday fair, followed by increas-
ing cloudiness and slowly rising tern-
‘perature; light to moderate variable
winds. Disturbances are central this
manning over Morrtaua and IXMIIBIHDD.
Cloudy and rainy weather preavils “611
the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts,
with rain extending up the Mississippi
Valley'to Memphis, Tenn. An area. of
high pressure, central over this vicin-
ity,‘ts producing pleasant weather in
the eastern portion of the Lake re‘gion
wand along the North Atlantic coast.
Moderate temperatures continue in
nearly all sections.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 22; maxi-
mum, 36. Cloudy.
Still, you might keep
within striking distance.
The Woman' s Club of Norwnlk will
, hold nt1egular1rrce‘1l11g today.
lined ll. Flynn, of South Nor-walk,
those skates
iwere to tulle an inventory of ll11.1 orb,
ET 1. ..1111'1 xiii ;
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ilead oi Electric Express Ballet
'SaiisiiedWiih Award 111 $11,-
000 for His Property
Charles M. Cole, for'rrter head of the
Cole Eletric Express (‘10., which was
taken over by the Connecticut Com-
pany, is not satisfied with the valua-
tion placed upon 11115 property by the
appraiser, and he “appeared in the su-
perior court yesterday to testify in
the suit he brought against the Con.
rrectlcut Co. Cole asks that the award
of 311,000 given by the appraiser, Wal-
do C.‘ Bryant, of 1llrldgeport be not al-
lowed. Cole claims this amount rep-
resents merely tlre different items of
equipment and does not include the
property in Ansonla 1101' 111:1 value of
the express company as a going corr-
corn.
The express company originally leas-
ed from the Connecticut Railway 6’1
Lighting Co. the right to use the ire].
icy tracks for express. curs. When the
Connecticut (‘11. absorbed tin~ Connec-
ticut Itnllwuy it Lighting (.‘o. it decid-
ed to take over the express company's
business. ,(ieut-rnl Freight and Pan
sensor Agent .\i. .l. Leary and (‘ioie1
i
press c11111111111y‘.1 property. but it 1111.111
agreed to call in 11 disinterested per
son to 11111 as tht~ third appraiser.
Waldo (‘. Bryant. president and
treasurer of tin. lil‘ynnl Electric (311.,
Bridgeport, was selected as the third
spout yesterday in Bridgeport 1111 busi-
ness. !
Mrs M. ii Glover and Miss “1112111111
Grtgory, of Norwalk, are fishing in.
New ~”liven.
i
Airs. Howard V. Wordenfof
walk hit this morning for a short Hall.
with frierirds in New York 11nd ltutlrer-1
Nor- i
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At the meetina'uf Butler Lodge. No. l
97,1.(l.(). i‘, which was held lastl
eveniur. 1111 first degree was confer-
red on one candidate. i
~9f1c and live coupons will buy of
Vanity Box. A neat and uselul Christ-
inus gilt.
l
The Housatonic Power Company
completed its work of laying gas mains
in Gibson (Yours yesterday and today
the houses are being connected up‘.
—~Ladies‘ iii-button Black and Tan
,Shoes, at Conneaily & Bracken.
There will be a vacation for the
members of Grace Church Branch.
Girls‘ Friendly Society, for no more
meeting-s will be held until January
2nd. '
The South Norwalk Trust Company
has installed a new Blackmere office
directory in the hallway leading to
the upper~ floors. The improvement
will be a great convenience to those
wishing to find the oflices.
——Some new electric fixtures would
please mother. Excellent line at the
Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
Steve Kkoacs was arrested last night
on a warrant by Officer John H. Tooth
ill charged with drunkenness breach
of the peace and assault on his wife,
Theresa Kovacz. He was released in
bonds of $50 1111111 Saturdhy, when the
trial will be held.
~Glover‘s the Place. Misses' and
Children’s High Cut Shoes, $1.50 to
32.50.
Court Cecile, Daughters of Gastric,
is to elect a new slate of officers atr
the annual'meeting to be held this
‘ evening in the Catholic Clirb house in
' West 'avenue. it is requested that ev~
ery member be present. '
The 'mOSt' Derplexing question just
now its what are you going to give for.
Christmas. As most people believe.
in giving practical gifts you will find
such among the well selected stock
shown by A. J. CollinsCo. Their lines .1
are so varied and asosrtments so large ,
heat they faithfully pe1nform this ante
sion. See advertisement.
Large-Size _‘ 55¢
- appraiser.
by the 1111111.- 11111111: l
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!Crushed Hand White Lifting Water
jgr'ound, tearing off a nail and lnscor-
Mellrn’s Food ‘
ills inventory awarded the
express 1011111111" about 3“ mm The
A LITTLE DANDERINE WILL
MAKE YOUR HAIR LUSTROUS,
SOFT, FLUFFY ABUNDANT
Get a 25 cent Bottle Nowan‘d
Forever Stop Felling Hair, Itching
Scalp and 13-11de
It you Wish to Double the Beauty
[of “your Heir Men Minutee Iurely
Try I Bandeau: Heir Clashes
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Your hair 11111111111111 light, wavy, fluffy
IIIth and appears II Ioit, 111 row
beautiful a 11‘ young girl’s after I «deride
hair cleanse. Just try thie~moisten I cloth
with a little DIndcrine and carefully 111-1111
throu {:11 you hair, taking one email mend
It a tune. in will cleanse the hair of duet,
dirt and excessive oil and in Jim a few
moments you have doubled the beauty of
your'hair.
A del' htful surprises awaits particularly
motwhlg Fave 1! been careless, whose ddhraiyt
I e11 us note or it sonny
11111111 or 111?“. BcIich beautifying e111'. 1111’:
It once Danderiuc dissolves ever: particle
of dandruff cleanses, purities an invigor-
atca the to: p, forever stopping itching and
falling hair.
Try as you will, after one application of
Dandcrinc you cannot find any dead ml? or
I IooIe or falling hair, and your scalp will
never itch, but what will please you man
will be after 11 few weelu' use when you will
actually see new hair—fine and downy It
firstwycI-but really new hair aprouti Ill
0ch the whip. Dandcrine maker the ’
grow long, heavy and luxuriant and we can
prove it. If you care for pretty, Iolt hair
and lots of rt surely get I 25 cent bottle of
Knowlton' l Dendenne from any druggint
or toilet;
rrtcr, And just try it.
W. _~~“~_-..._.-M._- n... m--.~.__..__.._.._
l bare a business ”principle." i would like you to get better
acquaintetl‘ with. it's a business “char-Ecru" He built during the
years i‘ve been before tin1 people asking their patronage. i solicit.
your implicit coniidrncc, and in return promise to give the moat scab
one study to the perfecting of my 111cillties for meeting your wants.
1 risk a fair share of profits for myself. no more. i have never
taken more. 11.111111111111111 have more than the. mere satisfaction of
succeediurt. l have the consciousness of having dealt fairly with
those who have given me success.
MANUEL TORO HATCH;
First in quality. last in prirc. always in the minds of. its custom-
cram» llonnio Home Ground Feed for llilrsés. Cattle and Poultry
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lt‘orrncr'tlirut (‘ourpilnv 5111s both sides;
111111111! to 1111111111 lhy'unr 11 figures. but
jthnt (ole is now unulllihg to abide
ITALIAN LABORER iNJURED. 1'
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Pipe at Fair GroundI.
Joseph Antonio or New t'anauu. on
.lialtan laborer in the employ of the
water department of the (“ty of Norv
walk injured his right hand (ruitc‘
painfully this morning at l0 oclook,
at the Fair Grounds in \\i1111ipaul1
when :1 heavy water pipe, w~hi<l1 he
was handling, slipped and trashed the
member between the pipe and the
sting the hand.
Frederick Buckley. of the water corn»
mlssioners‘ office. was on hand and
was about to bring the man to Nor-
walk to a physician, when Dr. Jean
Dumortier happened along and was
hailed. The doctor quickly dressed
the hand.
- That’s It !-——
JCddO Goa A HotThing
Send on an order for one load, and we will retain you as a cue
temer. Clean, free from elate. un1form quality suitable for ‘yturnaee.
range, stove or «if-.feeder Prime on 11111111111
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Try‘ to Get .
Ruppert’ s
BEER
it's worth any effort, though
little is required. inasmuch as 11
postal or 1'1 ‘.phone call will bring
'it to your door. Rnppert's Beer
is a pure, wholesome. delicious
beverage. made and bottled in
' the cleanest of ways. 31.15 the
case of 24 bottles.
A stitch in time. may save patching
up a quarrel.
Magnet 81 Flynn
Special Sale of Arctics
Children’s $1.75, Arctics . $119
Women’s $2.50 Arctics $1.79
The White Shoe Store
302 Atlantic Sit. 90 Weehlngton Sh,
STAMFORD BOUTH NORWALK
1 Carat
.'i‘o-mor'row. no one will be 1
disnp oilitcd—u'e shall sell
lilt'flt.‘ iiidics' diamond rings at
$39 each They look to be “
,muclr 1111111111 as trey here not
\ritlr 11 wide spread or surface.
liliery 11111.1 sold with 0111
agreement to return] 111-1111
money if mutthed by any res
'luil Jeueler for less than
, $50 .00. (“11111er the heights
and pritea‘ of 11 ion of our
spetiul diamond rings now on
‘ sale equally as cheap quality
considered.
it and id CIrate..
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For Beautiful and Lasting
HOLIDAY G FTS
There is nothing more appreciated than a gift from the Jervelor‘ s.
.Colebum &Laulder
11111 JEWELERS
Open Evenings till Chrtstmas
are offering two largeoomplete and first-class stocks at low prices.
96 WASHINGTON STREET; SOUTH NORWALK.
22 WALL STREET, NORWALK. 1
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CHARLES Alli-1H“:
mesm- of 11111111911111, '
roll! or. New link
York city, is spending a. few days at
her summer home in the lilast Rocks
. road. '
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Mrs. Louis 11.114111111111251. ,of New
The incorporate? or the Normal:-
New Canned Trolley. line will meet
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this evening at 8 o'clock in the Non ‘ '
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at 11111111111
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 "An ad-
ltl out of every 100 deaths at all 11er
during the year: 1910 were amons
infants under one' year old, and 27
were among children under five years
old. Of all cities in registration
states, or registration cities in non-
registration states, the lowest per-
centage of deaths of infants under
ten year old. 4 per cent, and deaths
of children under five years, 6 per
cent, were shown for Santa Cruz.
California. Lackawanna, N. Y.. re
ported the highest percentage of
deaths 62, trader one year and also
the highest under five years, 79.'
The percentage of Connecticut at
large is shown to 1be 20 under one
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vance 1111119111 11111111 by the 111.111.1111.:
bureau eaya that in the entire death ,'
registration area of the United States, ,
-umw—v—
His Royal Hrghness
the American automobtilat. la the 111111
that we are catering to and in 111-11111. ,
to make his automobile trip I. triumph:
Il procession we eel: him to 11111111111111
‘ . tbiI shop before starting out We 1111131.
overhaul it, tighten up IcrewI- 9nd urn-F.
chicory, put in new parts, 11111; hlIl en.-
sine, .brakea, magneto. plugs, Meal! 3
good working order and make hie
Journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
' noyance by bringing biI auto to 1'. -1 '
0.15. Jackson
1 Optician
eel WALL arses?
nonwurt.
PHONE 48a.
year old, and 27 under five years old
out of each 100 deaths in the state;
at all 11111111..
Ansonin, reported 26 per cent. on-
‘der one year and it under five yearsi
' old; 11111111911011 23 and 33 per cent.;!
Bristol town, 28 and 37; Dunbar-y
toWn. l7 and 22: Greenwich town, 28‘
and iii; Hartford, 10 and 23; Man-l
cheater town, 17 and 26; Merideni
own, 2] and 28; iiilddlctown town’
14 and 21; Naugntuck. 31 and 110;:
New Britain. 34 and 48; New Haven
ill and 25; New London. ismnd 24; j
lNorwnlk towu.16 and 20; Norwich
1W1 town, 11 and 22;0111ntto 10W,“ 17 and
gill; Stamford town, 20 and 26; '-l‘or,
'rington town, ‘28 and 41; Wallingford
11011111, 211 and :l4;“'uterl111r\' 2t: and
'.38 11nd Windham town. l9 and;
"358T ON EARTH "
This is the terdlct of it. .l. liowell.’
."'f'1a1~\, 0., who bought Foley's Honey
and TM Compound for his wife. “iier
i
_;c11sc was the worst l have ever seen,
'and looked like a sure case of con-
,sumption ltor 111111111 ”were sore and
lshe coughed ”most incessantly and
her who was hoarse and a eak Fir
'ler' s Ilonoy and 'l of Compound
brought relief at once and less than
three bottles 11"1ff111ted complete
The lliriduc 11111111111111 and w,
i.'I‘ “11111111111113. '1
Everythirg in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
1 F. E. Lockwood 81 Company will]
give you a $25 Gas Tank for,
$16 and your Old Generator-"14’.“
for your Automobile.
,.
Now is the Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
; spill:- "
PRilli iii iiiIIlliiilii :
iii NEW HAVEN iRMillil
Offered to Governor 11511111111 by
the Socialists of That 8in
NEW HAVEN, llec. l.:t -~—-‘l‘ire 1111111
ésocinlists who lust neck crtntod a soil
station with 1111 open lctttr to (ioreruor
‘llaldwin charging that open gnrniriiuu
iwas conducted at public dances given
,by militiamen in the State Armory. to-
ldny tendend Governor Baldwin elr
assistantc in the inrestlauriou he or-
tiered. ‘
‘ \\ 9 fear," they said in 11 second let»
ter to the governor. "that the military"
investigating committee may not call
1011 us who started this probe; and
such investigation could 1111111111 be
called complete." -
The offer of assistance is made con
in such military probes that all evi-
dence is secret. it so, the sociallsts‘
say they are prepared to make public
the names of the uniformed militia-1',
men wire conducted the gambling}
table last November 25. They claim.
der rears were admitted promiscuous
ly without escorts and that disgraceful1
scenes took place in the galleries of
the armory.
That their first letter stirred the au-
thorities to action was remarked at
the armory dance last Saturday night:
wiren'four uniformed policemen and'
perhaps several plain clotheémen werei
' on duty, and the disorderly scenes of1
previous dances were conspicuous by
their absence.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE 70 ‘
' " MEET. '
STAMFORD, Dec. 14-—-'IThe 1111111111
iican state central committee will be
called to meet in January by State
Chairman Kenenly to make prelimin-
ary arrangements for the spring con-
vention, which will aelectvthe state
delegation to the national convention.
Mr. Keneaiy was not decided upon the
date, but all the McKinley Club barr-
quet at Waterbury on McKinley day
will draw most of the party workers to
that city, the committee meeting may
be held at or about that time, to ac-
commodate all. Chairman Kenealy
was anxious to retire from the active
duties of" chairman before the last
campaign, but was prevailed upon to
continue. While he has not definitely
stated so it is believed that Mr. Ken
only will again renew his request to
be permitted to retire.
no 1111111111113
"vzav sasr BUTTER, . pound
..... 38c
ditlonnl Oil Lht‘. basis that the 9,1,191106368T FLOUR 24 1-2 pound hag . . . .......................... . . . . . . . . 80°
In [he 0.1180 be made public as SDGQGIIV 15 pounde GRANULATED SUGAR .. - ........... .‘ ................ ’1-00
[18 lmssible. There if! said (o be 8 rule 10 pound bag. PURE BUCKWHEAT for ......................... I see 1355
TRY A POUND OF AMBROST COFFEE—Once Used Always Used.
to have further proof that girls of ten; T" "9- 909- DBHVOI‘IOI 8' 30 l- m- and 2' 30 p. m-
Three Best Bets in 1912 Meter Cars
The Krit TlCHudsonf The Moyer ”
Fire passenger lieiter than erer “The Meyer see of
liemountable rims 1 Some old price {The Meyer 0111',
Complete i Self starting The 11111-1114 want to own he. "
$ 900 “$14 600 $2, 350
See them at our garHltge Ask for demonstration.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK. CONN. , ‘
The Great A&P Tea Conrpany
124 WASHINGTON 81“.. SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY
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The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House "
111-11: House or soon cue-rues. I,
33 South Main Street. South-Norwalk
GREAT, SALE OF WOMEN’S SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, SKIRTS
. WAISTS AND FURS. .. ‘
Every garment We sell is such exceptional value at. the price t
0an you wear one we are sure of your future patronage. It will pay.
you well to investigate our claims.
$22 Ladies Suit for.... “$11.98
325 Ladies' Sultsfor'. ”314.98 ‘10 Dresses m" "'""""‘5'9
116 Ladies’ Coats for .....s;.ss ‘16 Dresses ‘0? .........Is_.ss
120 Ladies' Coats for .....311.98 *4 $111111 ’0’ ...........32
:35 Fur Coats for .. ..... $27.50 ‘2 Wait“ ’0‘“ ‘ .2
340 Far Coats for .'-330.00 $3 WM“? for """""u""
We carry everything in Furs—~Ohildren’s Sets and Ladies' Mutts
Scarfs. at the lowest prices.
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