around the grate; busws
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noldegetang greater and
whatymnoediso lot or
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mmohsolesnsweepottheoil-
your, city election held in Ileriden yes-
, dorky with the exception 01 two nomi-
.1 3,“: ammo! m 'Wm “gun‘s: ‘ cilc. St. Paul. United states Steel and
We lint Word was broken by
the elation of a Republican alderman
for 3. first time in many years. Fivel
W aldemen and eight Repell-
line When were elected. The
‘ new Council will consist of twenty-dye
~ “M"N‘” Democrats. a course Prices Wristband on mod
' buying orders. h t the under-
.“ m m” M both parties. wuigtrcontmued uncertoii‘i.
reelebted. The socialists had a ticket'
in the tell but polled only 104 votes.
STOCK. MOVE UPWARD AGAIN.
stocks began with indications of fur-
ther selling 9! the International group.
United States Steel. Canadian Pacific
day' s lowest prices.
were again the feature, the stock de-i
lots of 200 to 1,500 shares. Fractional
gains were made by Erie, Missouri Ps-l
hitcti‘ri'o‘n 11¢ the
ter- whicb trading became light.
Vote-«Instr Democratic Word.-
UBRIDNN. Dee. lea-The Republi-
Help! Hess. eity clerk nines 1888.
NEW YORK. Dec. iii—The second
ay 0! open trading in the whole list of
Boys’ Mackinaws,
At Very Reasonable Price.
GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10 Suits.
ud Union Pacific sold under yester-
Oiferings of Steel
lining to 50 1-2. transactions being in
UST [.00K
;.Y' OPTICAL GOODS, CLOCKS.
that us show you.
log your Christmas Gifts.
1 GREEN TRADING STAMPS GIVEN.
”Christmas WATCHES
SELLING AT SMALL 1:110:11-
" what we keep in WATCHES sz '
The best Timber and Lumber can be had In any quantlty and at
"W “m" ”3' “mm"! The HATCH (6t BAILEY Co.
Compare our Timber and Lumber and our facilities. and then put
us to the test. We will charge you only what is necessary to bring
the best to you at a proper business profit—no more. We want your
..
..Give us a chance to “e."e you in 3" 1‘ future business just as much as we would like the first order.
adenine-WW m
orderssoonmtoredmonyioopo. at-
WALL STREET. (10:80 a. nil—Re
sotionsry tendencies were again up-
permost at the opening of today's.
Btocklarket. the International list
evincing greatest weakness. Union
Pacific. Southern Pacific, Canadian Pe-
Smelling soon fell under yesterday's
lowest Quotations. Baltimore and Ohio
also shared in the declining movement.
together with Reading and some less
pullout stocks. Fractional gains
wereocorsd by some or the Coppers.
but Amalgamated fpursnod an uneven
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Useful HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Boys' Suits and Balms-
” N. Main St. So. Norwalk.~
LADIEB'
02.00 $4.00
» 315° ' 5.50
5-00 6.50
6.50 7.50
8-00 's.75
11.00 1 1.00
12.75 12.50
, 18.00 16.00
and up to $85.00.
All'Brand's Watches have been test-
bd and found accurate.
NO CHARGE FOR. ENGRAVING.
{Cinemas JEWELRY
“,Cbsins, all kinds ........ $1, 2. $4 up
‘Shlid Scarf Pins ............ $1, 62 up
Solid Cut! Buttons ....... $1. ‘2. $3 up
Solid Gold Rings ....... 851:. $2. $6 up
Deed Necklaces ....... $1.50, s3, $4 up
‘2 .0111! Plus .................... 851: up
Brooch Plus .................. 01 up
Tie Clasps ......... '. ...50c. 01. $2 up
Jd Wedding Rings ............ $4 up
Solid Gold Lavaillers ...... 01.50 to $7
‘ ease Gold Neck Chains ...... $1.50 up
Bracelets ................ $1.50 to 38
N0 CHEAP 0R SECOND- HAND
GOODS!
lint Honest Goods and Lower Priced
Goods Than At Any Place.
thrislmas Optical Goods
et Magnifiers ............. 25c up
. lug Glasses .............. 501: up
uto Goggles . .' ......... 251:, $1. $2 up
the! Spectacles or Eyeglasses. $1 .26
Id- tilled Eyeglasses or Spectacles
........................... $2. 75
figurines Fitted ........ 451: up
less and Spectacle Cases.10c to $1
ermdmeters~all kinds ...... 350 up
,, AMPS on ALL REPAIR woln 1K.
Christmas docks
MGlocks........:W‘ $.1.50to$5
.011 Cldcks ......... “£84 to 612
in Blocks. ... ....... s3. 50 to $16. so
Clocks ............... $1 to $10
‘ oblle Clocks- ..: ......... as up
and’s Clocks have been tested
‘11 accurate.
. . ..,_‘
The Brand. 5. Store
fulfil-sally for- Christmas givers—
'd Watches—‘wlewelry should choose
ELIABLE *WATCHQLAKER,
wsten Auo orncmu.
lepton Street. South Non-walk
resume crimes elven.
mmnonwnmn FARM.'.
huvpmchaeed the (my.
(0
user has; added this
‘ -- to numerous holdings
7? pose of a summer. real
111 so that the engraving may be'
Corpomerrot . Mount Vern- ?
BEERS’ MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY
Small Home ............. 171: lb. Brookfleld Eggs ...... 38c doz.
Eeoollopo .............. 60¢, qt. Swift's Premium Oleomarga-
Oysters ................ 25:: qt. rine ............. 251: lb.
Rib 141mb Chops........—.16c lb.
Schultz's Sanitary Markets
Rib Lamb Chops .- -' -
Loin u it _ -
Lamb Stew - - - -
Oranges - » - , -
16c
-. 20c
10c
15c per Doz.
Pool Table with set ’of
' balls and cues
S, 3!. 0 O ,
Santa to bring him one. ‘
4 134-136 Washington Street, 80: Noryvalk ,
11351. the boy if he would not iike “
-The A. J. Angeyine & Son (30-. 1~
/ .
GHARNQK’S MARKET
Telephone 583-2 ‘
FANCY CHRISTMAS TREES AND WREATHS
establishment of s.
‘Small. Fresh Hamel 16¢ Native Chickens . 24¢
Fresh Shoulders ..... 14¢ Everything in Frcsll Vege- ;, ,
y.-_Small Pork Loin. 16¢ tables.
Side Pork . ..' ..... .. 15¢ Pigs’ Knuckles and Sour
' Pure Lard . .; ..... .14¢ Kraut. -.
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Building
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'Mrs. L. T. Mead’s, Rosa
‘
. ‘ used or piers cltlens
' - , Nomik High school.
Thursday. Dec. 17.1911“; s; 11-. mi.
’ 4
T0 DISOUSS EDUCATIONAL PBOB- schools,b ,
. - LENS»
way a low of the «national problems
1 Not only the formal work of the lenls.
A}; Good MACKINAW it}
C OAT for a Good" Boy, 1
will make a good Kmas 1
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-- "Sizes from 81017
Strictly All Wool Goats.
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N. Gary’s Books and
Many Others.
A PIANO FOR XMAS "
This isa present for the family.
Come in and hear the new
—-—-Sterling Player. Piano-—
The M. Sonnenberg Piano 00.,
’ 104 Washington Street -
L17
‘ ' we imltc you to become a SATISFIED DEPOSITOR oi this
worthy institution. . a ‘ ‘
, .
~ ‘ TRACKS ON MILLION DOLLAR
nttr‘ode; technical and com
. _ . mereial Mn, agriculture, Ills!
‘ The Norwalk Obomber-rot commerce grounds and contentions. loosely and
has sent out a. mu: asking one bull's public health and pbllanthropie and
holine'et at the social activities need intelligent com,
west avenue. sideratlon and suggestion] tors. filed;
for once. This is an opportunity to fix-
the purpose of discussing in I moral press your views and assist by your
suggestions on any“ or all or the prob-
The City National Bank,
Satisfied Depositors
We believe that a satisfied dormitor is h Bank's best. advertise.
mono—111m. eminent sex-tics will reap its mm reward. '
Our enemas has come from sci-ling well, and the‘nppru‘iallon ol
the [nubile of our endeavors to do the best possible. cun in small
shatters enoonpges us to continue our business on this princl 11¢
London. '1‘. A. Scott, of that city,
DRAW. . ' whose company has the contract tor ‘
HARTFORD. Conn, Dec. 16. —-—A the piers. appeared to explain claims
meeting at the Rivers and Harbors which his concern had for work in am
Commission was held at the Capitol. dition to that covered by the song-sot,
yesterday,a sojourning to a local hotel!
.——-~—-..
'i‘or luncheon. Goyerhm Baldwin and Battling Kuns. who bod his nose
Congressman Italian were present. broken in two piece» lastsfi'bliiidm
Prolldent Thomas J}. Noose presided. night in em with Teddy. {thou-'1 in
The principal bhslnoosé was a disens-leiirldzsport. was in New fork eity‘.yeo-
slon relating to the location of tracks tel-day. in company with his manager.
iwnllanl smith; and had lilo dose not
. on the new sued. «ital-men at New
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