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Less, 250.
TO LET.
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TO LET-FURNISHED AND US-
furnished rooms at the Hotel Bristol
newly renoiated. Inquire first floor.
am 121.
,1 'FOR SALE.
‘. t-‘OR SALE—LATE 1917 FORD
touring car This car has only been
[lug w1...11 800 miles. 'Not a marl: on
it. Price $325, will downstrate. Bet-g
igetiinsznfn‘zlfne' Adams gird, :ro LET~DINN1NG ROOM Pum-
lege at the Hotel Bristol, formerly
FOR SALE—:01: “REV!” 7 ROOM Hatilund House, 50 rooms. Boarders
house newly papered and painted, big guaianteed. Good terms to right party.
lot 80 by 1
neighborhood, Price $2700 Rent $18.00_after 5 p. 111.
Easy terms. Lawrence Agency, Sallth‘
liain street, South Norwalk.
(119 St
To LET—BASEMENT ARION
; Hall 80 x 20. Suitable for any purpose.
FOR SALE-FRI-t‘ASSEE ROAST— , Inquire on premises.
6‘13: chickens,’ broilers, ducks geese; — _ 0 . ._ ’ L11
and turkeys, 221' to 350 lb. Killedfi To LET-6 R0 mg “IT“ A '
modern improvements at 32 Taylor
Ave. Inquire at United Grocery Co. or
R. 0. Raymond.
dressed and delivered to order .P‘i'esli
laid eggs. 70c doz. Sweet Rossclt ci-
der 250 gal. Nichols Poultry Farm,
(iledgewoodl Pond-1 afl'nue, Nurwnlk.
'l‘el. 1322-3 dill 81
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TO LET STORE AT 207 EAST
-. _..,_.____.-_.,_ ,Washington street. Inquire at 64 $0.
FOR SALE—comm RUSSET Cl- Mai“ film."- 0* 'Dhone 60-
.fi > p :-
1ter front Palmer's old orchard mills. ”*"“
Wot like ordinary cider. it is made
(rout selected Runset apples. Try it. '
The Varsnty
“1111. Miller, \VaShington street. d13 9t
105T Eye Glass
l..OST--‘l\T LOBBY 01" SO. NOR- , ‘
\1 .1lk post oiiice, at noon today, my Large mund lenses, heavy
aizothcr’s wedding ring. Valuable as re- gold rims and spring, diStln‘
lizcmbrance. Finder please call at guished in appearance. Just
“mm” 0m“ (“9 3! the thing for evening wear
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and perfectly proper for all oc-
BUSINESS NOTICE. .
caswns.
PAINTING PAPER-l-lANGlNG
decorating. painter's supplies: wall
paper, unto-date styles. lowest prices.
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Distinctive and practical.
1 t '1‘ ll We employ OCULISTS to
Estimates c1eerully given. rd of- .
41...: 11011111911. Tel. 400, Alexander exammc eyes.
White, 111 12 Ely avenue r1123
~—MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS
Gather your 11111.4, papers and other
junk and notify us. We will pay the
best. Philip P. Mahoney,’ .12 Van Zant
«Mreet. East. Norwulk. Phone llSZ-fi
THAMER
“The House of Good Glance."
Ocullstt, Optometrlsts, Opticiano
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. till 9 p. m. Est. 1897.
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
Tuesday—-—Oirls' t‘riendly Society in
(he Parish house. 111 7130.
Thursday-~-In-vt'or‘s helpers,
fl \‘.'l'.<t 1\lai:t slim-t.
\l'ediwstlny- Knights of K1111: A1
bur P1111 11 house at 7. 30.
Childr'sen Xmas licsiivnl, a week,
Crom 'l‘ursday in the Palish house 111 ties and other occasions.
'1: 30 ‘next war now open. Tel.
“1 3-2 ARION HALL
dition.
Booking for
1285.
Hiiiesi DillfllllllllllON lN
nds Of
Are Paying the
Prices For All i
IUNK
Telephone or Send Postal to
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St East Norwalli
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NEW YORK, Dec 21. «Extieme
weakness bordering upon dismotaliza-
FOR SALE..5 room house tlon marked the opening dealings on
with at] modnm improvementq‘ the Stock Exchange today. The so-
in good location East Norwalk.‘ called our 1511111011 broke from 2 to it
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Price $2 zoo Small deuocit bal- points. these being extended in the.
ancp mort'rao'e Al“ 0 have a' course of the first ten minute's
building lot 18 x 170_ on Arrh‘ The most sensational feature was
street Norwelk Can he bought the offering 01 1'10 ,000 shares of United
reasonable For particnlars insane Steel at 104% to 105%. against
AQk JOIN] T. "3&98 lYEStei-day S doling Price of ms. New
or before in the history of the Ex-
, MAIN ST. NORWALK lichengc has a single block of such
stock been reco1ded.
Reel Estate—Insurance .: RecoVer}es pimcd of brief duration.
:Steel falling to 104 soon after 11
DEATHS AND FUNERALS'O"‘10Cki with similar recessions in oth-
1m lndustgriali Sales of the first hour
aggregated 850. 000 shares. Liquida-
‘1 tion on the second setback was less.
geneial, b' t seemingly no less imper-
the:
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Funeral of Wi. Iiam S. Wilcox
Fancial suvices of William S W-‘il
dim, who died suddenly Tuesday 1111111
noon, will be held P‘iiday afternoon‘alive than that “'hiCh attended
at. 2: 30 o'clock at his late home atlopcning.
93 W OOthltlld avenue. Rev. Ficder Stocks which broke sharply includ-
£911 A. Coleman, rector of the Trinity l ed Atlantic Gulf and West indies, In-
“ll-Sfllllill Church. will officiate and, .1. Atrial Alcohol Crucible Steel. Inter
imminent all] be in Riverside ceiue- notiona‘ Papew Republic iron and.
‘1“‘l'- This 010M111! at 8 Oclot'k “10 i‘icel, Lackawanna Steel, American
0111 “(ll Lodge of Masons and Butler‘ Car Central Leather Pittsburgh Coal
Lodge. l. O. O. F, will hold seercesi and Utah Copper.
. :1-1 his late home The selling seemed to come from
~ all quarters and represented further
unloading of impaired margins. A re-
newal of liquidation was largely as-
Funeral of William N. Cram l
Th1 funeral of Willl- 1111 Nelson (‘raWi
was held this afte1 noon from the Intel ““139“ to President Wilsons note to‘
[Home 31 Chestnut street Rev. \"il the belligerent nations.
119111 G. Giffen pastor of the pin,“ ’l‘1ausactions in Steel continued on
-- Mlthodist. church. officiated and inl ”1 enormous scale the total amount
{ptmenl was in RlV‘elSlde (clutter). 11111: to 220 000‘ shares within the first
The pallbe'fiers “yen.- 110111111 Buck half hour, at between 104 12 111‘
man, Henrv I-,ont (eneick Illodnarl 10“ 12
. and John Miller. Tile lots sold: ranged from 1.000
' tr; 6,000 shares, with one lot of 15. 000
Gustav Freer-mils 111 f - ”lam-
man resident at th r1 Swami“: 2:: Even rails which have been gen-
1. t , . ‘ orally litnong in the. midst of ‘11:!)
.us returned from spending the past recent liquidation gave. way in the
few years in Germany, arrived in this first rush of selling, today, Reading
«airy last evening .and attended the' Ruling off over a. point and Union Pa-
rneeiing or the German Central Ver
cific 1 5-8.
Umud. Mr. Frederichs is in the best
Although the market continued fev-
PTISII rallies were re. stored in he
'of health and'wns accompanied by his In t
1wife.
first half hour of from 2 to 7 points.
Sales of all stocks in this brie“
tori apprbximated. «100.000
Thou- was quot accumulation of”§oa«
in the case of Jacob Morris vs.
sonea stocks, notably Rails,_ where the
43“” AK Mmmi “'hk‘h “'35 tried b‘*li in‘tlul looser; were soon changed tr
. foie Judge anger in the. Superior 11.11111.
«Court, Bridgeport, this morning, ‘11 de- V1 1111 the. market still
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extremel‘
31.; 9 of (11...,th waq granted. Judge nervous and much confusion in the .
the. itiogulur recoveries, brokers were
reported as urging their custome
Joseph R. Taylor erg
. to refrain irom further trading until
listintiff.
represented
_. wins.
Duncan. and Professional
on this page, Twenty-Five Words
51100. Blackfoot: or Caps Double Price.
V911 ly decorated, in first class con-l
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Can be rented for balls, par-'
lllf Sllllllt Mllillil.
shares. ‘
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Miscellaneous Ads.
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Three Times, so. 1 week
WANTED.
i WANTED—A BOY'S SECOND
‘hand bicycle. Call at Dr Cohurnfls 55
South Main street.
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TWICE IN SAME DAY
BETWT, Dee. 21.-—Rescued
twice from the freezing written at the 1
Sound this morning, Captain Herbert! "'
Hutchlngs of the T. A. Scott lighten
Eva, showed the effects of his chilling‘;
experiences. Chills shook him as he
talked. He was working from 4
o'clock this morning until 8:30 in get- ,f,
Eva from her place on .7
ting out the
the beach near the denial) at Bea-
slde park. He slipped into the water
twice and was rescued wig: difficultyi
the last time ly the crane of the Eva.
Has Narrow Eocape
Operations at the sea wall
WANTED— LARGE SECONDl
hand stove for use in store Sendl
prices and particulars
Address 0,:
(are of Sentinel. .
MW.
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WANTED— EXPERIENCED P ACK-
ers for Panama hats. Apply \'a- ’.
icuum Panama list (‘0., Stamford, (‘1. j
.121 31'
WANTED—BIDCKERS :ANI.) PIN-i
'ishers on Panama and leghorn hals.‘
lApply Vacuum Panama Hat Co.,Stam-
‘ford, iConn. d2l 3t
WANTED— OPERATORS, EXPER-
licnced on Singer Power machines, Al-
so females to sew hooks and eyes on,
house dresses. Good wages, steady
work assured. Royal .ilauu'facturing
C0,, 85 Washington street. South Nor-
w.alk d2] 01
WANTED—BRIGHT (llltl. li‘th 0F-
f‘ice. Must heaccurate in ordinary arith-
,'metic. Good opportunity if satisfactory.
IA bonus of 10 per cent. paid 111 addi-i
jtion to salary. ll. Jacob & Sons shoe.
{manufacturers Belden avenue, Nor-
1 walk. dfll 311
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i WANTED”- A “LA (‘KJSMITH 15‘
‘helper One with experience C. 11‘.
Green, 10 Steamboat Place. d2() 3!
‘ WANTED—4811101” BOY TO AS-
,sist in stock room. loud pa)“: also
bonus of 10 per cent. to. right Partyl
lApply at once to ii. Jacob 81 one,
LShoo ilianufacturea. Bcldcn aVenue,
i Norwulk. 1120 81
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t WANTED—FEM“ .15 AND MALE
"ODGIHIOI‘S and pressers on men' 11‘ Palm
Beach coats. Samuel Itol‘,11cr 50- 62.:
Day street
31:...”
was
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, OPERATORS ON SEIK’ING MACH-
}mes, pay while learning.
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istork room. _ 1
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011211, Peabody
81 Co. Inc.“
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Conditions become more settled.
l‘umniisaion houses discouraged buy-
inL' of the. more. volatile specialties
except for cosh. increased margin,
as much as 50 per cent. was demand-
ed in some instances, even for stand-
111d shares.
Wheat Market Lower
(‘ch Af‘..0 Dec 21. ——A maximum de-
cline of 7 cents was registered in the
wheat market at the opening today on
Pnesident Vlilsons' peace note.
Wheat for May deliveiy closed yes-
terday at $1. 61% to $1. 62. It opened
,today with sales longing from $1.55
to $1.58. July at $1.30 to $1.31, open-
ed 4 3-8 10.5 34 lower. Pit brokers
were loaded “ith selling orders andS
a huge business was done.
There was a stormy time in the
wheat pit during the first fifteen min-
lutes. Buying on the part of strong
houses quickly brought about a sem-'
blance of steadiness, however, and in
less than half when the selling
stampede appeared to be at an end
with the market about five cents un-
der yesterday’s closing. '
The market continued to break dur-
1111; the. noon hour Steel- evelinlng to'
102%, with. " to 6 point losses in 0111 1
er stocks which were exempt froml
the early onslaught, including 5011192
of the rails. The weakest industriali
was Gulf States Steel, which made1
an extreme loss of 20 points. '
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PAl-‘tTMEN'l=
John J. Coleman was siren permits
to do'pluinb'ing and heating for George
Wakefield of Oakelvllle,‘ avenue, 0.
L. Wood, East Nor-unlit! John Wimpy
erteit at Main street; Finch mothers;
Van Zant utr;eet William J Hyde of
23 Fitch street and Arthur Iodsup of
Grove street ‘
nut to do uni-lug for George Nlenzy of
11311111: street
. bowels. ‘
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI.
DEND OF
The Norwalk Savings Society
Norwalk, Conn,
December 14, 1916.
. At a meeting of Directors
of this Society. held this day a
dividend, at the rate of FOUR
(4) per cent. per annum was i
declared to Depositors from
the earnings of the six months
ending December 31, 19:6.
The same will be entered on
pass-books and paid on and
after January 10th, 1916. l
MONEY DEPOSITED ON
OR BEFORE WEDNES-
DAY, jANUARY 10, 1917, '
WILL DRAW INTEREST
have. .
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1 34th i
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3 Stores -—~—~———~—- — Open Every
‘ _ Evening
1H in one. This Week. ‘
M. |STE1RLINGH~~H
. Delivery 1 ‘
to climb. - ~ Everywhere ‘ l
A Store of a Thousand U ‘f l *
Chri 1111 GT ‘
S as I IS
‘3' Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Tables Costumers “if
Cedar Chest Smoking Stands Waste Paper Baskets 1.
Shirt Waist Boxes Mahogany Sewing Tables Rockers
Statuary Morris Chairs Ranges
Floor Lamps Parlor Suites Mattresses
Boudoir Lamps Davenport Beds Umbrella Stands
Pictures . Tapestry Chairs Telephone Tables ,
Silk Comfortables Leather Chairs Music Cabinets ‘
i Woolen Blankets Ladies’ Writing Desk Chiffoniers
Rugs Dressing Tables DresSers ,
Funiiture Parlor Mirrors Pedestals ‘l'
Extra Specials for Christmas
FROM IANUARY net, 1917. m i
STEPHEN H. HgLMCII‘JS, 4 Piece CHILDREN’S PARLOR SUITES, white enamel, consisting of Chair, Rocker, -
ten ent. "
FREDERICK A. ELLS, Settee and Table, all for s)cCial price of ..... .$4 50 A wonderful value. ‘
Treasurer. ,
DEPOSITS OVER DOLL’S FOLDING GO- CARTS, steel frame, leatherette hood. Special ............ 3 H
34.400000 Othersfrom......... ................ .39¢to 35% .
"T“ ”' nonce """ "" . . . . . '
Wine, of Norwalk, 11.. pmbm ,1, AIR FERN wrth flowers, very beautiful for dining room table. Specxal . . . . . . . 49¢ 5,;
Court, December 20. A. D.. 1916. 3 i: l
:state of Marv M. Guider late of
. _- . CUT GLASS
1\or\va|k. in said district. deceased. -. ~ ' 1 '
Th0 mu" m, Nahum for me (“smal- A fine selection of Cut Gass. Extra specral.
of Noiwalk bath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for i;
1119 creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for 1.1etlcment Those who
neglect to present their accounts pro-
perly attested. nilhiu said time,
be dehurred a recowry. All persons
indebted to said Estate are requested
to inake immediate payment to
Gl-‘Olttll’ W. STEVENS
‘ Executor
NOTICE
To the Board of County
sinners of ii‘alrficld f‘ounty
r‘ommin-
l hereby apply for a transfer of a ""'
license No. 273 to sell Spiiltnous and
intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Inger Beer.
lthins Wine. and Cider from Martha;
Schuub at 0 Railroad avenue, South .
Norwalk to Frank X. Kolensky, at 9
Railioud ni‘.cnue. South \‘orwalk, town
of Norwnlk. The. proposed placo of
business is not located within 200
feet in a direct line of a Church Edi-
tion or Public School-house. or the
premises pertaining thereto, or any
Post Ofllce, Public Library or Ceme-
tery. .
Dated at Norwclk, this 20th day of
lit-camber, A. D.. 1916.
FRANK X. KOLENSKY.
. - Applicant.
We, the undersigned electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law of the
Town of Norwalk in said County, how-
by endorse the application of the
above named Frank X. Kolensky for
'such license. and we do hereby sever-
ally, each for himself, certify that
ithc above named applicant in a sulta-
lble person to be granted a license to
sell intoxicating-liquors and that the
above described place is. in our opin-
ion. a suitable place wherein to sell
intoxicating liquors, and We hereby
erally, each for himself.
,1 at We are owners of real estate 311‘
hated in said Town of Norwalk.
Dated at NOTWRIK this 20111 day of
December, A. 1)., 1916.
Thus F. Dowd, Matthew
Harry Goodwin, Louis
Christian Swartz.
I hereby certify that
named endorsers are electors and tax-
payers, 15 defined
Town of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwmk, this 20111 day of
December.A '. An. 1916. -
ANNIE E. SMITH_
Assistant TOW“. Clerk.
Our Jltnoy Otter This and 50
Don't miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose with 51: and mail it. to Foley
& 00., 2835 Shellleld ova, ‘ Chicago,
111., writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley’s Hon-
ey and Tar. Compound, for coughs
colds. and croup; Foley Kidney Pills,
for pain to sides and buou.‘ 'rbeuma
tram, backache, indoors and bladder
ailments; and‘ Foley cathartic 'l‘ab.
lets. a wholesome '
" cleansing cathartic. ,, roi- constipation.-
headache and sluggish
. ‘,. .1;
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certify :3"
Corbett, '
Udelman, ”
the above. " '
by law, of said .
Your choice ..................... 31,00 _ ,
Cradles
Sleds
Shoo Flys
Kiddie Horses
joy Wagons
Dolls
Toys for the Children
Automobiles
Dolls' Beds
Dolls' Chairs
Rocking Chairs
Dolls‘ High Chairs
,Swing Bassinets
Pool Tables
Velocipedes
Bowling Alleys
Baby Walkers
Rocking Horses
Baby High Chairs
Nursery Chairs
Carriage Robes
Doll‘s Parlor Suites
Doll Carriages
Irish Mails
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closed down for the Winter ~“and the
Eva was mming from her beached.
position. It took the tug McAllisteri
almost five hours to get the lightcri
into deep water.
Captain Hutchinga slipped “on an
icy pile plunged into 20 feet of;
water. A rope was thrown him, he'
grasped it and held on until he was;
drawn aboard. . lie went down to thc‘
engine room. " uheie he changed his
clothes. warmed himself 11nd then ug-
appearcd to supeerse operations
\ 'A second time he slipped on a pile?
and this time he fell in such a way
as to half stun him.
thrown to him,
hold.
the cold water was taking from hlm‘aboard and was
the power of motion.
" ”$5. ’3» .7"
Most.
- Stetling Furniture Co.
137 129-131 Washington St.
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J. B.
Everything in the Optical Idne
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' 53 WALL ST.
J aCkSOD NORWALK
OPTICIAN Phone 438
EYESEXAMINED FREE
Phone 105’.
”or: 4 Emmmmd .2». »
A T098 “35 crane was swung around, the great
bill he did 1101 take hook was let down and it caught the
He was struggling feebly as it back nf his sweater.
revived with stimu
Then the big lants.
, 2:: ll '_ A“
HOSPITAL NHOTES
Mrs Elbert Misctrendo. of. 8 Mill
1-1.: was ulled road, was admitted yesterday
D Miss Elizabeth Cockburn, of 9 Mon .-
gnn avenue has admitted yestelduyfi
Watch Our Windows. ,
Rochester Metal Ware, Specialties. , .
Henckel’s Manicure Scissors and Sewing Sets.
GIVE USEFUI. GIFI'S
The Lasting Pleasure of Giving Practical Gifts 15 to
be Had if you Buy Here.
As They Are All Useful They .Will Be Appreciated
Zen
Watch Our Windows
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CARVING _ MANICUR-E SEWING. AND SAFETY AND .1
SETS SETS scrssons SETS . ,- PLAIN RAZORS 1i i
‘ ' . . ‘ ’ .scissons AND 1 .
CASSEROLES PERCULATORS POCKET KNIVES SHEA“ . , , y
' - . ' * ‘- RAZOR STROP ” ,_
r001) CHOPPERS , FLASH Lion'rs 1.1311113? y-ss'rs .: iii-nu BRUSHES 1i
. LUNCH BOXES , . . _ .
' THERMOS, WITH THERMOS SLEDS SKATES 3 ,
BQTTLES BOTTLES 4, i
. ‘ - ‘ . ' ALUMINUM ‘
MYSTO TOOL BOXES ~ THERMOMETERS WARE
ERECTOR SETS ANDTOOLS and BAROMETERS cHAFINt'. DISHES .1
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