stlcbslmsk and Napkins
WHITE TAILE DAMASK. It
500. 700 and 91 a yard. ,
UNELEAGHED DAMASK. 250.
506 and 750 I yard.
NAPKINS, 50° to 93 a dozen.
a complete assortment of
HUCK G. BATH TOWELB,
from So to 50¢ each. .
E. K. BANKS
mnacxm’m norm. BLOCK.
sourn uonwanx
WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsat-
ed weather with occasional rain to
'n ght and Saturday; brisk to high
rtheast winds. Disturbances are
:- ntral this morning on the New Jer-
e y coast, in the Lake region, and
cor the Mississippi Valley, respec-
1“vely, and these have caused rain or
now during the last 24 hours in near-
]. all dirsticts from tho plains states
e V stword to the coast.
no decided change. in temperature in
any section.
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EATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY;
14; maxi-g
Temperature : M lnlmu 111,
“um, 41. Partly cloudy.
A A Large Assorh‘neilt
.. .1 wM. P. BEERS
.. cook AND Bra-rioncnve'roasa
There has been
400 to S9 00
Normiknoouth Nomhlkfi , 1
‘ SEVERAL DEER SHOT.
County Game Warden Wilbur" F.
'- Chitin Investiasted Two Cases.
"County Game Warden Wilbur F.
Smith, of South Norwslk, is on the
warpsth for the match who have been
mutilating deer in this vicinity of lots,
and if he succeeds in apprehending the
culprits. every indication is that they
will be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law.
Recently Mr. Smith was called to
Cannon Station to take care of a young
buck about a year ”and a hall old that
had been shot in the hind quarters
with a rifle in such a manner as to pair-
slyze his hind legs. He was found on
self to some shcliering place. ’i‘h
night was so pitiful that it touched
the neighbors and Mrs. White took thr-
poor animal to her burn. Mr. Smith
was tom-ed to kill lhe buck to end its
torture. 'V
No sooner had he finished this cuso
than he was notified that another case.
somewhat similar needed his attention
near Westport. A doe and 11 coupled!
towns have made their lairs north o
Woetport for some. time. Recently
some one took a shot at the three and
wounded a town. Mr. Smith followed
the. lfi'llll oi blood, ilndlnp; hero and
'1hero places where the little thing luld
lilin down. The blood in these. spots
'1 here are several stockholders: in the 1. was lllltll shdolnn‘ that tho fit-1111 1111.1
olnpnny, \il’lltll has its lo: 1111011
Maiden.
—~Drop in at Rogers & Stow-11s and
one the Hart Schnl‘l‘ner 1‘: \1i :1r.\ «lollies
t Icy are shaping h’lhr; nmlm 111111171»
Christmas present.
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ml, today as u inelnhei of the gill-v-
lur, hearing charges
lrhlgepol't lnwyors,
«wiiouso cools. 1111111 lobe:
11111 leather goods :11 lingo: s A". St"-
‘venr.
.nn unusual thing for this 911115011 (1
_ the ye or On
into the fields and they are able
‘ -—~Umbrellas for Xmas. O'liricn's.
~Don’t finish
have looked over the largest Jewelr
stock in town. At Noack's‘.
terested in the Wheeler engine of th
reversible rotary marine type,
lh Wheeler Rotary Engine 00.,
facture .
36 North Main street.
a man who gave the name o‘f flower
Bailey and
The checks are all on- a New
gOOd."
tricai Co.
thusiastic meetlng
committee, 'who will in turn subm
.li'or the Work and an
action probably tekn.
‘-~Latest derbies. lO'Brlen's.
in,
11s a sew-re attack 11!“ the grip with
. l
(‘Pnciul Russell l‘rosl is in illillgc-
nce committee of the Fairlie-iii County
against SL'l‘Ql‘Hli
Phillis
dust Grnnlly collie. men or» doing{
account oi‘ the mild
1111::1tllei'liicy are turning their llt‘ldi-ij
to
get most of their feed while posturing.
A delegation of the members of En-
reka Rebekah Lodge. 1. 0. 0. R. said
a fraternal visit to Charity Lodge.1ot
Bridgeport, last evening. They report
that they had a most delightful time.
that list until you
The United States government is in-
which
of
New Britain recently started to manu-
The government is prepar-
ing to give theenglne a thorough test.
erThe best Xmas gifts at Noack's.
The Pomtret police are hunting for
who worked off several
bad checks ’on the Pomfrct merchants.
0r-
ieans bank and came back marked “no
One oi’ the checks was for
$100 and was supposed to be certified.
{He exchanged it for $28 worth at gm.
ceries and got the‘other $72 in cash.
"—Please the chlldren~buy them
electrical toys at Reed & Volk Elec-
The building committee of Uncss
Tribe, No. 26, 1.10. R. M., held en on-
last evening at
which time the plans and specifies»
ties as prepared by Harry W. Mather
were submitted and accepted by the
them to the Tribe at some future
meeting. The committee will now
proceed to get bids from contractors
soon as they
have.been received the whole matter
will be placed before the‘Tribe and
still Slill'l'illili. He followed tin-1111
l is far 1111 Aspelnzli. ylhme ho came in
isighi oi ilw -111ull herd flllll saw that
10111‘ of the :111i1111ls wns lllnccing‘ n
llrolit-n 11-1.- llo nus 1111.1 111- lo so
nulr enough in iln-m to call" 1 H111
wounded unilnzil. howl-Vol:
"1 f. .or '11101 . oi’ \‘cst .‘
“0d 1117.]: I I. k “11 ‘ll 1 ll Sui-i1 acts lnnrll not null sworn 17111
"2‘ 'i' 'l‘ llt“:~'tl‘l(‘l 1.11% , ‘ ‘ ‘
‘1 1111 ”“(u' ( ’m “I .1' , ‘ ill-1111111111111, out tho-«'1' guilty of mnl‘
lmne and li‘ll‘llllS are worried. l'lo
crimes :1iioulll lu- donll Willi :11. :«i-zm'o-
11‘ as llii‘ him: will pl-rnlll
”implications. , .. m“ .. .....- ..:
~~~.Pins, Rings. \Vnirhos, l-‘obs, Cuti‘ (:201'1'11'sil11-i'l12111- X11111». annuals.-
l.inks, Watches- in incl v1'1-1'3‘111l11u in 1111311.. 111111101111 11nd (Mlilldion' .4. 501!
the Jewelry line lor Xmas gifts, 111 gto $21111).
Ranch 8. ‘ 5 -— -.....“ 1
wi‘sviol 111111 lininlsomn l‘llliel 11111:
Main soviet.
Mrs. White‘s place. trying to drag «him-l
lou'olry presents at Nonck .1. :11; North ‘
If Glasses or anything optical is in, mind you should have
‘ it‘1bcar the Feirchild lump of quality. Sold only at fair prices.
An exclusive separate Departntent.
Eye Glasses or Spectacles, from $1.00.
‘ Opera Glasses from $3.50.
Lor'gnettes from $5.00.
Eye Glass Reels from 50c. .
Thermometers and all things optical.
G. W. Fairchild 8: Sons
lNCORPORATED
“AT THE SIGN OF THE CHIMEC"
097 Main 8t., cor. P. O.Arcldo, BRIDGEPORT
Manufacturers, Importers, Retailer: .
Established 1805. Jewelers & Opticians
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acquainted with its a business "character" He built durlup,r the
wars i'vo been before the people asking their patronage l solicit
your implicit confidence. and in return plomise touive lhe most zealv
one study to the per'felilna of my lucllliies 101 int-cling vour wants
1 ask a fair share of profits for myself no 111010.] have nevér
lnkrn more (oust-ouch”) have more thou the mole satisfaction of
silt-(ceding. l have the constlousnoss oi inning donll lnllly with
those him have given me success.
l MANUEL TORO HATCH.
l-‘lrsl in: quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom»
ers~li0nnlt3 Home Ground i-‘ced for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
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tomer. Clean.free frorn alate.u.:.form quality. suitable for lurnace,
range, stove or self-teedcr. Prime on application.
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mold to ha 001li To;
day, and Jury Will ‘
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NEW yoRK,nec‘.15.——Auhousn
the case of Lillian Graham and Ethel
Conrad, charged with shooting W E
l). Stokes will go to the jury-to ny‘, it
is possible the girls will not know
their fate until tonight, and perhaps
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His Royal Highness? "
the American automohllist, lathe mu
that We are catering to and in order; »
to. make his automobile trip a triumph-
‘ sl-proeesslon we ask him to 01111131119 1
«on 9110;: before nthrtlns out. We will ‘- -
overhaul it, tighten up we and has
chinery, put in new parts, put hill on-
gine. brakes. magneto. plugs, otc..in
good working order and make his
Journey a pleasant one by lack ot' hm
homes by bringing his auto to 1 T’ . ‘
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not until tomorrow;
1111 that was left of the trial today
was the summing up by Assistant Dis~
triet Attorney Buckner and Justice
, Marcus' charge to the :lury. Both girls
are sanmllne of acquittal. The very
worst they or their attorneys looked
for was conviction of some minor de-
gree of crime.
The Jury will have :1 wide latitude.
The indictment contains three counts,
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noswaut.
PHONE 439.
Everything in the Opticaleine
Eyes Examined “Free
0. D. Jackson
Optician
”attempted murder, assault in that
first, and assault in the second degree.
,Twenty years' imprisonment is the
‘muximum term posiblc for the great-
1111. of these crimes. if the jury finds
them guilty of assault in a minor the!
arse. they might escape with a fewZ
months' imprisonment. or 1hoir son.
tences might be suspended ultegethw
or. Q
The principal points the prosecution?
has tried to drive home are these: 3
That the defendants lured W. E. 1).:
EStokos to their apartment. on Juno-’1
'lasl to blackmail him and shol him
v1 hon he relustd to 40mph with lhcll
friemnnds. 1
i That they laid careful plans. buylng‘
E revolVerl-i n few'dnya before and lnqulr- ‘
ling about the quickest way to get out:
lot the country: ,
That Mil-1's Graham on the witness
0stand did not loll the truth about her,
are or her relations with Stokes: that
'éimr record and planner of life prnvt'd
éher an unreliable, witness; that Stokes
luv-r injured the ail‘lmnd ulwuys lll‘lil
'tlonliul hot" 11' ililllv.- ‘
i That Miss 11.010110: #0790070 lllrm 11:1:1
inguinal, lit-r.
' Yesterday's reports, l: .L“ now carn-
od. rullu-r («uncut-intro tho gravity oi
:Mr. Biol-1115' condition. \\‘l1llc his r:-
rovm'y is slou; it was shill today that
Ylle was in no lllllilt'lllillt‘l danger.
‘ ' Tho prosoruiol' 1'c1ninliod lln- Jurors
Illiiil win-u llll‘f,’ WHY“ sworn lhcy dc-
rinrod llml lhoy- would try this ruse
us inli'lt uuulnm l,\mu'o71n-ii as against
ltwo men lie urinal them not in con—
‘sider Stokes character. "Let‘s rou-
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No“ comes the tinsel offering of the
season tho result of a “bi find" in
lximberlev South Alrivu. They have
been coming through the
works since emlv lust Summer “0
no“ can lay hundreds of these Din
umnd Rings before .1011 at $20 each.
Solut- weigh more lhnn a hull t'nt'nt
some 101117.11": they how all been
c'-11iofulh graded. 01 one looks to
weigh less lluni lint-couture” of 11
carat. some nearlv 11 carat. This is
on amount of the 'Sprend“ cutting.
If it “us ionihlc for the tonnage:- of‘
this establlislnucnt to spend :1 half
hour perv-101111111 with l-ncli cuslomsl
01111111111111: to till 111 our method of 1m
c-uriuu the “rough Diamonds." tlt'll
ilikc llu-m through our works shun
ing the protest: of cutting and polish-
ing. it “cold no loom-r hp 11 my Merv
11s to hon unvbodv tun blu- one Din _
lnund horn on the rlllliil‘ buuiu us the
inmost iluporal'cl in incl eveiv one of
llu-se rings \1 ill be olivrod lit ‘20 cool:
with tho dislinlt understand 1n: that
if the largest wholcsnlc llnportill
Diamond House in this lily will so
u Diumond Ring like this or one they
“ill t1 uihfulh sin in us good in lots
of your or one hundred for loss than
$32.00 onch.‘ the money nil] be re-
funded Just step into um relinblo
“lent-Ir} Stole nud usk the mice of :1
one-half rnrni I)i:11noud1You will
then rcnllze whut this ofi'or nicuns to
you. (lllr Christmas window display
contains more than $300. north
of Diamonds of all letifl. This displm
“no mudr for your benefit: if vou are
or oil interested it pill [1111' run to so:-
it. W e lune (onipctenl 11nd ex rel ionct-tl
I‘limnond Snicsmcn to expln
“Hill to know about Diamonds
“bother von buv or not. No mull
orders can be filled or drillers eup-
‘pliod.
Velvet Cale with an out-
"n I E side Box to match sulta-
ble for presentation without extra charge.
Here are a few other Specials of
which he have no duplicates ‘ Thev
.1111» 91110“; as cheap. quality con-
9d re
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We put each Rln in on
expensive Torque as Blue
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Quality Cho‘cda‘t a,
regular. Perfumery,
ed. C ornb .
, To let Articles. Hunddors, thee
’Kodaks, Cameras and Suppliea:
fancy and
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in all you . .
Try to Get
Ruppert’s
it's worth anv oftort, though
little is required. inasmuch to: a
postal or a ‘pliono cull will bring
it to your door. l‘luppert‘s ileer
is a pure. wholesome. delicious
beverage. mode and bottled in
the cleanest of ways. $1.15 the
curse of 24 bottles.
' int-do tlmtnlioy don‘t like him. Still
that does not meal! we 11111;, ‘00 on l.ilv
lion and Kiln-l, shoot him up.“ He
piniuiod with iln- jury in forgot sylnplr
ilhy and consider only the uruuomnl
;oi soli»1lsi‘01m-. Speaking: of tho ruin,-
flinns between Stokes and Mine (in: '
ham. he,- suid ucornihlly. “and they
have the hardlhood to call that low.
'lt s not love it‘s lost on the pull of
:Slukitti and lutrmon the 11.01 oi“ l.ll
lian ilrnhum.‘ Mr. Blli ion-1 did not-
spore Stokes lie referred to the‘ sick
'lnilllonnire as a “cool, calculating
rouo who aiwuvs had been strong and
cautious.“
Miss limit. 1111 entered her face with
ties hands and the tears trickled
Magnet ’8': Flynn
Special Sale oi Arctics
Children’s $1.75~Arctics . .. $1.19
Women’s $2.50 Arctics. . $1.79
The White Shoe Store
802 Atlantic SC. 90 Washington St,
STAMFORD SOUTH NORWALK
through her gloved lingers.
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' SOUTH NORWALK 70 new YORK
Wash. 7?.pr goes to Harlem River), £310.17,
8:27.: at. 3560\.610.601.110x
7:11:11. 9:10x.°1 a.
, Sundays.
M ~43 3:51):
2.1m, 214911.113. 5:11.00
7:00x.. 7:12. 7: six.
8: 211:. 0: 40):. 10: 38.
1—445: 5: 00, 61.45 82001:.
8:0:55M91415x. 10:02X‘1s100:015:,n11.00x. 11: 0.3
12'.
3: 301:, 375517. 4: 29.
“SM, 5. 051:, 5:15. 5123.5
Sundays.
01$. 13:.
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For Beautiful and Lasting
HOLIDAY GIFTS
. There is nothing.more appreciated than a gift from the iswaler' s. 1
Coleburn 87: Lauder
THE JEWELERS"
Op en Evenings till Christinas
are offering two iarsemompletesnd first-class stocks at low prices.
‘ 96 WASHINGTON STREET, 80UTH NORWALK.
22 WALL STREET, NORWALK.»
I’M-- 0.5:02x.5::04.6
8: 301:. 9: 3011. ll: 001:. 1220031. .
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HAVEN.
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‘ To Bridgeport. Saturdays only—3: 05 p.111.
‘ Sun ndays.
A. lit—:72 131:. 1:11;. 1: Six. 7: 43, 9: 42.
10:10:: 11 11x.
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A. M.——-7:55. 11: 55.
P. DIR—8:00. 7:39x.
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Lin-coin Connoll,1No. 4. 0.“ U. A. it. _
will hold their regular weekly busi-
sees meeting tonight in Mystic Chain
Hall. There Will be nomination or of-
, floors and final arrangements will be ‘ ' ‘ ‘
a made fer the turke lowest to be . “
months
rs. George L. Lockwood, of Nor-
walk. who haciboen ill for several
is again
Stopping .1 New Haven. New London-1
A.
6:13. 8: 27.1
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Sun ye.
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NEW YORK '70 BOSTON.
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7. 20):. 7. (09.. 8:711. 8:511: 0151:. 9.:7.;
10: 203:. 10:45V.11‘333
P. M -—l..: 5431, l105. 1: 87K (Plilla. 8::
A. M.~12: 111x 5 .0911. 1 l‘\. as: 10 007.7:
new YORK 70 sown-1 Nonwam. ‘;
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sou-7H NORWALK TO oANsuav.
M “:11200 (daily except Mondays).
F. E. Lockwood ‘81 Company will
give YOU a 025 Gas Tank for: L
$16 and. your Old Generator-mes?
for your Automobile.
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Now is the Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M NWZZS L0
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Three Best Bets in"; 1912 Motori‘CarsL
The Kri’t lTheHudsonl The Meyer
i-‘lvo passenger lieiim‘ than over 1"‘lhp )ld‘H-r see of
llenmuninble rims Same old price : l‘hc I\lov101 Cal
Complete Soil“ slzll‘tlllg $1116 Mover hunt to 011.1 0110. ' "
Ask for demonstration
$900 $01,600 $2 350 H
"OSCAR H. BANKS
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Lowest Prices in Town for
Christmas Greens, Trees, Wreaths ;
....and Holly....
STOP IN AND LOOK ’EM OVER' .
LARGEST VARIETIES OF FANCY FRUITS
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
Finest Alsnrtment of Apples in Town
22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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FRAMED PICTURES
in all sizes at specially reduced prices. Popular Subjects.
WATER COLOR PAINIINGS COPLEY AND ELSON PRINTS
bv best American Artists. in Sepia and Carbon. .
RHINE PRINTS, COLONIAL AND NATURE PRINTS.
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SMALL METAL FRAMES.
, JACKSON’S STUDIO .
53 Wall St.-—— OppoSite Hotel ———Norvval
s
to look for a greater reaction ‘
the previous day’s high 10901.1
shared the general apathy, des
prospects of a further advance
price or products. Renewal of
uses in Wabash issues and , other
stocks in that group was hardlyf ‘
tribuling factor. coppersliares 9,
conspicuous for their 1 re ti
strength. By midday the market ‘
liested a somewlhat bettert a tin
the leadership of benign aile
Reading. Bonds were irregul ‘
WALL STREET. 1 p.‘ menu
dwindled away during the no ‘
lith'ilttle more than slight 71:90“
changes in the active issue‘s. A. ‘
Edvance in Western Union. no
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WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——A
flrm tone prevailed at ‘the opening of
the market today. There,was a fairly
god demand for'the leading issues,
with the most spirited bidding in
Reading, which rdiae a point. Union
Pacific advanced 1,5, and most of the
other leadingfiissues‘ small fractions.
The only weakness in the list was-dis-
closed in Northern Pacific and Ameri-
can Be‘et Sugar, which lost small frw
tl‘ons. , .
WALL STREET, Noou.—-Subsid-
1100 of bullish manipulation follow-
ids heavy profit taking you the reason 1
Norwalk Chronicler