FOR SALE.
Wants, To 1.11.111 sale, . , ' ’
Business nod Prelunonol Commune £00
'_Cards, Miscellaneous Ads. 80¢ and see a 1....
“Hall! 9‘30: TWemyiFlvc Words or HOWELL-”Y’s
bees, use. mm, 50. 1 weak ‘
167M lulu Stem.
$1.00. Slackface or Caps Double Price.
. TO LET'
TO LET~FURNIBHED ROOMS 18
wnm'en.
A Complete Aswrtment Oi
" con SALE—NORWALK (IA-rm no. WANTED—POSITION AS BOOK 7
B i\’ atcr street, No1'w.alk C'all onprem1119‘Limue‘ _ Alli 3t ggngugifik 3:8:fn:$?hgn 111v“? UNDERWEAR
.1er S ‘15 3‘ To LET—TWO UNFURNISHED ’3 m 3 pr 9 9
FOR SALE—30 W. L. HEE‘S AND
.lu \V. L. cockerels.
,Yl‘hirty dollars for lot. Address Poul-
ll‘y cure Sentinel.
FOR SALEwL-A'I‘E 1917 FORD
touring our. Natural wood demountn
Wyckofi strain. 1
business experience
care Sentinel.
Address box H For Men, women and Children.
ta Wool Fleeced, Lined and Rib-
bed Goods.
E. K. BANKS
rooms. Running water. Inquire It 65
Main street, Norwalk, second floor.
1 . —WANTED—BIUGHT BOY T0 AS
' ‘76 LET“MODERN APARTMENT- sis t in stock room. Good opportunity
First floor. Four rooms and bath Fur— for ad\ unccment If C,
.pable. H Jacob
nut-.9. Conveniently locuted...$15 See A’: 801111.311» manufacturers. Delden
(l W. Lane, 83 Washington street, or at cm“, N01".ualk 1115 at
phone 11-12. 1115 3t
4—...
....W tile rims nen tires (extras) this car ._ m Hotel Block.
has only been used about 800 milesl , To LET~JF1VE ROOM MODERV’ WANTED~BOY TO OPERATE‘ Mahacire 0
Not a mark on It. Price $325, will dem- embossing 111:1chinc.l.ounsbu1y 1c, South Norwdk.
onstrate. Better than a new one. Ad- apartment. ”Ot- water and stcam 119‘“ Mathewson llailland street. 1 ‘ ._.
(ll't'iss ‘ llord' Litre cl seixtlncl. 1, furnished Inquire at Keelel' :1 Shoe? - - ,1 WEATHER FORECAST.
‘ ‘ ‘ :store. 11143“. WANTED—YOUNG MAN. ABOUT ......
FOR. SALE-PORD 11011 SALE. m..." ._.-—- ln toms of age for general 0MB? Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity:
‘, (I n f.
11ml] llllll‘tl ('Il)’ water and lOllvt, lllQllll't! on Ill‘flllllSBS. ‘tiOIl. LillOtl [lll}'. l‘hnl'les LOU." U‘ 80118 I l ,MN,;__§“« ..
lzil'g- lot, pour store. in Noruulk, $750 _ > .. ,. Sb . 3 ~; _. N} ' Y ”k Cit». dli 3i
11 i1... nm't- 1:13.011 large. 111111111111; TO LET—~6 nouns u'ml 111.1." l 1"” “‘1“ ‘“ ‘ . _%WEATHI: RTo‘llJAl’VEAR AGO
' 11.1 (mt :"5. 111-111' stores in Norwalk, modern improvenmlte at 32 Taylor WANTED—"STIFF HAT PRESS-i 'l‘cml‘lcrmurc' [mi- lzliuh .
init'i‘ $2.311, Some fruit trees, Address Arc Inuuirc at Inltcd tlrutcn (‘.n or: ..nu1n “ng guarnniu-d Apply at 4"” Rain . , .‘l
W I" J' Box 5L". South Norwullt‘. (“3 lit M 0' Raymond. o'nu'c ,chtci' lint (‘11.,llnllmnd nvc “EM...
MM” W ._.._- ‘ line 1114 :11
FOR SALE '.\ FEW Mom-1 (Il-‘l TO LET STORE AT 20' I'll iSTi
1., 1114s, 111-1111 (a lay Inquire J, 1.; Mon- Washington street. luqutrc nt iii So. , ARION HALL
tlllltill. (‘1111 he rctilml {or bulls, pur-
w II'r 1111111 t'nlmr-r 4 old orchard mills. L'tt! _ Th' tics and other 000mm,” Booking for ..R1~1lut'1» living cost at E. Y. 'M.
{1" Nut likc ordinary cider. it is made l C Ings WM ycar now ”pp”. 101‘ 1335' William Leumugpm, of South N010
' frmn Ki'lt't'ie‘d Riot-'11 1'1111'1l1»<.’i‘1'ylt. ' 1-wnIk, has bccomc n membct' of. tho
V7111 Milli-1'. \\’;lslllll'..'ll>11eil‘t't'lfdlit lit . "r' --- '-~'~'- -: ww— E”... —- -- Mnmccrone l‘irc 001111191133 of Green-
”; _..,-_ -__-F_- EM Te 1 1 :Wicll‘
' 1 wBrand's .IcW1-lry store, hip solccn
FOR SALE '3 , M 1" 'i‘tll‘lilMl 1 WANT lilon. Sec window!
I
» TM 1
11117 Ford touring car in use by prl:
mic party only one month, not a lit
nay. This car is in excellent condi-
tion 111111 I will sell for $300 cash to
quick huyel'. Addrcss A. Ford care 01
Sentinel. .1
5
non s1 '
TO LET-“FURNISHED ONE 4 AND work The Crofm & Knapp to
one 5 room bungalow 3150 until
[Show tonight Saturday partly cloudy
._ 111111 colder; east in northeast winds
up for season. Also house for bale. HELP WANTEDEFEMMJE TRIM {bi‘I‘Olnlllli “TONI. shifting 10 W9!“ by
1 ~ ‘ ISzitu11lay.A disturbance central ibis
James Bates, '5'- Ietersbul'g, I‘lfl- piers on nit-11’ 11 fine straw hats. Longt
till 3, . 5 morning mat Nmfolk, v.11, is causing
1.1 neon, god pay Charles Levy's sons unsciticd weather with rain 01 snow
.. .,_ ,1 1, 349.1 ' 601 Broadway New York City. till 3! 1 along tho coast from l‘lmltht to (‘on—
- rO‘R' SALE 1 1 “RAH“?! ~ 1}}1 TO LET'“6 ROOMB’ wWFR Inniicut. Snow wns 10pm rod us far
“”1 ‘l‘mkmh'{m’uer‘l'Paw“ gel“ floor, also 6 rooms, uppcr floor, niih «WANTED—6 ME\' FOR ADAMS «null: as Washington Another dis-
111111 “mm-m 22° 1" 3"? I)" Killed, improvements at 20 Clay street Also express train scriice hem-cell Now i lulhiiht‘v, control over Lake Superior,
11"15111111 11nd dcliv-Prcd to ol'doi' Fresh
:;1i1l 1--25,701" dnz. .Sn'cci Russel: cl-
dcr 251'. gal]. Nit-hols Poultry Farm,
ilicdu wood) l’onur: :Ii'r-‘llli‘. Norwalk.
")0-
I...'.' 1‘:
“’.., MN...”
FOR SALE- --H {3.10 [’.IHS GOOD ‘3
all 3t
I‘ll
.l Diseen York and Boston, during holidmn. An 1‘5 ““15“!" “gm WOW 1“ “19 UDDPI‘
Ml~snsippi Vallcy and nmthet'u pm'
,iiou oi the lmkc legion. The fum-
pcr times; are unusually low in tho
, Iciu‘. ml and southtrn districts.
, HELP WANTED ()l‘lCLH'I‘ORS lr'mpcrmsiuict were reported as far
AlllUN (xxrcricntcd on men's iinc split and WWI 4“ lllll'll‘l‘llmll‘: 11111., and “9“"
lint: temptrniuris 11.»: far south as thc
cottage of is rooms, No.
Court, him-walk. inquire J. Discnn, 121 pl} at office, 21 Washington shcci.
Main street or Central Hotcl. 18011th an 3!
Norwalk. d12 tit
To LETw—BAS «"MIENT .
Hull 80 x 20. Suitable for any purpose Milan hats, small mnchinc, 11mg scu-
1-—:1-h, 'I‘m'lm' Plnt'cf'South Nox‘irnlk.
M“. .._....-.._..__...._...._ ._.....
FOR SALE—~(l0l lll'l \ RUSSET (‘l-
1. circlrlo horn.
cxtrn tubes,
I'lmnu 73-4. Dhi‘icli.
dl: 3t
1'. good ruuuiut; 111'11':
‘-.Inll lil‘i‘S,
print": is low
1111111ul1' top, 3
FOR SALE—6 room house
With all'modcrn improvements,
in good locatidn, East Norwalk
Pxice $2,300. Small deposit. bal-
ancb mortgage. Also have a
building lot. 38 41 170. on Arch
street, Norwalk. Can he bought
reasonable. For particulars
Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST- NORWALK' Ocuiisic. Optometrists, Opticians
Real Estateulmurance.’ J B71Atiantlc, Sq., Stamford, Conn.
LOST _Op1}n Snt. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897.
,‘Muin strcct or 'phouc 110.
.f . in first titss con
Nt'd'l)‘ tltlt'tli‘lllt‘il,
——-———-.--—----- iltccpcls arc very cnrclcsx about 106(-
V ACH glut: their doors ut the end of the dttt
IN] M innit exeninp three doors 0! store
New found 10 be “open.
[\1 , . «Fresh shoulders lSc lb. ‘1 Y.)
'l‘h1 llalicn during" nsltcd thc pnilcc
git In on tho lookout for 11 new cat
I-iln 1111't1pnnis of which cxchnnuod n
‘lI'IsIo light at the unusual}. it was
I nl‘ttu"\\mds found that th e old 111111 “us,
or no value
whight tutors in soil hut-.1, 0' lll'len s
Thu dccrm} of entered npprcntico
iClueii, Peabody
& C01, Inc. will he worked at n Stated Communi-
cation of Si .’lohns Lodge, No 6.‘.\i'
' "* ””1 nnd t. 11.... which “III M hcld Thurs
BUSINESS NOTICE. lduy cvcniull. December "1,111 the
-__._..-—, - -,l01.gc rooms iii Wall street.
PAINTING .. PAPER-HANGING .4133.“
decanting, palnter's supplies; wall Toumtocs. 3 cans 25c.
3 paper, 011- -to-'1latc tylcs. lowest prices. “W
It is not always the poorest
eyes that cabse the most suf~
lei-lug.
The slightestdefecis. like a
pin prick. irritate the nervous
system and cause pain in some
form. '
THAMER
The ”Three 0" Eye Service
OPERATORS 0N SEW
,mcs, pay while learning,
3
1 WANTED: roux-1 .\',\\'
i stuck room.
tlnlicd (lro
LOST--'\\IIITIJ AMERICAN BULL
lfllppi) nith (lippcd cars “tearing it
0.1.11.1. studdcd hi1'11k collar, unnwcrs to
James llndik, of Bunion '<il‘cci. “as
. e 1 r
Intimates cheerfully giv.0n Al" “ld1r1nIHIcslc1l Inst. cvcning for non support
We Are Paying the Higresi «G solicited 791-40 9““ of 1111» 111111 mmuy. 119 “as 1111111111119
Prices For All inds Of 'Wblte, “1 1'2 Ely “‘3'“
“323 linrc Judgc George ll. Vonburgh, this
11.111111- (lilo. [1:11.st lmdcifplcl'lsc rciut‘nl JUNK ...._._ ._~_. . morning and was ordered to pay his
to .111 11911, {'.. 1a 1' int aveuuc. ‘ 1 __ lnlie $1 a week and allow 32 a wool:
”“5 Telephone or Send, P05”! t" MONEY FOR CHRPTtAsmmHor ench of his children of which he
”~"W' WWW w’ “ “"‘“ “’ ' L. EFFRON ‘ Gather \OIII' rugs, have S M 0 lhIin iu'o No atmtence Wits lmpowd
I ’ "junk and "01”) “q- “'0 nlll ”“3 ”‘9‘ on Hadik and his case its contiuuml
1 l ‘ R°mn 5’ E3“ “"9”" best. Philip P. hinboncy. 52 Van Zuni from 1131, to day T111- 1mm 11....
[[l'Al. Nonct i IVOTES OF THE BUILDING DE street. East \‘orw.nlk Phouc 1182-5 made by Officogzaocllm;
ESTICE ‘ Mille andpallgmftlrc'luued nl *NONE BETTER A”: Arlen Hell. Saturday cvcnlng.
~ - ’ tee and cream La 95 rec.
I) 5‘ , N . . . ‘ permit in tip wirinh for Higgson (301-3114011113 made mince p 1 , .. . ,
is ml of oinalk, cu. Probatefr' of Rownrton avenue §crullers for thcholldly ”no“ Mudo' Lad} Washington Lolita held
( turn \‘11\1111bcrl;'i.A 11.1916.
\\ hm c.1~ w riiicn application has
i p, 11:, (mm, was “1“." 11 permit fresh .8 ordered 39 Woodward ave lmeeiing last evening. 'l‘ihcre on;
WWI ‘
act-shalom.
Zero ’
I
Tim local police report that slot-c-
M magnum,
Email Loin m 100 lb. N. Y H.
st. George Dole, of Glenbrook, was
last week. also ot‘New York relatives.
Wm variety 0! cups. O'BNen's.
visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs.
~«Chrlstmas umbrellas
'pflce’s, CPBrien's.
at
Sohloeker avenue, Glenbrook. Wednes~
day alteration.
The gold lodge pin found on
corner of Main and Wall streets a
few days ago by Sergeant J. 'Harry
Gibson, has been claimed by Mrs.
William Jennings.
—.-—Buy your meat New York Market.
at 01'. or of Moose. met last evening
and 1' line matters were disposed of.
Plans for the big masquerade to be
given on Decctnbcr 31 are coming
clong'nicccly.
~Full line of soils, O'Brien's
A birthday surprise party was given
in honor of Miss Hazel Talimndgc at
1... 11.1119, ho. 18 Union slrnct,tl1is
city, Monday evening. The gucsis de-
purtcd at 11 late hour and all had it
very enjoyable time.
«Very choice fowl 250 lb. N. Y. M.
iionry M. Perry, the first, dlSll'lCt
letter carrier. unstained a. bad fall
this morning at the corner of Water
and Wall streets. on the slippery sit."-
walk air. Perry‘ 5 mm “115 1:,ut and
the use conmdelahiy shaken up.
~Escollops 35c qt. ut the wagon,
'comcr of Washington and Walter
street.
Membcrs oi the Indies Auxiliary of
McKinley Comp, N0. 9. U. S. W. V..
met last evening for the annual nicer
lug, but inasmuch as it, has become
impossible for said officers to be choc
' on before the next. meeting night. l
~llcst Sausage 250 lb. N. Y. M.
w‘lmgcx variety of rum, O'llrlt'll'L-l
.\ son has born ,vcstcrdtty to Mr.
and Mrs llnIold Atlhur thelcl', at
the home 111 .\l1 and Mrs. Frederick
l A. Lune, t‘rc: (Nil tenucc Mrs. Wheel-
l”. was formerly Miss Maignrct. Lane.
l'l‘his is the first glnndt'blltl in the
‘\Vll¢‘l3l9l and Lane families.
~DANCING
At Arlon llilll Suturdny
indies tree
Sergeant J ll:"1r1) (.ibson complet
lml l0tlfl_\ his Inst fil‘iccn-dny trick or
Irnllic oillccr in the First District this
your. Swami Gibson will be on
duty at headquarters tomorrow. and
181~mcnni Thomas Iluut will 31.}. back
in the First, District.
1‘ “Caps, cups,'0'llrlcn's
"~0an make a. nicc
O'Brlen's.
An order has hccn Issued by Scout
(‘ommlra-Ionct Mncllouald requesting
.ihnt nll scouts rcpott immedlntely to
! ihcn rcspccilve rcoutmnsicrs nt oncc
=wIii1 thcir l‘t‘glnllillloll [cc 0125 ccnts
upon tltt lettipt ol‘ this ice. the scout.
111.102ch mc annealed to hand in the
Runes of the scouts who hnvc paid.
to thc sccetny of thc council.
«Eaton (‘rnnc & l‘lkc correspond
C1100 cards, {the and 501- 0 box. Just
ihc thing for _\mns rifts nt Donncllv' s'
stationery sinrc.
l
evening.
Xmas lzllt,
~sntoln moans 20c 11» \'. 1'. M. I
The mid \veclt monthly meeting oi,
the P 8‘ ii men ,1 Bible class of the
South Nornalk Congregational (‘hurch
will he held tonight in tho parlors of
the church. Snppct' will be served
nmmpilv Itt' o'clock and this will be
followed b_\ an Iuiclwsiinc cntcrtnin-
mont. one number of which will bc
“Thc Lost Wedding Ccl'tlficalc.” Th0
nuppcr and entertainment are in thc
hands of thc, lilucs this month and it
is expected there will be n 111ch num
ber pros out than at any prcvions n1ccl
lug.
vSPECIAL'
Ilenllh mnud turn or pens, 151: can
ilinlicd (it-(Icon
~Prlme. roast ticnf inc Ibis ‘.Y. M.
it is to be noted with lulcrest that
"tallies thrmmhnut this and other
states are looking with favor upon the
municipal ownership of Electric
l
and Wj
the snout of South 'Now‘lk .lrlndli
Miss Ids. Jack, of Yonkers, w. 1r, is
PM]: Sturdovsnt ,0! Gregory Bm- -‘
yard. .
regu'm. ...::.
Misc Genevieve chkson, of Non
wulk, was a visitor with relatives on
about: fresh abide. 18c lb. N. Y. M.
the,
ll...
becu mode In thi'.'. court for adminis ~“’ do Wm“? for Anthony Zubllckc
trntion of thc 1st: llt" oi“ in Connecticut 0f Hyatt “"9““9
nomination of ohlcdrs 11nd two candi plants. As an example of the success
t‘ntcs were given thc first dcgrce. Six I in this llnt‘. South Nornnlk bonds the
propositions for membership were re list and many cities anticipating tak-
clawed, and the money mode on the; ins over electric plants are sending
Mrs. R F. Rdckwoll Tel. 669-12. dill 8t
3%
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W ‘ ‘ beWilbonl a:
Gas Range. 9
DURING THE WINTER MONTHS, even with your-l '
' kithen range in use, time are many times each day that S 1
your GAS RANGE can ‘be used to excellent advantage. For
brukfast, dinner and supper your GAS RANGE is, ready
for use -
Save Coal by Using Gas for Cooking
The United Electric Light 8;
Water Co.
w; my at»: Sim”; 3101:; @0104. .3035... .m.&.
m
run) ll. court
LVictor Record
for
South Norwalk Lodge, No. 529, Loy l
Palace Theatre 1111111111111
9
' floinmumni
lllwutcdk
muss:
In every “Victrola home"\sbme'_‘new Victor
Records for Christmas will add immeasurably to
the joy of the Holidaym
The variety and completeness of our stock of
Victor music assures our patrons of‘zetfing just
what they want. '1'.
ln addition to the general records we offer a“
fine choice of special Christmas music. including
many of the compositions whose lofty and en-V‘
nobling beauty has won then. immortality. We
have a complete list of this music which you may
have for the asking.
Visit us today and hear in)" records that
appeal to you.
Victors and Victrolas $10 to $400.1 ,
MM
Fred H. Poniy
Palace Theatre Building
v-
I
...“. .._.......... ”WW-~W.~.H .
BUY XMAS GIFTS
NOW--PAY LATER
i
, Christmas.-
"GIFTS OF STYLISH, SERVICEABLE CLOTH-
ING. FURS AND WAISTS. OUR LINE 0 ms
'A WIDE VARIETYTO CHOOSE FROM.
y‘-'\
{‘5‘
Ben Hur flour has 31.15 11.11.0131.
Minnie Northrup. who was chairman
ofAl1.x1111dc1 Rr'uy late of Newtown . . ‘ ~SPEG'IA
in the state of ninennchusotis de- 40". 11815. the proper present.
ceased. i 'Brlen's. so 50 United Grocery
Ordered. That said application be .. --—._ ._~.—-_--25. .
heard nnddetcl'mined at the Probate . ‘
--—--—-——. FAIRCHILD’S
Office, in Norwalk, on the 22nd day
or Dcccitvber, 1916 tit 2 o'clock after-
: con: and that public notice thereof
ht citen in all persons interested
t :1(}11>iu by publishing this order in n
1: etvspnptl having a circulation in suit]
District. at least five days before cold
day of healing l
unym' W. GREGORY ?
Judge.
I
At a Court of probate holden nt"
\orualh, within and for the District
of Nornalk, on the 14th day of Decent;
Iber A 13,19“.
Open Evenings
I
late
Estate of Johanna Linxneilcr,
(if said Nornnlk, deceased. 1
The administrator represents the, . .
Estate insolvent and prays the all-i articles 0f lasting worth'
poinnuent of Commissioners thereon: .
Wherefore. Baby Spoons
Ordered, That Commissioners to re $1.00 to $2.00. ’
ceive, examine» and decide upon the - -
claims of the 1n diorsof amid Estate Bib Plus
be. appointed at 1111}. Probate (like in ,75C to $2.50
:iorwnlk'. on the 29111 day of Decem
her. 1916, at 2 o'clock afternoon: of
which all persons in Interest will take
Bib Holders
Silver, $2.00.
notice 11nd appear, if they see cause.' 1 ,
c.1111 be heard thereon. And said ad- G0 at $950-
.inistratm will give public notice THE “GEM"
';-'.1c11>of by Imsting a copy of this or
ver on the p-vb'ic sizn- post nearest to
the place w-hcre said deceascd last
1' 11911 and within the same.» town, and
=_1- pllhllslllnrz thc same in a newspaper
"1""- ' n cirrulation in said District
Iii least ten day‘s before said 19th day,
u Hot-ember 191?.
imxnv 1r uncanny l
Judge
997 Main Street.
3 -L€-Izs lamb 229m. x. r. M.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Gilt Things for Christmas
The Useful Kind
Nothing is more fascinating than a display of Child-
ren’s gifts. Nothing more satisfactory than Falrchild
quality. You’ll enjoy seeing these and other children’s
would make a highly acceptable gift for anyone troubled ;'
With deafness—Ask for demonstration.
G W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc.
“At the Sign of the Chimes"
of that. committee, is due all of the
praise. An invitation was nccepted
to Visit Slur or Charity Lodge at
Bridccport. on Monday, December 18.
011 December 28th, there will bc elec»
tion of officers and initiation.
~4DANOING CATORDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly
8-plece orchestra—Cathedral chimes.
w
Until Christmas
Dress Buttons
$2.50 to $5.00 '15s...
Drinking Cups ,,
$1.50 To,$10.oo
Finger Rings
» 1915
3111.200. 00
$1.30 $2.50 1916
Lockets $137.9 436 94
$1 to~$5.oo. #9“
EAR PHONE “barium: Club
will open :Dmmber 23.
The South Nom'k
.:.Br'xdseport. Conn._ '
85 gold piece amounted to :40 20.35113.-
nau. Grace Bro.’sl
, Dr J Dumartier, ‘
’ West Washington street.
‘ By Order. .
-.w H DIERIV(.ER
Regent-
communications hcrc asking for in
tounntion A letter was ceceiveii by
llnyorCsrl Axel linrntrnm' from the
citv of lionuinm askingr for the last
annual report of the electrical oom-
mlssionm. In the letter. it was stat.-
cd that Hoquinm exported to take over
the electric plants and wished to know
how Norwulk mnnngcd its works. The
annual report was sent back as ”"1
quested. 1
--—\Iinstrels. Trinity Parish Hall.
benefit of rectory fund, Tuesday evens
ing. Dec. 19th. Tickets 35c and 250 for
sale of members and D. W. Raymond.
—i.1am‘o chopu'zsc lb. N. Y. M.
M
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs Hattie author, of '53 Bnyview
avenue. and Mrs. Annn Manning of 24
Washlnfiton street, were dinebnrgodl
yesterday. 1.,
—Roast bcel 16c lb N. Y. M.
GETTING AFTER MAIL ORDER
LIQUOR BUSlNESS. ’
WASHING/101i, Dec. 15 .—-—A bill
prohibiting transmission of liquor ad
vcrlisements by mailio any one vex
«opt licensed liquor dealers origents
House Postofllce committee. It. is
'llmé'i a}. the so~callcd mail order ll.
char business in dry territory.
4——
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NOTICE
The members of Sherman Council
340.1342. R. A., are requested to meet
at their lodge mom's at 1: 30 p. to. Sec
nrdsy. December 18th to attend the
mineral services. in a body. oHn'other
at his late hoist»,
.4.
was favorably reported today by the -
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
JACOBY'S
“COURT CECILE "Onions
Miss ‘An‘na Sheet-Ian Chosen ”Grand
Recent, and Mrs. Gilbert Siev-
cns Prophet»;
The annual meeting of Court Cecile.
No. 105, Daughters of Custilc, was
'hcld last eveu’ ing in the Catholic club
blouse in West av.enue and the follow.
ing oilicers were elected for the ensu-
ing year:
. (trend Regent—Miss Annajheehan.
lVlce GiraudI Regent-lilies Edna Ho-
win-d.
Phrapbetesa—Mrs. Gilbert Stevens.
Financial Sec. etary-—-Mrs. Mary
l States:
Tnmiirer—c-Mrs. Agnes ‘Hatigh.
Historian—Mrs. C. M. Doréfin.
Monitor—Miss Katherine Duffy
Sentinel—Miss Theresa Strauinski.
Trustees~him T. A, Skelly and
Miss Margaret Farrell.
Chaplainev. J. J. McGuinni's.
Animal reports were presented
the officers at last night 5 meeting,
and these prayed ,l‘or the moat pert:E
very ratifying
riders will mine place at one of
January meetings.
Plans were made last night. for the Indies, lnld'mallonni Pan»;
in t th newl elected of- if?” S “03"-
Installat n o e y the WmtkllEiis included induslt'i.
‘ I M -l. STREET
WALL STREET 1:0 '3’) a Ina—89!}
11;, -- .... .. ... ....11 noun-war spacial-
tlcs was renewed 81 the outset of to-
day s trading, but rails and our!» rep-
resentativc issues was» steady ' to
strong. . S. Steel recorded a maxi
mum decline of 1»5-8 points on its
first transnciitm of 20,000 shares at
11‘.’ to ill: Ll." Rcc—snion of twugtfl
four points were made by Lac u.
wanna Steel iah Coppér Minnelli
Zinc, Continental (an. lending ship»
ping: shares and New York .111 Brake
WALL. STREET, Noon. . Rallies of
1 to 3 points in the first hour were
only 'tcnrpomry. price proofing
shutply again. on the area-"'1 measure
ex°rted by fresh liquidation and {ms
ther short selling. Sic I was oflemd
’in innumerable lots of 1.600 to 8.069
I down from 114 to 100 1 l Bdihléhem
lsieel 11m 3:112 points. allowing for . " 7
its '1' 1-2 per cent. divitlrn'tl. Other
issues, mainly those which figured
mnmlnenily in recent rewrsfle, Vera ‘.
iflvu’ to hrs-ire. points undcr renter»
Tine chief 'mium’s of
1] Alcohol.
Gulf .1111! West
Central
'.li'larines Atlantic.
holding of a card. party. in the club Loather, Lackawannn S” l and main
house, on January .5th. 1917.
.’ m5 1‘
6 Copper.
Bonds were unaudited:
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