. About 31.060 when or
W113i them”. or cast. and shall orchobiymot carry any}
. . 9* , " . .
£59 A'l’flalt
:WCOATSM..10 tycoon-use .aoflao-utyo- ou-un-n.-.o-oo
OQATSaat.... n...“nun-unnumnunun”... . '
OATS at IIIoIDINIcI'CIconscience-odeoousoloHe-e or. ésgg
!.
Thisxis immoriant to you because it oii’ers you Just the goods you
(tilt. Just when you want them and oil. way {below coat. , .
We honestly believe that never have the people of this cons
._ ity been offered such a chance for first. class- merchandise. You
offered a chance to pocket. savings-«but. YOU MUST ACT
,CKLY. . as
”CO pyrig ht Store
6 pNORTH MAIN ST.
$11.23,
FOR GOOD “
SHOES
VAT THE RIGHT PRICE. .
LOOK FOR THIs sum.
_‘The Ferris Kind”
Coalwconcrntrated car-
scontradIcts cold, cen-
quits chilliness, confounds
coughs, causes co‘ihiort,
icliahges clima' e; ' creates
eeuness, compels conver-
o‘ut contents content-
" cut" cheerfulncss. con-
nullity; chases cruel care;
c’diumands confidence; co-
lasso] culinary convenience.
mlyates cook's, converts
Keeier’s Shoe Store
Opp. Hoyt's Theatre
ways and Means Committee will
liaar Witness on This Feature
of Tariii Revision '
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-—-The free
anger plan or the House Democrats,
rtsarded by leaders as one of the vir-
tooliy assured dentures or the term re»
vision program. at the coming extra .
session of the Congress. so for as the
House is concerned. iocused attention
on today's hearing {before the House
ways and means committee. Witnesses
were ready to represent the American
Sn‘gar Refining Company, with noting
President ' Edwin F Atkins as its
spokesman, the beet sugar and other
inteu'ets.
The House Democrots claim that
placing sugar on the free list may
save American ~consumers $115,000;
000 annually, while the Republicans,
charging that tree‘s/user would sur-
render an important industry to for-
eign importers, assert that it would
deprive the government of more than
$52,000,000 revenue. The tree sugar
proposition is coupled with the excise
tax bill as an offset to lose in revenue.
Meanwhile it two more states ratify
the income tax amendment to the
Constitutibn, the excise tax bill will
not be pressed The tentative basis
of revision is the free sugar schedule
of the last session that .iailed of agree
ment between the two houses and
would admit tree of duty, sugars, tnnk
bottoms. syrups of cone juice, melnda,
concentratedmel‘ndo. concrete and
concentrated molasses, molasses gen-
erally, maple sugar, maple syrup, re-
fined syrup, glucose or grape sugar
and sugar ‘cnaen it would tax asc-
oharine 65 cents o pound, sugar candy
and other confectionery. valued at 15
contest pound or less. and sugars suf-
teruheing refined, when tinctured, col-
ored. or in any way adulterated. two
cents opened, or if valued at more
than 15 cents a pound, 25 per cent. ad
valorem.
The turiit‘on'suzar new amounts to
about one and onehnli cents a pound.
say the Democrats in basing their
estimate or the effect of the tree su-
gar proposition. The House leaders
are not sure of vireo sugar in the Son-
. ate. 0
cs, charms consumers.
‘We Have
furnishing Goods.
lowest prices.
'M. Gutkowsky
Bought and Enhanced.
Menu... south Nor-walk.
' 188-191 Washington 8!. Bridge.
‘ Telephone 912.
mvon. hut we mention but
It bolt prices and honest 4
LADIES’
For High and Low Heels.
, ‘ 45c andsoc‘
ALI
Boys’ Rubberi
MAX LEVY
m who-in
an extensive line of New and Second-
hand Furniture, stoves and all House
Everything sold at
Second-Hand Furniture and MW“
‘4 Of Interest
1 at cost. _
Misses' Storm Rubber} .. 48c and son
145 Washington St. S. Norwaiit
W
. The most complete rental lists an
. tn always to he tound in. the. W or Cola
The Bee}; Meat 8:
Provision Co. 4
22 West Washington St. South
Norwalk
13 - 15 Main Street. Norwalk
Phone at Beth Stores
to LadieS’"
MRUbbers we will" It)" the remainder or your
steel: of trimmed and untrimmod hats
Dniniy exclusive designs.
The past bargains are the first
chosen, better moire your choice
mutiny.
The Holmes Milliuery
Phone Gill 8 MOM“. It.
.u. an. .
Ariel Cameron
u-fi;,;u-c.;3:‘
.F‘iich's
. Philadelphint and Mrs.
' tar as the Norwnik congressmen
A' "'19 a'dlfis' srclieotlc'iu'aT'journai
prints the following by H Marius. of
cache. at Cannon Station:
in this publication I have sought
to show a specimen of an inexpensive
country residence composed partly or
one of the new materials that are m
supplantins the wood of temper days
This residence is the home of L.
H. Warncke oi Wilton. Connecticut,
It is built near the can of o sloping
.,hill with a line view across a volley.
its local town and that of Cannon Star
tiou. -‘
This gives an excellent opportunity
for a remarko'bley eiltective garden
front, and o hmne terrace from which
steps lead down to the driveway.
best traditions at its material and is
of country style, homework construe
tion, and stucco, conveying the idea
of a comfortable home.
The gently sloping‘roof is or red
Spanish galvanized tile. which has
precisely the some effect as the old
clay and tile and insures a durable
and nrtistc roof
The use oi plaster for the exterior
is certainly a problem prthy of study,
as itrequires the a ieation oi the
best simplicity in art.
The exterior obthls residence is
brick, «between wooden studdings and
stucooed on the hollow Ihrich with the
rock asbestos stucco in II huff color.
This causes a pretty effect and is
unlike any other residence in this
section oi’ Connecticut. ,
All exterior porch columns, posts
ond outside steps, etc. will he or
plain concrete. The chimney and tire-
.plaoe of brick and the hearth will be
of colored cement tile. The porch
Iiloor wil he of reiutqryed ‘fioncrete
slabs on top 0! which I.“ cement tile
The dining room. up, an end recep-
tion hall woodwork W ll be 0! Cir—
caosian walnut, consisting ed a high
wainscot and a woodenliasm ceiling.
The wood work“ of the second iloor‘
is to .be of chestnut. _
The builders of this residence were
the Marina; Construction C0,, South
Norwnlk. Connecticut. The plumbing
was done by Liounshury and Sons,
Dnrien. Connecticut. Poul, Maude, of
New Rochelle, delivered the ashestoa
plaster material, and the tile roof was
furnished by Mullins 00,. of Salem. 0.
llfilHS lllll lllllllllli
Elias King-ten.
Elias Kingston died yesterday at
Boldlers' Home in Noroton.
He was a member of Company 0. So-
cond Connecticut Volunteer infantry.
end was seventy years of age. The
funeral will be from the chapel at the
Home tomorrow afternoon interment
will the in spring Grove Cemetery.
Dorian.
W
”Abrlhim L. Muller.
Abraham L. Mailer, formerly of this
.diilphia on Johnny 8th. The dooeas
ed loaves three sisters, Mrs. Hannah
Horsey, Mrs. Margaret Hampton of
wants, as.
Gregory. or 79 Stevens street. Net»
walk.
m
Funeral of Francis Motor.
Foster was largely attended yesterday
afternoon from the residence of his
son, Samuel F. Foster, 39 Orchard
street Rev. Ernest F. Meander, pas-
Ohurch calcined. Add the roll W
to; It. Charles iii. scrum.
Merrill. Frederic 8, Mt
lilctou
South Nonwslk, regarding the real-I
deuce lust completed for L. H. Wor- ‘
end an opposite hill top, overlooking .
. : suns Dry Goods Store 4
8 and i5 Gazette Bulldtnn. Nomadic, Connecticut
Ladies and I MISS-336$ SllltS
Following our annual Custom we have reduced
the prices on all or our Tailored Suits, embracing
the latest models, materials and shades.
«Cut Price Sale Ladies 8: Chil’n’s Coats continues I; J '
..............
In design the house follows the .
finished in cement stucco on, hollow ‘
Piece. use In years, died at «Philm
are anxious to reduce as much of their stock on I:
the price reductions. ‘
‘1'
i9
Cli
fioniers, Desks, Buffets, C
There Is a Reduction of
1070‘ to 2070
on all useful. articles
throughout our entire .de-_
partment. You may arrange
Convenient; Payments
This Is the month of the year when all merchants throughout the country are
making special reductions on Furniture, because this is the time when most
merchants are buying sud replenishing stock for the coming spring, and they
»~ BEAUTIFUL
Brass Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Dressers,
and as possible, hence
Are you in
need of any- , '.
thing in that
line? if so. come
and See our
DISPLAY of
hina Closets.
The funeral at the Ian: mam ‘ ‘
iierhiuda. (lid Point on tort.
ere were members or Our Brothers .
SWAL‘l. eraser. 11' I, ~- mm“,
This 1‘ ‘ (loos “m. to a“ i . r was availed or tor
this PANAMA CANAL. White. avarice ‘
Ask Us tor Ram. ‘
' ” sensor on tit anthracite
in sets Tickers mm” “d ‘
promulicns.~
mesons, 153%“; ii ants. lemloy said hall a point under yester-
II m m . 5] '8‘": ll '5 yo MM)
. ion. with crises: slid Eouth 4‘” mm 0‘1"” ”h“ "
fielded sharp”. but the whole list
KANT" 1’“ mfg“, . afterwards muted vigorously: ‘
1 its its; cm
, in; slums
lilqnidatiun and further hear attacks.‘
group on tours oiiflsshwoverdmentai _ '
Reading and benign
, ,a I i
“Benjamin
‘ Ready-tuition mention is super-
‘lor to all others. nut alone in.
notice. but in style Imii materials
f used.
SUITS AND OV£H¢QATB.
.. «and to “0.0m “ .
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dietitian the nest been
i‘ 5“ "the it Into.
1I3ti , .
Norwalk Chronicler