o o
1 aglman
Your house may be of
marble, of concrete or of
mood, be filled with dainty
hangings and furniture
that’s good; your floors
may shine with polish,
your. hardware be the best,
. your pictures by good
hrtists in keeping with
file rest. but if your house
chilly. devoid of genial
heat to fill your days with
Qomfort and make your
leisure sweet—your house
‘ is not a home, sir. ’tis but
. a place to eat. Our Coal
transforms like magic and
makes a home complete.
f 11111
FERRIS GOAL
:6 COMPANY
.S. Black Shells
are used by all sportsmen
' and trap shooters-
‘ " Special Rates to Gun
Clubs -
‘ POINTS OF
SUPERIORITY
Non Mercuric primer
gives even ignition
uniiorm combustion.
and velocity; more
regular pattern.
Black shells have
clear passage from
primer to powder,
thus eliminating long
fires.
. Black shells are really
' waterproofing: them
,yourself and be con-
vinced.
Black shells are the
- most expensive shells
to manufacture but
are sold at the same
price as other makes.
'lllil'lll l). MORGAN
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
‘ rm Washington Street
South Norwalk
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fill You Have
Any Junk
”L" S. laiiee
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Elli-on.
Phone 499
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
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REMEMBER
W111. Eilron Ce.
lncOrporated.
PAYS
’ 1‘ lll ii
—a . For ags
and best prices for other junk
if you send postal or telephone.
look better and cost less than shingles stained on the job.
“Creo-Dipt” Stained Shingles
1. They Come in Bundles Re'ady-to-Lay
1i ¥ou don’t have to bother with
the muse and expense'ot stain-
... ring on the job or painting alter
l shingles are laid. ”Just choose
from our samples and color
cards and your shingles come
ready stained in one lot.’ and quote prices.
The Hatch £7 Bailey Co.
7 South Norwall: Corn“.
0vrlanded 83:
The Greatest Selling Car at $7 5 O-
The Willy'vanight The loweSt-priced Knight- motored car e1 01' bull
different colors.
M q.
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the world 51145. We have these three remarkable car 1a1ues.
us show them to you, either with closed or open bodies. 1
Le
HE man Who leaves shingles unsteined'makes the same mistake
' as the man who leaves his house unpainted. it is now possible for
you to buy shingles that will last twice as long as ordinary shingles
“Creo-Dipt" Stained Shingles
are furnished in 12 grades in 25
Pleasing com-
binations in colors and sizes.
Give the mater careful thought.
Let us show you color cards I,
'11.
$1095. Olerland Six: The biggest, most powerful Six at the price ill
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Chestnut St, City.
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EThe City National Banki
The Sure and Sale way
"has been truly said that‘ so. ving is the key that unlock the door .-
01? increased opportunity and greater prosperity. "
Therefore, the best, surest and safest usy to get ahead in the uorld
l
is to open an\account with a strong financial institution.
This Bank inlites you to— I
Tent It: strength by lnvestlg atlonl
Test in eervlce by trim
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 438
Q B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical {sine
Eyes Examined Tree
VAASI 1111011111113 GARAGE
REMOVAL ‘ SALE
Relatives (let Smaller Portion.-
J 11111 aggregate 57611,.11911
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minus ’11 111111111
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GAZETTE BLDG.
51,8000, 000 For Mechanics
Society, With a Bequest forE
Columbia
‘7
The will of Amos F. Eno, who died!
on October 21 at his home, '2 Fifth
ave 9 New York, leaving an estatei
of more than 510,000, 000. mostly in‘
real estate 11 s filed for probate yes-
ierday. Mr. no gave 54, 600, 000 to!
his surviving blother and sister and
111 the descendants of deceased bro-E
tiltl'S and sisters:
1111: Lily of \e\1'_ \ork. The bequele
Aupplelnents money and property
amounting to about 5200, 000 \1lilch.lle'
gave to the society during his life
\ .
TRISTRAM a. HYA'I'T
, THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
file First of the Furs‘
Have arrived and make a most interesting display Furs are more popular than ever this
season. and 11.. showing 011 1-1n1111111'1l11m'11m s1 1
Fur Coats, Muffs and Scaris .
Are of the latest models “in the most wanted pelts and include many novel effects.
lie lei! 51, 8.00, 000 to the General So E E
. (-iei1 of Mechanics and Tradesmen of: , ur rimming
Is now in great demand and we has a nice line in black or brown.
NORWAL!
—- ,
is.
time. 01' this amount he gave 5100... web Wide ----------------- ~50¢ yard 2 inches wide . .. .............. 75¢ vard
111111 on July 19 last The society has; ’ 3 inches wide ..... . ................... $1. 25 13rd
not as yet determined the use to 2‘ . ' """""
ullich the total of $2, 0110, 000 will bel‘ ‘I “T
put While the money is left ior the
general uses and purposes of thelnames William Mitchell of Yonkers‘
society, Mr. lino made the follouingland Lucius 'H. Beers executors and
suggestion: Hrustees, and gives them 550, 000 int
‘li is my desire that a portion 01‘ lieu 0f commissions. The document)
said, iund be. used for elementary in- ialso provides that in case the personaT
struciion and that such instruction be property leit by decedent is not sut- I
made available not only for those ‘1, ficient to pay the bequests in full, they
Able to take extended courses, bul‘gre to be charged against his real
also i‘or relatively short courses 01,931,118,
instruction for those whose circum-:
stances so require.” The General Society of Mechanics
00111111 1.8 University “Wile? theland Tradesmen is located at 18 and
residual estate, the value of which 20 West party.founh street. n is a
will be about 52 H000 000 and 8180 “I" beneficial organization and has been
principal of a fund or 580,000 left to In existence since 1785. its member-
a grand nephew. Amos 11 Fm. ‘0 eu- Amp is about 1100. The society main
able him to maintain DIODt‘Nl’ 19“ ‘0 tains a library and technical school in!
him at 8111181101”). (301111., until be its building, a seven story strdcture1
near-lies thirty yeals, when he gets the. equipped to care for upward of 2000
propertt absolutely and the fund night students.
.1:098 10 Columbia. The COlumbm be The school, a tree institution, is
1111198! is tor the SGHFM purpOW‘i 0f conducted four nights each week and.
the institution .besides the enrolment now of 2,2001
A feature of the bequests to grand students there is a waiting list equal-
nepllews and grand nieces is that the W large Among the subjects taught;
income of trust funds left to them is are mechanical draughling' architec- i
to cease if they do not continue to be rural. carriage and automobile
residents of the United States and draugllting, modelling, chemistry”
the funds left for their benefit he mathematics and many other technl-l
come 0“" 0f the residue. The W cal branches. The oillccl's of the so-'
quiremeni does not apply lathe sou clety are l. w Hmrington, pr sident.
oi Lad1 Alan Jollnstone, a New. \ir. and Richard '1‘ Davies, " creta'ry.‘
‘Eno said that this provision docs not x910,“- (mud be readied last night:
.. relate to mere travelling or sojourn {0/19" what plans are on foot if any,l
lull abroad. to cum into eflect the provisions '0?
'llle specific cash bequests in the \ir Enos ““1 affecting the organiza-
The only lion
Eno's
Society Conducts School.
other specific bequest is Mr '
collection of books, engravings
' 1
and |
prints relating to New 10111 city in E
his home and imllis office, 13 South. l
111111111111 street, 11 inch go to the N011 i
El'ork Public Library with a bequest
or 530 000
1 Bequests of 52.30, 000 cm ll go lo the
ZMetropolitan Museum of .111, the e. 1
'Alneritan Museum of Natural History, (Continued from First Pas ) E
like New iork \ssocinllon lor lmprov-; """ E
ing the Condition of the Poor and the Jailer Surprlsed.
"New York University. 1 Juiler Scott knew Shear in llsnburl,
‘ Mr. Em) left 5711000 to thirteen dla- and was surprised When the latter
Elllili relatives, 55, 000 each to lhe live presvn‘ed himself at Shelli! house's;
’Cllildl'Fn 0! Dr WWW. 11110 $10 000' ”hotel” on North nv.emlc When tllei
9&1?“ ‘9 ”MS C 1‘1“) ““d 30““ E jailer was told there was a man in
l'llllps. His housekeeper, llcll'n 955‘ the oilicu to see him. 9 at once went
.ptrius. and \alet,112d111ond lligallt gel to meet him Sllear‘s greeting to the,
i$311500 each and Della .\olan, the jailel was :1 “Htllo. how are ‘,0“?..g
(”Ok' retelles ”'00” S“ 0m” em and before Scott tould recover from
H. Krieger 1. (311.
Getting the NEWEST
and Getting it “FIRST
To enable you to do this we
will extend to you a. privilege
enjoyed by the wealthiest 11111111,
ice in the country, némel'jr
4
A CHARGE ACCOUNT
TEL. 441, TEL. 441,
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E ‘f’ SomEthing « More '* Than
: Do you realize how much ' .
It means to the ”consumer? E
llo‘ne 619. 22 iinyt St;
Grew Boulevard)
_ ButNomalk'
Opens May 1h, -
INNERS A'ND ILL
11 m
E
ONLY A FEW ~ DAYS MORE
iMiles are
. lungalucLl C01111.. 5250, 000, and Mr
ploucs receive 51, 000 each.
The bequests to 1111- illlmcdlate rela
broi her,
a. come
\\ illiam l’. Fun,
3 Antoinette l". Wood sister, Sinlsbnly
i
ALL OF BUR FINE FURNITURE
Twenty Per Cent DiScounl i
on CASH 011 c. 1111. 0111111113 01111
Don’t Miss This Chance to Save Money
‘ ' 1 11 hen he reaches thirty years.
*3 ' 1 The will executed on June 18 last,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. , V "
FURNlTURE AND R
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Our Line Offers '
Exceptional Bargains
in everything for the home. Our stockcomp'rises the largest "1
and most complete assortment in this viCinity. The strik-
ing values that {we offer ea‘sily enable us to hold first p ace..
Design, quality and workmanship combined with modlrate
prices. . ' ~
.. 1' .
ry atflas the Ad? F0 3 B ‘ E
EC111111.51000() The. will divides 51, 500.-
000 among tlle‘dcscclldants oi’ dece-
dem' A sister Mrs. Pi11cl1ot,as follows:
E1011 ing sums:
Eillli‘ol'd Piilchol
and Amos R. I‘.
teased brother, John C.
‘5l (I00, 000
.Gi'aves and “cry P.
15%0 000 each, and two
152110.000 each to the children of Mrs
Graves.
000 to the descendants of Henry E.‘
thine, a deceased brother, in the fol-
Henry Lane Eno, n1 pll g
E0111, $510 000 and a trust fund of 52110-
000 for his daughter
Equest of $1, 500 000 goes in trust
Amos R Eno, son of Henry. Laue Eno. ,
\1 he also gets the Simsbllry p
Pillcllot.
i udy Johnstone.
l adv Xian .lolmsione
cllildrell,1
Iiili‘ shock at seeing the escaped DIN?
11111 1', Shear illl'onncll him that he had“
Illicit 111 serve out the remainder
of his sentence.
Shear. after being committed to jail
became a model pllsollor.
ill 1907 ,
and on this arcouni be 111115 made a
”'llust)
The descendants of Mr. 'Eno's de- but the 11,011'
Eno,
as follows.
Eno,
trusts
The will also gives 51, 800,-
criy
‘ Be Suite-It's
blade in the Cleanest Plant.
- - from the 'best fresh fruits
obtainable. '
Ask Your Grocer for Them”. ‘
insist on them atyour‘ res-
taurants. '
CALL us.Up .,_
and we will rush our trouble
1111111 right‘ around When some-
thing like 1111, hpppens in your
home. it your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated. unsani-
fury or worn out. hare us makey
necessary repairs or menu‘s
new system of .
MODERNTLUMBING
loea‘lMA: A spsuALTv
a cell.
i Sheriff
most unusual
gone so many years from this vicinity
One
in the burn on the. tall plemlses and;
E 210 000 each and a trust fund of when none of the guards 11'nsuroundfi
5311:9909 each lor the too tliildren 01 he mu 9 his escape.
-.\mo's R. E. Pinchot and the son of been in the West
eigllt‘vears, principally in Minnesota,
v-iillli he did not use
divide the county of it‘ailfleld just right was
Florence 0- 4111111111 upon his mind so he deridedé
“’909151 to return and pay the.
0 he owed.
Jailer' Scoit'
,uppenled to be
talked pleas‘anilv
The ‘argest b1; ‘tlclals. '
i0 Dense said that it was 11
use.
nilei‘ hearing Shear's'
statement took him and put him‘dn
Shem Upon being locked up;
11111 he 1111s working
lie said he had
most of the last!
debt he felti 1
quite llappv, for he
with the Jail oi‘
lower,
quality.
shear had’ been:
{that all traces of him had been lost] .
land no hopes had been entertained;
ihali' months.
' 1 cape, and he will be forced to serve
48 Mill“ Street, . ‘ 'Norw‘llk. , A PIE 5out the. remainder of it, as nothing: PUTNAM
' ' ’will be. taken off because of his escapeE.
Em ‘ ' ERISBIE‘ S ' iin 1907,1111 will also be oalledE
' , ’,i1.p‘on to work out his fine. and allim’ion
icomhined he Mill probably be in jaillLeague is being discussed freely
‘rfor a period of about four and one i
i
,1_. of cnptuling him I ’ - J - f
i 1 Shear serv ed nearly three months of
‘ his sentence before milking his as 1. \ _..._..__.__ __..
PHALANX FOR
- TlONAL DEFENSE.
NEW nnrrsm, Oct. 29—Co~oper-ith°“ght best
i National Defense‘
“e byEing the shoot.
members of the Putnam Phalanx;
“Men is llnlding‘lts annual shoot in
1\ lth
in . a EREPUTABLE and DE-
PENDABLE Store, where every-
body get? as square deal and a.
hundred cents on the dollar.
Our prices are aslow as the
consistent with good
wan—w"
~Sentinel Want Ads. pay. Try one.
'NA—i this city. -The‘ oflicers, it is said, mo
ready to co- operate in anv manner
1.
About eighty members are attend<
11111114
SHOES
Gun Metal Lace Shoes
\
8111311111111 311111.
11111111111011?
- With White Stitching “
A Large Invoice Received To-daV
5 and $3. 50
till
115 Main St. "
Bridgeport.
Telephone 22418
Norwalk Chronicler