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‘ ' ' ' , ' V fl' " ' ‘ ' E " ' ' ' ' ’ ‘ " ' ' .. TODAY IN WALL STREET. " ‘ “"3 .‘ . . I . . . . 1-1": IisIerErH'I-rfifivifie‘I‘i-I€“.'+.':'+.'+.+.'+.'+.'+.'~'I~:'~::'~{v.'~‘.'~r.'+.'-i{~'{+.'+.'+?~.i;".'-.4.—5+I
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~°rURE FOOD , 3 “the best Timber one mother on he had in my quantity ends: 7: Open trodinc firm was resumed :-:*- \ . . . 3
‘ .' any time h ed 21 on the Stock Exchsnse today after on 3.; ._ II a
. 5 ' am. The HATCH ‘5 BAILEY 00- .. interval of 111 business don. The 1;. ..
They w I. quite a lot Compore our Timber end Lumber and our tseilitiel. and then put 2: tone of the initial trading was strong. 3:3: . ‘ I I
v 2 us to the test. We will chsrge you only what is assessor: to bring 33 but indicated " am of caution on "+2: i
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the bent to you It owroper business profit-no more. We want your " iirat resolution w. 100 m5 of Pitts. :1:
;; utnre business lost as much u‘ we would like the first order. ’ " butch Cool. which declined 13. This
' ' was followed by transocflons of 100 ‘1
to 300 shares in some or the more set-r
ive tunes. including St. Paul, Mis-
souri Pet-lilo. wish Valley. Reading.
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the marked nine at the outset were ;’ u s, 3116 scarfs , IIIIIIIIIII. il‘iviiiiti'f‘t :15
~ . 'l' :4 ma tor Winch-I“. 18 , . - " «will i
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unless tt gets ure food. , . points for Texas Company. 10 1-2 10" .1. ' i U“- -'-1
, p EERS’ ARKET Iloehigll Valley. six for Tennessee Cop- it: Are mammal presents. that :-.;.
Our Coal is pure and is“ ‘ . ‘per, 6 1-4 for American Came 1-2 for .3. Wi“ 1 be ' d ‘ ‘-1-:
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of heat' when fed unto your , I . . IReading, 10 for American Beet “8" .i. ,u,
e . - . Iand General Motors, 26 1-8. The isrg- 1.: we haVe a S I e d d t k f th ’3:
fire and given merely half a .22 WASH'ICTON STREET Eest single transaction was a hlook or .1: i) ll l S 00 0 ‘ e [if
t t on do I 1,400 shares 0! Reading. Among the .j.j t t d I d - .j-Z
chance you EC Wk“ y . fcurly declines were Southern Railway.I I: mos wan e De ts, ma e up "ll-1:2
‘1”. __ . . €Common and Preferred. which lost lI .‘:‘ I -:~
. SPECIALS TODAY 14 and a 1.2. and Northern Pacific; .1. the Latest Models. 2::
_. I Th which yielded 3-4. Secondary pricesI ;.;
Pork Roast ....i ...... 12%: lb. ' showed some recessions from the open-v : z. - .2
‘ f e Native Roasting Chickens.... » Small Smoked Ham """ ”c m' ins after the first ten minutes. ’ ,- I: " ' \ i:
. _ 25“ lb. Potatoes ....zot: pk.; 76c bushel ! :~_- 1:;
'. ERRIS COAL RED ANDYELLow omons.............. ....... . ......... 25c Peck Today a twenty-tour hour test orI. ' AINI I | Y
. ' ‘ . _ the new municipal electric pllnt's In“; ' I . 51.:
I 3 I OMPANY ,. . WNW chinery. on Bayvlew Place, w!“ “I ' ‘ . . '3':
J o . ’ made. it this proves ntistactory,snd : . I‘or unseen and children. Many styles that are as attractive in the price as well as in 2-}
" ‘ - " there is‘no doubt but what it will. the i3 Iappearance. :-.'
(a - commercial lighting, as well as the: I. meow-cow :-
} II ..-” . _ street lighting, will be furnished iromI . . ,0. ..Jcoc
. , v . i . ‘ the new station at once. The Corn-I “ T “ ‘ _ 1 ~*~*‘A~‘*' . ,
V i 0 missioners‘oi the Third District. with-‘ LOWE CASE ARGUitJ) I _
. IChustmas JEWELRY S ChUItZ’S Sanitary Markets in a day or M m purchase a new IBEPlllllliEllI COMMANDER IIIIIIII I II IIIIIIIIII Dn\'- IUsetul HOLIDAY PRESENTS
~ ‘ SELLING AT SMALL PROFIT. water-pump. to 00mmi “'m‘ We” a": in AT BBCKINGHIH P03“ “9°" “are“ 00“” ‘ 80 S, Mack.
Chains and Fob Chains ........... . teslan well recently sunk. The'well-I . I The in ... urguliltnl in the case or; y "laws!
I 750. 51-00. 32-00 up; ' water will he used mainly. and that ID. Id. Lowe & Co.. againstImem'bet-sg y . .
, Solid Scarf Ping,.st.oo, $2.00, ”.00 up Sh Id l b ’ ' ‘water furnished by the cit only dur- , At the regular meeting of Bucking-10! The United Hatters otInorth Am- Boys Sluts and Ba‘md_
‘ 0“ er Jam - . c i 1’: ham 1:05! \' 19 (.‘ A R h ‘dl ‘ “' d"ii‘.‘n(liilliS appeal. I
I Solid Cut! Buttons-$1.00. $2.00. $3.00 Up . :ins a‘breakdown- . , ' ‘ °‘ "' " " ° “8‘ were begun in the United getnues l "
. Solid Gold Rings ........ . _____ 85c up I II I wry“..- fi_ levelling, Department Commander lt‘red‘I _ ‘ in Washington. 1). I (33808,
* ” 'Beod Necklaces ..... . ....... $1.50 up veal Outlet ' ' 250 lb 1 On December 5. Azor i). ~lior'lllms em‘k V- Streeter, together With Albert C.. ““50“.“ 1 \1 \'el" Rt’ls‘on’tbic Price
Out! Pins ............... . _____ 85c up _ ' ' innd Miss Grace E. Northrup, ‘both of A. Bray. assistant adjutantgencralandl tun B. Parker, or New I ‘ ) " ‘ , -
. «B . h Pi ' '100 ' ' ' i . r led 1) Rev most'John in Suxe. department patriotic in. i Y°rk' mad“ ”‘9‘ “""‘“me“‘ n" ”‘0'" GOTTLIEB,
; race he ................. 3. up Roast Veal _ _ 16c and 200 Ib Inethel, were me r y . . : t t I Idoftncp' and Dame] ltnwnnort. oil S
{pie Clasps ............. . ...... 50c up ‘ IF.‘MCGI’8£OTI Ila-Em? 0f ”‘3 up-town ' me 0" were present as invited Bridgeport. presented the side of the t . _
Gold Wedding Rings: ........ $4.00 up ‘ ‘ ICongregntionsl Church. IK‘WS‘E- A large turnout of comradestlnmurrs. The prhmpnl luuai nuts. ; $7 and $10 Suits.
1" flolld Gold Levalliers.. $1.50 to $7.00 . - . l __ “Mm”... Iwas present and all enjoyed the en- I tlon before the court is as to the ex- I ,
solid Gold Neck Chains.......$1.5o up nonunion (‘0. smrmcs Dunn ,thn mllrond compuny of $9,500 to The resular meeilnfi 0‘ the Harlem” ‘emmmem and “mm” of..ihe~fie--;§§}n;f,;“j,"fgfi‘iymf‘lfi,I‘,‘;§,},{§“‘§‘f§f§ l u N Main St'. 89" Norwalk.
Bracelets ,,,,,,,,,,,,, “$1.50 to $3.00 CLUM FOR $9.500: . Iona]: (‘rIliIlif-I hi I I d ‘ers' Union will be held Sunday mOVI‘; D":““‘m Commander 3"“ fiiuftdntvgeuu punk” urged mm 11 mg the. mam- I “ “" ' "’ ’ "‘ ‘**" ’
~—~——~ ‘0 0 CI ' as “we (in us a re- . _ A socill session w era. l. h o'- w . t 1 a vb "DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Bl ELE EION. I I .~- .. . . . I . ing. at 10 a m . iuul all is vurt t) J( lteld ll.l le, . .
' G S 'c Iu“meIllILQlfiol‘f::;I:I.:;YIIIT;::.H:lo“h- 1:?“ l: :‘grvnfinl\::”::;$n ‘It‘fmwrff: Ifollow the meeting. . A collation was served and was i’oi-ithelr connection with the case lllllsl , ”...—— '
“ " G. H- TRADING STAMPS G'VEN' " lliltfll \Vrt‘t'k. llrnilt :li North Haven it little (innit: ‘ """"“ '""‘ ‘0 .iowed by remarks from several 011m clearly shown in mph mdw‘dlml ‘ Dea‘h °f Almond GreelCY-
also, and that this Would not ho;
NEW HAVEN, Doc. 13«—~~A(‘tlnz on Ilium a your use. Chum (or domngoi Rehd Beers' adv, for specials in the comrades. The words of Comradei Almond Greeley. a Civil War veter-
‘ - . . . proven by more hettl‘slly evidence. ! . .
(HAS BRAND application of the terms of settle. was mltdc ltgttlnst iiie- milruud and ‘meat and vegetables for today. Sue were full of patriotic sentiment or nowepupcr publications my; ,1 i all, died at the Soldiers Home, Nor-
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mom of claims for dnquLts blouutt counsel in the (‘ilSl‘ allot-ted tho set-II Low prices on 1mm), veal outlet, and and were much appreciated lay the (in (llépntvh from \l'nshmgton. 01011. last \\ eduesday, aged 69 years.
‘Watches, Jewelry, Optical Goods. by Leonard C. liotchktus. of this ichment which the Nun Hillirmnd. . . .
roost veal at the Sanitary Market. 566 A. ii. men.
I Attorney thl‘ettpul-t t‘ttlllDitllt‘d l The bed was se ' 'rs
l‘ily ,administrtttot' on ”‘0 PSU‘U‘R Hi The settlements iil‘e snid to he the ' y m to New "3‘ "I’
, -.. ...... ‘ . argument, tinting that the ug-nt nt' . -
#71” Washington St. South Norwalk. his into sons. ltoynl A. and I‘hllt) C. largest I...” “WIN“, by the prom“. adv I , PB“ (.ommanderIGeorgIe L BuxmnIIhe unIIm we“, “mug MIMI: 5w“. yesterday for burial.
i I . . lloichkiss, “Rillnfit ”to New Haw“ (‘ntlt'l herein adjudication of n cluim Socials in KTO‘TTWS 3‘ A- SiuilBIIIeniertailled the “won in town fm‘lnslrur-tionn iilltl therefore, all the I U i’ Ila—l: ' 2
Railroad. Judge John L- OHM)“ 111- for damages growing out of :lccidun- I East Norwalk. Ithe night. members of the, organization “we“; se u 10‘ ay presents at 00””
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‘nwntl n settlement hv lttlvmont by tul enth. ,lieb’s. See adv.
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, Values that cannot (bermatched'eleewhere. . I
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and let us give you the differenCe of your purchases in cash. ,YOurcheck will earn
you no ltSl‘ than 25 percent. if; you’ll make your purChases, here from now until
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