} a! file ads. that we
wait out Coal has
the best of it—we
ever mention
and it, is new high
.. we should. It's Hick-
, , it’s Oak and Maple
. . other kinds that's just
fl staple. In any length
# sawed and split, for
My size of grate to fit.
‘3 if you wish a good still
' . cut it up yourself—
wear a mask You’ll
Id it straight, not tough
as inurly—corne—do your
7 (Ehristmas chopping early!
THE
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The Hatch G Bailey Co.
. HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
it it’s Shingles it needs. we have then in both Red and White
C00“. the best We being the ll in. Pertadion Vancouver Red
Cedar. These are manufactured from the very best selected Red
Cedar sawed tram live timber-«tot from stumpage or refuse left in
the rarest. Neither are they hired to death in a dry kiln. but dried
slowly under a moderate heat as as to retain the natural life of the
wood. You want the beat; we’ve ant them—ask for Port Kella and
lets get together and figure out a roof that will give you honest
service at the right price. Do I! new!
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
We are near—dust as fer as the nearest letter box or telephone.
Dlpt Stained Shingles. Beaver Board. Ladders y
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Beers Meat and Provision Co.
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FERR'S COAL South Norwalk. Norwalk.
' COMPANY Phone r180 3 Phone 88x .
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i Kriscocutto/................ .................. 22¢lh.
! Campbell's or Ritter's Pork and Beans .......... 8¢ can H
Karo Corn Syrup ....... 8¢ can .
. pureuartaraeibe.................... .......... 25¢ i
: Campbell'sSoup. ...... ............... 8¢
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"KHAN AND opromer. l ""'-"‘ '
RIST. ‘ —. - . - .2 c .A.- __._. ... A”. M..- n ., ..
165 Washington 8t ,3 {W
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-' Tributes, original or:-
}'Casket Coverings ot rare
Moderate prices. Prompt l
- Telegraph communica- g
with leading florists in prin- .
'tics in the United States.
Sonihhorwalk florist
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“tools before buying.
nift’zter Heaters . . $11.00
“"‘r. Hakim
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a so. _ Nurwalk‘Conn
i our Christmas
sons Ruserved
f is will insure italic-r
flirt! ryou until you want it
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'e-you to take full Iowan: >
. this hirer. one to c'ome
eel-other .or not you wislc
hate. ‘ -
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'tno-oira’tsaiee ii: conges—
. 'Atier‘provldlng bequestator relatives. family 15‘ iirmly‘eonvinced this is'
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:Ghrlstmiis v-Snggesti‘on? lid: 1
BUY.SILVERWARE EARLY
That we may have plenty of time
to engrave it
OUR ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT is rolnpleicly
marl; all silver in any way detired. Our
our lcm ring tihlquc.
We Make No Charge for Letterin
Silver. Bought Here
But suggest llfat it bevput'lahased now so that we may hau-
ample time to do lhc work and avoid all chance of disappoimnwm.
Table Silver in Sterling or Heavy Plate- ,
We have two stock patterns in each, with a great variety ”oi
articles which may be purchased singly or in sets. from a dainty
ladle or fancy fork, for as low as one dollar. to a chest containing
a complcie dinner service at any price you wish l0 expend.
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A 216 view set of Holmes R: Edwards‘ twcmrliive your guaranteed
plate in a polished wood chest. range. in price from $13.50 it) $18.30.
1 Silv’er Gifts for Little Money
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Nailing/the odd bits or silver“ suitable for Kins-1“]? zin'fimbasi
array of napkin rings. sugar totfgs of quaint design. Souvenir spoons,
children‘s sp 5 and "puahersfi, napkin rings, pins, and many handy
little pocket pieces for the man that smoke;
Even. your quarters, and bal dollars will make a wry respectable
slw wing in this Department.
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Rump. Corn Beef ........ 16c lb. 'Plate Com Beef ......... 10c lb.
Boneless Corn Beet ..... 16:: lb. Cabbage ............ 7-10c head
Kale ................ 20c pk. Splnch ............... 20c pk.’
‘Schulize’s 3 Sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
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named as an executor. Affidavits were
Irend. These awe by servants in the
Eno home. who asserted that after
Mr". Eno’s death. a clerk from a law-
yer's omce visited the Eric Fifth ave-
nue home and destroyed papers. The
servants said papers had been taken
from Mr. Eno's desk and burned in
the‘ basement. Gifford Pinchot said
he went to the furnace room with a
servant and found half a hamper full
of papers, letters, diagrams and photi
' oraphs.
William N. Cromwell. lawyer rep-
resenting h sister of the decedent. said
that‘decedent had made ~"thirty" wills
Wm P. Elie, a Brother of limos
F. Appointed Almisstratsr
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.——Alleglng that
valuable papers had been destroyed;
relatives contaminants will of Amos in his lifetime, but that in none or
F. Buo.»who died last Qntobefkieuv- them had he mentioned _-Columbia
ing an estate valued at between 31?..- University. , . .3 ’
0u0.ooo and $15,000,000 yesterday RD‘ “He didn't believe in colleges," Mr.
plied to the surrogate court for tem f‘roniwell said. “He believed in the
pores-y administrators of » the estate. self-made man. no; this reason. the
not
the...__wlll gave the residuaryh estates. the will of their uncle." 2. ,
sold to amount to 37.000.000t1'o» Col” The-court. ilnally appointed,the ex-
umblaiUnlvei-sit‘y. The contestants de- ee‘ 3 “my William ‘P. Rm). a brother
More the decedent, wu- unduly dim!!- or‘thevdeoedenr. net-administration
enced. 'v " . ' . ' ‘
mu'wyers for. .thewcontomntae‘ who. ,
include aurora and one. R‘Plnchot. ' T-Trlnltyichurchazurnor'end‘baza
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I tions which are taxable under the new
‘palily oi‘rhe tax.
412,835.34.
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Me know what is in the wind.-
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Miles-ted itslezfiyis ill-er
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0! the 1-19 public service corpora.-
gross earnings tax law passed by the
last Legislature. 106’corporationa have
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915 '
For the Early Shoppers
Pretty and practical items lor men. women and children in eier) department
paid the tax and forty-three. corpora-
tions have not. The corporations.
which have. not paid the tax have de-
clined to do so, it is understood. be-
cause they intend to contest the le-
’l‘he number of different kinds of
corporations that have paid the tax
are as follows: Six railroad compan-
ies, eight trolley companies, five gas
companies and seventy-tour water
companies. the amount paid being 81,-
Boxes
\\'hie we pack our stockings in
boxes. it is well to remember the
from our regular stock of three
Those which have not paid are
a; follows Three trolley companies”
nine gas companies, three gas and
electric companies. seventeen electric;
eleven water
known makes, and not the
light companies, and
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companies, the amount unpaid being
tl38 5198] l in 1,0, ........................... “0° CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, with
in’ View of the fact that this gross: colored borders and figures. Box of 3
earningfi tax law provides for the 01-, LADIES’ SILK BOOT HOSE, two pairs 25c t
tion from taxation in the hands or .. . .
iHLPholder of the bonds of such cord: m box """""""""""""" “'00 DA'NTV DRESDEN RIBBONS, 5 ”“1195
ponies as have paid‘the tax, ““135 LADIES' LlSLE, or HIGH GRADE COT. wide, 25c yd; 6 in. wide 39c to 75¢: yd.
many of such securities have won . .
sold as tax exempt by brokers TON HOSE 31,00 The box containing MOIRE HAIR RIBBONS, blue, pink. 01'
throughout the state, it is an interest-I one. We. three, or four pairs, “(Tum white, 25c yd. Sashes to match, 89c yd.
ins question as to what onset the "hi ing ‘0 the quality P
the Iv ' a
fuse] of these corn!)allies 10 P” ‘4 .
tax will have on the legality Of ”1“ , soc opular copynghted
”I ”eruption both locally and m ”3- MEN S PURE THREAD SILK HALF Fiction soc
to the estates of decedenta. HOSE. 2 pairs in box ............. 1
lotion s .00
Hundreds of the most popular titles, beatr
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1 MEN's COTTON. or FIBRE SILK HALF tifully bound in clo h, and many wnh
PRSISIANI RUMORS f0“ : HOSE, 4 pairs in fancy box ........ $1.00 illustrations. _
Stockings in Fancy
cheap
ies so often substituted for the box trade
Holiday Handkerchiefs
and Ribbons
embroidered handker-
25c to $1.25 each
Men's or Women’s initialed handkerchiei‘s
2 for 25¢
Ladies' beautifully
chiefs
most attractive
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MEN'S or WOMEN‘S cairn fine
HANDKERCHIEFS 25¢: each, 6 in fancy
box $1.40.
t every pair is
best
initialed
oi the
trashy varie-
BOV SCOUT HANDKERQHIEFS
" in box, 25c.
SAFE AND SANE BOOKS FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS
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[00M “Will HENRY".
Surveyors at Work in Vicinity oi
the Former Connecticut Com
pany Building, on Meadow Street
\A bewildering array of
The Bridgeport Post said laSl night.
Despite absolute silence on the part
of William R. llr0\\'n.~ late of the
Union lictallc Cartridge company.
there are continued rumorshconncci-
in: him with a gigantic "our plan!"
now alleged to be forming_ informa-
Gazélte Building
one of thc new factories Will locate. mutation expense.
is to) the eilcct that Mr. llrown has
been scan in that city scvcral times
of late and the colncidcnce has not
been overlooked.
Mr. Brown was not at home today
when a reporter called at the house. it
was stated by a member oi his family
that although he is out of the city and
will not return until the latter part oi
the. week. hi! is not yet ready to dis-
cuss the matter of his new connection.
Mr. Brown. while admitting in the
first of the rumors that something
ivas under way in which he was inter~
ested, has since been more'than un-‘
communicative. lime Democrats or the~liouae Ways
N°"‘”‘"‘"' Excited. ‘d ra ‘nndrlieans Committee continued their
Norwallters are excited const e ‘task of readjustinx the committees to
lily over the continual activities of provide places for the enlarged repub.
surveyors in the lower section of ihe‘“can minority.
-town in close proximity to the ahead. The Senate caucus proceedings “we
oned Connecticut company’s power-promise of being enlivened when
house on the Wilson road. Here there Chairmen Owens of the special Rules
is a good-sired factory» building. un- Committee submitted a report recom-
“sed now for over a year, with a spur mendirig a modified form of limitation
"Mk not far from the main line and on debate. Although Chairman Owens
1"" ashort distance to ship ng to- had expressed the belief that a clo-
clllties. "The“.s'urveyora are busylng lure rule would be approxed by the
themselves in the immediate yicinity cations, and later by the Senate; OD-
and those who have been interested position was considered certain from
in the rumors asscrbthat the plan is some of-the Democrats on the ground‘
to treble the size M the building and that the question should not .be made
utilize it for the manufacture of war a mum, issue and further that the
materials. i Senate should not bind inself with res-
The-surveyors protest complete lg- ictions similar to those5 in the
uorance of the plans and declare they ouse.
know not to what purpose their worn A rule has been prepared by chain-
‘will be applied. They are consistently plons or clot’ure l'iniiling each Sena-l
careful in their statements to _lnquisi- tor to three hours' general debate on
m” and have given no hint. fl they a given measure and fifteen‘ minutes
,, ion amendments, with no extirpation of
Ideal Situation. itim’e except by unanimous consent. .5
The situat'mi is rather ideal for a| 'l‘he' re-election of Senator cm“.
manufactory. particularly 0' the type‘ of Arkansas. as president pro tempore
prospected, (or it is just outside the o! the Senate, apparently was assure d,
residential circle in its most southerly despite his revolt last season against
iextem‘m‘ “‘1 “as me “pp““emmce‘ the Ship puicnase bill. A voice chair-
necessary for'qslck and easy railroad man of the caucus also was to he
transportation or water shipment. 'l‘hei chosen. The names of Senators P oin-
lahd surrounding the desertediactory cranes oLOhlo, and Lewis had been
is} not particularly valuable, being mentioned for the place. -
7“th- and m" by 8’ small inlet, an While the Ways and Means Com-
”m 0‘ Long island Sound. mitten has not halt-completed its
“mm“ hm“ “N “1° “cm" work, Chairman Kitchln said be ex-
will be operated and that it will al- posted to ilnisbed Friday. The work
ford employment for upvvardhof 3.09 must be done in- tim'e tor the House
mm it ‘3 ah" “I“ h‘ ‘1'“ city that. Democratic caucus Saturday night.
German influence is behind the pro-
led and that men will be taken from
the Remington ‘ plantanhy‘ a, higher
wage indiieement'. Therel‘fle a great
St. Louis Car company and the Hur-|
rimnn interests are backing the.
scheme.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. ‘l.—Sena_te'
Democrats wrestLed further. with the
problem of col.urc when they resum-
ed their caucus today. At the same
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many Nomalk-people worrying-1min it in a large way, he uses t
Remington hunts in' this“ do s'vho classified "For Sale” columnar Call
, theoillcerarpd an ad. mart will call.
would ‘probahly rather take omolny- up ’
meat in their own city to ”"11”? at once.
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"See the 100-2505
A table in the suit department is laden with novelties especilly made for us
grass. band-painted linen and satin, may help to solve the‘present "problem.
Tristram .8. Hyatt ‘
Horwalk's‘lieadihc Dry Good Store
‘it has not yet .peen denied that the '
tic-$1.00 Gift Tables
shine and metal novelties with a special dollar table oi cut glass.
of leather, sweet
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In our clothing sec-
tion weare showing
Mackinaws
—For—-
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Prices- From $5.00 to $12.00;
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.DEATYTETND FUNERALS.
Texas Company. Diamond March and.
United States Industrial Alcohol, ilio
.lritter scoring a new maximum on Tits
4 3-4 point rise to 129 3-4. Ameriéan
Cool Products and such“ recent favor—
iles as Baldwin Locomotive. Crucible
Steel and Lackatvanna Steel were an-
preciably higher. American (.‘nn Was
fractionally lower and New Havien ’
fell a point to 75 1-2. '3
Theodore D. Selleck.
'l‘lieodoro D. Sellecli, brother of. the
late Rev. Charles at. Selleck, more
this morning at the Norwalk Hospital.
His death was due to a complication
or diseases. The deceased was sev-
enty-seven years of age, and is _sur
vlved by one sister, Miss Mary Sel‘
leck. Funeral services will be held ,
. NEW lORK, Dec. 1. (Wall Sirehi.
If“ “is“ attgrnoond a: :30 3::fiklbioon).—Somez specialties added to
ram aymon s an er a ng a s early gains, while‘ others . k
on Main street. The Rev. Ernest ll‘.‘ became r‘
McGregory will oificlnte. linterment
will be in the Norwalk-cemeiery.
actionary. American Can ~Preterred
fell 2 to 110 on tailure of the Directors
to act on the deferred dividend; ‘and‘
Enigmond Match and Mercantile Mer-
line Preferre. were lower by 2 points
or more. An isolated ieature was the
NEW YORK. Dec.,1 (Wall Street." twenty point rise to 185 in G. ’ W.
10:30 .a. m).—Changes in standard .Helme, one of {‘19 Tobacco group, on .
shares were slight but mainly upward declaration}! on inereaeed~diridemh
in WHY“! WW dealings 0" ”“3 In the main, however. the mtil‘lieti was .
Stock Email“. “while specialties one of prdfessional manipulation. Rail: ~
TODAY IN WALL STREET
L‘once more bounded iorward. Solllh ways were more neglected than usual; .
P0Pto P400 Susfl‘mdvanclng 7 to 163. some active stocks of that class re-
and Cuban-American Sugar 2 to 175. mainlng wuiran'md. 5 Trading in the}
both newvrecorda.Pronounced gains second hour was; nominalr ~ Bonds .
also were inado‘ it"! Sears-Roebuck. wen‘ste’edy. _. v '
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