"at 11* 71%
4: a! u
1:5 71% 7155
123* 123 128
lib-2:1 21 3‘
“a 5895 St
loss to 70%
”as 19 2955
12:55 1:325 123%
1.51 150% ill
”5 use u"
08* l8 4!
101% 100% 100%
124% 114‘.
4555 is!
cs 66
“lb 43%
H!" in
85% 85*
‘855 ‘8‘
1201 121‘,
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1:1 183
«a cs
2911‘ 215'
u 11%
ms 9156
11; ans
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176 170
141 14%
315 81*
It It“,
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18% M
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255 2555
11 111‘
17% 171‘
21% 229;
94 94%
22% 23%
7936 50*
15% 45%
85% :55;
8114 an;
9255 M
12754 12735
112% 1123;
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785g 77% 78%
485‘ 47% 47:4
54 53% 53;
82% xxx 8255
sex 9054 90x
32x 31x 3:
2: 23 2;
200 wt 1971‘
119% 119% “9%;
25% 25% 25x41
125% 12414 1241,55
3% 4675 467‘,
a 79 79 .
Umnetstores 7:55 70% 712'
Bulb 86% so»; My:
”IBM 50% so“ 501‘
1055‘ 104% ~1.7.411;
62 «11,4 513‘,
85" 355 351‘
- . 110 110 110
Bloc. 59 581‘ 5g
Macaroni. use 62% as:
m
rs.
”Wed by Continental Can and Gen-
“Ana-lean Tank. each up 2 points.
I. Dspsrtment Stores and melat-
dd m
such over himrs close. Moderate
-‘ were recorded by
-«eriean hating.
- Cairo“ Warner Spomiomntor,
1. Public Service of New Jersey.
lilies Reel. American Can. and
- and Mn: Illinois.
Me. Greg! Northern pin-Iona).
_Y. Central and Marine preferred
heavy.
in... m
E“. Noon—W
quiet m‘
" however.
Mud one of the
,,-flile ahares. Railroad stock.
' "hmwuthe ordln-
‘ -m 1.8 liking .ppm-
1-.,
p u
0
wu_l_s__mm
. wALL m 10'30 a. m -—CO
, . . n-
ayflnuation o! Mun-day's
; ”I noted at the opening or 10].)":
twins was. being mu-
v 0"” 1"" Jersey. which
,. 31-3. m in these “-
1“,.
'“lhe I“. Call
Bum, 1:30 p. 13.—mu:
5 l.” conditions ('Onun-
. ,. .M raw 3.8-". Iii-cola-
“ m ct cm may-
a” fires were male”,
" ”It and the prdmod
lrrcgulnrily
2
also advanced point.
Anaconda.
Utah. Electric
Hoodoo Oil. Mackaf Com-
North-
ti'Owhmt the morning,
i- 8 few selected
tobacco
thevoiwneoi‘bmm
con-”MM
m I 1.: ”in“, ”a
'- une profit-taking in
‘1-‘chest. m '
5— W and with
"this tarps-rum com-
continued to enter largely
cannons or i to 2 point;
“‘0 Flair Wiggly
W A. Vanadium
-5 MI weer also
" ' .thelauham-
pol-ls. Woolworth 22:-
1“ to It points. while a
_ tho 1".th limitle- mus
;
I M Steel <‘u-‘1flk‘6
foo
nu. m: Connor-tot Osborn 1'”
nun. 1.26m a law can in New
York .
,____.
The fishing smack Althea is tied up
to the public dock on the WWW
street masc- ' ‘ ‘
Patron-an John Robert: is to have
3 mm.” 1;." or am non
duty, beginning tomorrow. the 21‘-
Patrolman boui- Brehin settled a
[amily quarter on Van fiandt street at
11 o'clock last evening.
Ir. Ind Hrs. Elnora! Winfi-
Manor-anoint.“
The regular meeting or the Bon'
Club will he held at the m Avon“
I. 8. church “or?” evening.
___-—I-
Bessie 1. Welch m patented 100'
lotn in nut norm-ls tron George E
Pinch.
. a 1, Inner has transferred s
lotnst l’§arvin Beech to Th” 1‘-
llarnusi. Hr. Miller has also treas-
lerrcd a lot at Harvin Beach to Peter
and Joseph Larraufl
Hm Dorslhy Prey. of 27 Satview
avenue. will entertain the members oi
Pi Alpha Gannon of the South Nor-
wsJk Congrentional church at her
home this using st 1:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Arthur Carr. of 33 Second
street. will entertain the members of
the ‘Wornan's Auxiliary or Chm
church at her home on Thursday alt-
crnoon 0! this week at 2 o'clock.
Joseph Boos. William Zarxet. and
Wlbur Smith caught a his men of iiat
fish and frost fish yesterday oil Pooch
island the total! catch weighing ebout
20 pounds. '
The regular fortnightly channn in
bridge tenda's has been made. Ralph
Fl. Bennett going on night duty for
two weeks while Charlie Pratt will be
on days for n limiar length of time.
The fact that tn:- we I: at (‘3'! Pas-
ure bench is progressing rapidly. in
lrouzht home to those who make it a.
practice to go to the beach each Bun-
rlav and View the amount of “‘ul’k
being done.
The ayster shell heaps along lhe
south side oi Washington street bridge
yesterday were busy places, many
rout owners taking advantage of the
ten foot tide, to haul their craft out
for the winter and either to beach it
high and dry. or else place it on
cradles.
This evening at 5 o'clock at the
East Norwalk chdlsh church. You
fiandt street. the Rev. Richard Starr.
lormmy of Africa. but now a. resident
o.‘ Tokcneke. will speak on his min
slonary experiencos in Africa. Dir.
and Mrs. Fred Minor 0! the Connecti-
cut Bible Society will sing.
in her haste to get to
girl. whose name
loarnv-‘l. dropped her
thr- Harner stationery s
Slugs-e. yesterday moral
look out some money to
Despite the {act that
search was madv‘ l--r the LIIUJ
soon as the beads were found. no trace
of hrr could be ohiaint-l. The
bvaclt are being held at the Rain"
star» in the hope that the mac r-irl
will return for them.
l Rowayton I
Mr: Samuel Hall oi Rowayton ave-
nue nu resigned her position with the
Cluett Peabody Company.
:I.‘
The Civic A-scintion will hold its
monthly lusting this evening in the
Rowavton Hose Hon: Hail.
Mrs. Edwnrd Wleman of West Side
avenue has purchased a new Nash 81:
from the Stanford Agency.
The Norwuk All! Burs. manazod by
Frank Riley at Non-walk and Pincus
Reed‘s oi Roway‘ton. were defeated
yesterday afternoon, by the Loch-
woods. hymeseoreofztol.
W
Dari
Rel. J. W. Morgan o! Bound Brook.
N. J- preached his first sermon as
pastor or the Darisn lethodlst church
yesterday. Dir. Hm will live at the
me. ill the Post road, begin.
plug this week. '
Judge John H. ugh! of Norwalk
spoke to the Men‘s club of the Con-
gregational church ymrday morning.
Jul-loos ”girl‘s subject “a: "The In
of History." This talk was arranged
hy the men's clas- oi the church as s
Dart oi their regular winter progrnlm
y.
The case of John Gin: of Stanford.
which was to have come up in the
index: Court last week. will be tried
mkevenlngiathenarien'l‘ownnsh.
1134: case was postponed to this even.
clam in the owners of the car w
was ism by Gina. ‘
71w Young People's Society :4 the
frwm church of Noroton will
wasmmisweehintheh'oro-
M W)“ sohooi. The meeting was
to hate was held Prihy evening. but.
Moistheschoottheneelingwas
Mwmwthhweek.
Awncertdgreatlneritwillbe
11inrsda7. Nov. 21. Ralph Toland. a
Western-inunwhobnowin New
York. and who has a very tine baritone
votes. will be the principal singer
Huhheiiehhmflihbinnsoioaof
celebrated their second weddins 8""
”it. pending the settlement 01 damage '
wwwwmharvutoance.’
Norma» Win
concert will WI ‘3 3"“-
while the
Post road in
exone'nted in a “dim“ W J.
J. Phcian. nude punk
Wand a
ing in an
uremia 1mm
sum ANII mm:
Saturdayeveningstthe 0. U. A. I.
hall on Washington street about 150
W of the Lockwood baseball
tesn tsndsrod the boys s supper and
dance
Lem Broad of the hall team took
the crowd bystorln when hcgave an
exhibition dance to the tune of “fur-
key in the Straw." Other entertain-
mentsanddancingtooh placenntlla
Iste hour.
The committee in charge of the al-
tair was under the direction of lira
Knmerandahewasauisted Dylan!
Sooneld and Hrs. Allie Ether.
The team is working on plans (or
next ssason and expect to have just
as a teun in the field as they did
duri the post summer.
XLEY MUST PAY BACK $15,”.
ONEW YORK, Nov. alt—Judge lan-
cuso in General Sessions today ave
Alfred G: Oxiey, (:0qu of grand
lu-eeny. his liberty for three months
to allow him to fulfill a promise to
any 315.000 owed to creditors of the
Sterling System Home- Company, of
which Oxley m president. >
Oxley, who has been in the Tombs
Prison for five months awsltinz sen-
tence. was released in $5.000 ball.
ii. at the end of three months. he
hadnotpaidhacksumsoimoneyta-
ken from prospective purchasers of
commem- CARi’El‘
Sterling "may cut" homes. he will be -
athlenced, Judge Manama announced
ppqed.
the United States'
would raise their voices whenever it
was inthsintorect “the, United
Greece. who arrived from Park. called
upon and left cams iorthe “his
three” hadn't.
—mnmhm.
CLEANING C0. ,5
"Cedar“. “Nomlhconn.
Phone.”
We clean and renew colon in
CupctsalidRugs. mam»
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
BegulsrPrioew.
SPECIAL!!!” .......
Zagm Price 8.75.
In. ngl' is , an expert from the "Vellum”
:harge. Minudtalkwilhha'.
3 .Q‘Ufl‘l “008 PM was com
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‘7. normal 20, 1922.
{ maiafihg’ light and cheer
and the spirit Of Christmas
Toylan'd beckens everyone.
The best toy store we could pradnceisinfullswing.
Big and bright andawhirl with actionandacfivity.
Here is an abundance of thee Acievercst and ’best toys we could assemhle pm
f .n E Smh’s'mmwmmanmfimemdd U.S.A.
The mn' 'tation in to all—all
K ' " mo floor rear.
\
Why’ not Wardrobe
tnink as a
Christmas gift?
What awondrousglftfofatravelhlgman andnearly
one has use for one several times aye”.
Children’s books
for Christmas gifts,
Almost (:Yrry Wurrh will
book of this an ;.~ lam-{11,
your. choosing—Ha: {m1};
ofiered at 1:151.- ’m $1.30.
Books mound Mn iii-on
every _ _
L~W11 traehngawardrboemmkkeepsthmgs . g ‘4‘”,
heat undenfrelgtfromvdust and moths right. at home. _ . #01 hilette vm}. mil” all-1;-
' No one will deny that a wardrobetrunk is a fine thmg ed plctures 10.. 1.1
to own and, that it is the ideal tnmk_ . for travels-:11 stvle rind Picture b00k> with
. {We have the good substantial knfi -—seve , 1 tive mustratinm 13. 9.3.
since so they are sure to please $15 “1539.50.
1 . a fine suit case makes a
. ' Then too a traveling bag or —-the}’ are all modest—
' and one that is apprecaa' ted .
gigglcfetd—and in their new temporary locat10n——you can
Little Jaf'k I{(::':':f 315543;“
and Billy B11133
printed in large :5}... _12,0
1
1.1.1/ as
. van . -
mltfhfigniso:%:;oo:dtrunfi8we have it—and you may de- read 000' - ..
pend on it’s belng' right. Wee books for ii 15- 1551245:
. _ meat w. —profusely lllustratcd 211
color 35c-
Uncle Wiggily—B» £551.10.
Anim‘al stories——ea1-fv5
ume contains 8 column?
trations and 31 sturf. .5-..“-
for each day of th-
75c.
Warm-cozy knitted
things for the baby.
i ‘ things that
. H arethm tokeepthebabywarm— .
the mgmomd basic for its comfort’pretty articles 3-311;
figment selection from as gift for the new ha y m
.
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141:1.»
3:1'7’5321
Bedtime story l..;.—. 1.1-
Thornton W. B1;r:(-.<< r4»:
Old Mother W” Wind
Why Thuntun Bur-
gess $1. each.
A large 8R~nrmflffii 0f
boys’ Story bWJkS Fill'h 35
Boy Scout series. Big: WW“.
Motorcycle Boys — To“
Swift — Pcewge Hams w
be sure they wflLbe welcome for they are all
ht by hand and. allwool.
mam—white trimmed
m or knee length.
31 White, pmk
hon trimmed mh My ‘ .
.50. . ._ ‘ .
1’1 ”ism, fancy short Jackets W with dainty
to“. ‘
m— "he—dwi without' feetflfioamlfl 5 . .
“I!” ”Wh'uF-sm max-bound"- With. ribbon—’3“ V317 Dick Prescott—Mono: P2"-
/ - \.
' rm BOYS—Radio Boyer—
W nude LFred Futon—and many
I. - others 50c.
Also many good bouks fur
boys from 50c to $1.75.
Good stones' for girlc Mm
with pink or blue—three- ,
makes loans is
«mi-antler.
_and consultation is no...
any amount-not mains 8300.00 at inter-um
providedhylaw. room-ahea.hlnh&e.onmhsi¢
ass slutty tor
‘PhoneO-xol;
, Beneficial Loan SOcie‘ty
smwmmuum _
“sso.ms:. Thirdflaa 80.1lorwslk. M0144!
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mostdurahieshosm
Jude on soft
and Satchel-sin
ate: in the W church on -
mlaudWonan. Thanewisensauonlnsm Magnifie—
'gumsolgsottasehstiaudltin Mhmmmtf
may?» own so... or ”slit vague-m
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Marjorie Dean— ll i2“
school stories—B 015 1355'“!
Twins.— Bunny Brvwfi'”
Ruth Fielding—Morin}: Pi‘”
ture Girls—Girl SW “5““
Radio‘ Girls—Out D0015 Girls
—-Cufly Tops and man? 0“"
Mweuemprasedwimthegoodnwsda
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' 5 - ‘ from 50c to $1.75.
3’ “ t f(Jim-memlmndnae—wecanseem’SfiI’lm , .r
alto ’selectpné‘of thesensefnl gifts—u bath robe-for a each.
mil it would be laid to think ofa. style or colormgor N 11] edit“ ” 0f
i‘mricéthatisnfot here. ‘And sum-attractive. . , _ ew pop at- , . W
' ~ Bathrobes made of Beaconldanket,‘ many 'colors and Inttie Women mth 81-1 12:1
[ both Wflmm W, $.95 tQ $10. illustrations by Jessm “l '
Fancyitcrr'yehtfi-rohes—fstripggbrocades and- two coxsmith $1.50.
The Swiss Twins, Esklm“;
m mono»-
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W" M 5 robes—11.1111 med—w muse Scotcb .11.; Belgian ‘55‘
._ - www- fl amt (£00105, Silt!) $1.1m $1.75.
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