' W “m l" M The HATCH at BAILEY Co. .
Comm our Timber and lamber and our facilities. and thm put .
ustotlietest. Wewillchsrseyoa only what is necessary to bring:
thebestteyon stambnslneas profit—no more. We want your
future business Just as much as we would like the first order.
timeliness-stealing
Q the mallow? The
.of-onr panting'tug
,sletlserlotofjeddo.
F. ,Hldofweatber
'vlehsvethecoalto
flit. old-“eon is mightier
-. PLEA IF I" “It"
Thebestflmbsrsndlnmbsecanbehadlnuqufltymu Z.
‘, In Haven Railroad to indictments
m nitrous sell 3;:
NEW YORK. Dec. i.-+The pleas in -. j
abatement made by William Rocketel- 1» ;
tor and seven others of the twenty-one * -
directorsaadformerdhectorsofthe f.
.............
V'VV‘VV’KV‘HV rs» ”warn
‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
.lllIlaa .
charging them with criminal violation .
of the Sherman law. have been ’ dis- _.
missed and fleas of not guilty were ‘
entered instead today.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.—ln addition to
Mr. Rockefeller. Robert W. Taft and
Charles F. Breaker. Frederick l".
Brewster. D, Newton Barney. Henry
the Odd—a his we’re
of telling-4nd if you.
hosieddospowweu
firemendolselling.
The
Civil Service
The Demand For Male Stenographers
is Constant. Prepare at
Merrill College
K. McHarg. A. Heston Robertson and
James S. Hemingway were the de-
fendants who entered pleas of not
guilty.
The new pleadings were made neces-
sary by the dismissal of the pleas in
abatement. which contended that the
indictments were improperly drawn.
William Skinner. James S. Elton and
George F. Baker entered pleas of im-
women.
munlty on the ground that they had
.. "v...—
s'r. PETER-e causes LADIES
E MEET.
l
Christmas ,
Ennis COAL‘
COMPANY.
The meeting of the ladies of St. Pe-
ter’s German Lutheran Church. of Ce-
testifled before the Interstate Com-
merce Comlssion at Washington.
These pleas and the ones already filed
by John R. Bllisrd. E. D. Robbinsc and
T. Dertt Cuylsr. will be argued he-
Christrnas ,Gitts In The
Suit Section
A big array of Fancy Articles that make inexpensive but most. acceptable gifts for '
. m m we :I-m
Linen Centerpieces
A most attractive line, some hand embroidered and others lace trimmed.
Umbrellas Are Useful Gifts
WATCHES idar street. yesterday. was well attend-
led. at the residence of Frau Schu-
”1.1.0318 STRIKEAMERIOAN TEE SELLING AT SMALL PROFIT. llmann. 32 Wilton avenue. and all were
fore Judge Rudkin on Monday.
N0 CLUE T0 CHRlSTMAS BOX
The holiday stock of Umbrellas for men, women and children is ready.
Prices from
WWW
George Preusser. of cult street.
So Kama", Frau Pechtold. Frau Yuppert.
Schlmmel. Frau Hohn. Frau Weinbash.
Frau Dora. Frau Smith. Frau Whldt.
Frau Behaub. Branchville;
Mrs. Jennie Drlsooll. of Torrington, Waslungton SL'
u,Vas sent home today. Both had been _
ffifiperated on for appendicitis
I if your eyes bother. don't delay in
consulting an ocuiist Homer. 87 At-
hm’el m m“ autoimmune. iantio Square. Stamford. is reliable.
'Holm and Pastor Steup.
CARE OF CHILDREN’S
TEETH
c. .C. SHAYNE & co. * ‘ .— ~
rmarnsmiuirouorvs-sor i ‘i '59:
STRICTLY RELIABLE runs
“1‘ Exclusive MW in C" Fashionable . ' , Mast-'3‘)"; and girls dislike to :0
I
to the dentist. but those who do and
who take care of their teeth are the
ones who are seldom sick.
stand high at school and excel at
play. Good health follows good teeth
Furs for Fall and'A‘Wlnter Weas- in
Coats, Wraps, Nécktyear .
and Muffs '
126 West 42nd~ Street
New York City :
Hayes’ New City Market
69 NORTH MAIN STREET.
New Hayes Block
r
:Small lean fresh hams
‘_ ‘ -0UR OWN CUTTING. ALL SIZES— ‘
Lean fresh shoulders
‘ Home made or link sausage
. vaur children to me.
‘1 Consultation free.
- lloun:la.m.t08p.m.;ln
by appointee“.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
'flStNItIlLfalnHSt
lily-Ila
e
16:} lb.
14c 11).
16c “
' .I-oin cf pig pork , . . = 15c “
'Sugar cured smoked herbs 8 *0 1°“)- Ivmfle 16c "
f'R’ib roast beef - A ' . . 14c “
:iExtra fancy fresh killed fewls 20c “
Large Selected roasting chickens 22¢ “‘ .
Butter-inc ‘ 20c and 25c -“
Fancy native celery
ClilfOrd P. Hayes
Telephone your order 1340
Free delivery, satisfaction .
- Guaranteed " _ .
15¢ a hunch
Nau
Frauleind.“ Hotel. O'Brien it Rooney,
Louisa Knippel and Elsie Neugebaur: lSchsub, Adam Schmidt; on the East
Master Robert Whidt and medmh‘Slde, Canaveri‘s fruit store. Hefner's
|Tstationery stores. and the hat Side
They “
’yout—hs arrested on South Main street
~ mronv. lime and were inter THIEF. $1.00 to $5.00.
ABHINGTON, Dec. 4.2.—nng-oen ’ “8‘" WWW“: “‘0 Wt“ can be be y “M for new“ —-
been open mu“. m our “mm“, no“ r 10th, for the Christmas sale to be
reported today that bullets from: Gl‘ VTLFMFV i lheld at the church, with coffee, cake"0sptsin Perrett Discovers Other _
glider: snipirs 1:1 Naco. Sonora. con- “ ”‘06 “ 8:10? :Iice cream. and many useful articles to ”Ices Where Money Was secured.
“‘1 w 3‘“ 9 American territory ”.50 3550 be seen for Christmas. or Santa Claus. Who has been systematically pilfer- DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
3:“ his 8831“ protested '0 GOVemOl‘l $5.00 $6.50 All present were: Frau lioifmann. "'3 from Norwnlk “"95 Salvation
lhytorena to prevent shots from he‘- ! $6.50 $7.50 Fra‘ll'Sawter, Frau Meyerholz. Frau Army mite boxes has not. as yet. been Death 0' M".- Harriet w 305"“-
my tired over the border l figg £2113; lMllier, Frau Groeshder. Frau Wherie. determined. More thefts were discov- Mrs. Harriet W Roberts. widow oti
INORW L l "2.75 312.50 Em“ Welnltz. pm“ Schmidt. 12-,“ ef°d10day by Ensign EdWin J. Perrett. the late George Roberts, died at her;
A K HOSPITAL NOTEO. i nnd' up ‘ “nut”, .Rels. Frau Schroeder, Frau ZlDDBI‘le. who has visited every store in which a home. i Merwin street, early last eVe-i
Frau Banks. Frau Neugemaur, Frau box was placed.
:m district. was discharged from ( HAS BRAND Km”, Fm“ Emma. Fm, Cordes, The downtown stores from which
the Norwaik Hospital yesterday. -
Ryan's Msgner & Flynn. Clifford Ho-
‘tel grill Tony Stenger’s cafe, German-
.‘ Hotel.
The union stores, fromnvhicb boxes
lcontaining about 325 were
were: Burcliard's 5 and We
:Glover's shoe store. Olsen‘s shoe store,
[Wood's drug store. Trlstram & Hyatt.
Glendennlug's drug store. Lanice’s eta»
tionery store. DeKlyn's bakery. Cres-
cent laundry. New York market. Bar-
ry's cafe. O'Sullivsn's chip. Federicl's
salonn. Miller & Truchinewics, and
Carpenter a Gehrmen's one.
taken.
v-——¢—————yl—e—-le——-— '
‘ DECORATING THE ELKS’ HOME.
1 Last evening the furnishing and
ibuilding committee of the South Nor.
walk Lodge. 8, P. 0. E... met at the
call of Chairman Joseph J. Llnxweiier.
The matter of interior decorations
were decided upon. The completion
of final arrangement in this respect
were left with a sub committee. ap-
pointed by Chslrmen Linxweller and
To have good teeth you must 3“; Collins. which consists ofJ. W. Smith. June. hi O'Brien
them a certain amount of care Bring M. P. Haliock, J. J. Llnxweiler and it. i place in the family plot in St Mary' 5
lo. Mitchell. Thls committee will con-
iter with the contracting architect and
iMr. Burgess. the decorator. that the
:best results may be obtained. It is
:probable mahogany trim will be used
So. gm], in the lodge room and the latest shade home. 8 New street Danbury.
coloring In a style that will blend har-
moniously with the trim and metal
ceiling.
MR6. SCUDDER NOT GUILTY.
FALL RIVER, Mesa. Dec. i.-—A
verdict of "not guilty" was returned
last night by the jury in the trial of
Mrs-Mabel A. Scudder.
charged with the murder in the second ‘
degree of her brother-in-lsw. Edgar c.
Scudder. at Tannton. The jury de-C
liberated five and. a half hours. The
shooting occurred April 4. The col
tense claimed the woman shot to de-
fend herself from an attack.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK, Dec. .—Business in
bonds‘on the Stock ,lilxchange under
the limited regulations was continued.
today with exceptionally light trading.
Such relatively active issues as United
States Steel's 5s and New York Rau-
way Adjustment 53 openedunchang-i
ed. New York City is oi 1858 declined
8 points. Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Debénture 6s. rose 1
1-4.
at
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INNOCENT BOYS FOR
THEFT. . ‘.
WATERBURY. Dec. 4.——John Sum-
mers and John Classey. Naugatuck
ARREST
heregesterday morning, charged With
burglarislng a restaurant is Thomas-
ton early today and making of! with
311 and two boxes of cigars. were let-
er released from custody when it was
ascertained they were not implicated
in the affair.
The work on the Weetport Hill's-old
was completed yesterday, and now.-
thoss who have occasion to take “I“
route will appreciate a charts! 0""
the old road. it is probable that it
will he own to the public travel IN!
week.
:boxes were stolen were Miss Nora
Cari
store,
who ‘ was .‘
Llailing health had kept her confined
H. KRIEGER CO.
SALE
OF
Warm Weather has got us
scared. Our stoclis are larger
than they ought to be.
nlng, after a lingering illness. The de-
ceased was 75 years old and is surviv-l
ed by two daughters. Mrs. Hiram!
Lawrence and Miss Bertha Robertal
both of whom reside in Norwalk. The1
funeral services will be held from the}
home. on Monday afternoon. at 2:30}
o’clock. and will be private. Rev. C. E.{
Barto wil olllclate. interment will be,
in Riverside cemetery. ,
Funeral of Mrs. T. F, McMahon.
The funeral of Agnes Bellow Mc-
Mahon, wife of Thomas F. McMahon.
was held this momingat 8:30 o‘clock
from.her home .No. 6 1-2 Hillside
street, and at 9 o'clock from St. Joe-
eph’s Church, where a requiem mass
was sung by the Rev. .\l. .l. l.ynch..
Miss Alice Splan rendered the solo,
Ave Marie; Mrs: William F. Tammany
sang Hear My Cry, 0 Lord, and Hugh
Campbell gave Face to Face. The
full choir of St. Joseph's church, as-
sisted by Mrs. Daniel F. Tourney, ren~
dered Lead Llndly Light. as the body
was entering the church. and Nearer.
My God, to Thee. as the body was
borne from the edifice. The pallbear-
ers were William F. Tammany. Wil-
liam LP. Ward. Ralph El, Dibble. Vin-
!cent Costello Frederick McMahon and
interment took
We have marked
$10. Coats -,
As low-as $5.
The slump in prices will not
last. should the thermometer fall.
Sealette Plushes.
Corduroys, . _
Astrachans, BoucleS. » If
In all the latestmodels, at
Cemetery.
Mrs. GranVllle W. Hoyt.
‘ Mrs. Mary Esther Hull Hoyt,
of Granville W. Hoyt. died at
wile
her
oclock Wednesday afternoon.
though Mrs Hoyt had been an invalid
.for years the direct cause of her:
{death was cerebral meningitis. with
‘whlcli she had been ill for ten days.
Mrs. Hoyt was a member of one of
the oldest families in Danbury. being
a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hull. She was a life-long
resident of Danbury. and although
to her home a great part of the time
during the latter years, she was pos-
sessed of a large number of warm
friends whom she had made in her ac-
the years of health. with whom she
took great delight in keeping in con-
tact afier her health was gone.
Through long years of continuous
suitering Mrs. Hoyt retained her
sweet, warm-hearted disposition, be
ing ever more solicitous of the welfare
of those about her than of" her own.
She is survived, besidesber buss"
band, by two daughters. Mrs. Fred-
erlck A. Bassette. of Springfield, ‘ ,
Mass" and Mrs. Charles B. Abbott, of
Toledo. 0.; one brother, F. A. Hull, of
Danbury; and two sisters, Mrs. Alex.
Mche, of Winona. Minn- and Miss
Sarah M. Hull, of Danbury.
. On Saturday afternoon at 2:30"
o’clock. the funeral, which will he pri-
vate. will be held at the home of F. A.
Hull. 103 Deer Hill avenue. which was
Mrs. Hoyt's old home. Mr. and Mrs.
Hoyt were married in the. rpom in
which the funeral services will be
held. Interment will be in Wooster
cemetery.
Februa Prices.
AFULL LINE OF XMAS GOODS AT
The Little Shop
I "3
HANDKERCT'HEFS. BOUDOIR CAPS
HOSIERY, CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES.
XMAS GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY.
Ur A...CLAVEN 56 North Main st
NAVY MECHANIC! OBJECT 'I'O
LOWER PAY.
WASHINGTON. Dec. t—Hearinas
on. protests against proposed wane re-
ductions for mechanics st navy yards
hes-n today before secretary Daniels
and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt.
deaths! Wants hug-u res-val.
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Norwalk Chronicler