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Valued at $12,000,000 to
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NEW YORK, December 11.——,
William P. Eno, of Snugntuch.
together with Lucius H. Beers and
William Mitchell, both of New York,
by an order. signed by Surrogate
Robert Ludlow Fowler, on file to-
day. in the surrogates’ court, are of-
ficially appointed temporary admixr
istrators of the estate left by Amos
F. Eno. under the sole direction of
the court. The bond was placed
at $500,000.
Mr. Eno's estate, according to ex-
Surrogate Beckett. one of the at~
tomeys for the contestants, amounts
to $15,000,000.
W, nose of which can be
withdrawn. also. without an order
of the surrogate.
Two new our firms have loomed
up in the contest. They tre, Leslie
Jay Tompkins, for the New York
university. and Csdwalder, Wicker
shomtTafoorthehlev Yorke»
sedation for Improving the Condi-
tion of the Poor.
SHOT WIFE AND HIMSELF.
GLOVERBVILLE, N. Y.. Dec. 17.—
Jesse Seligman, treasurer or the Glov-
u-svillo Leather Company. and Mrs.
Selim“, were found dead in bed at
their home here yesterday. in S‘elig-
man's hand was a revolver with which
he had evidently killed his wife and
then himself. In an adoinlng room
3 dent. and In. Daniel A. Markham of
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Ire. llarises and In. In“.
limes We With Ibe- at
Are these men crazy!
, Sons length
l In the days of the Overland mil.
1 before the wildest financier dared to
I “VASHTNG’DON, D. C., D“. 17.“ predict ll ugh"). of “-9“ rm stretch.
Two women representing the Connec- lug across that great met or country—
ticut branch of the National Associs— almost a continent of itself—which we
tion Opposed to Woman Suffrage, Mrs. used to call the far west. s caravan
Lynde Harrison of New Haven. prest had been picking its slow way along 1
over the green prairies and sterile
THE SHADOW
1» Km
Comm. ass, by the McClure
Newspaper Syndicate.
What means this?
was their little daughter. Mary, Hartford, vice president of the Con
years “‘1' attired for 371311! her Bu'lnocticut branch, went to the House
out: ”3‘ arranged for her “SET“TOf Representatives yesterday and call»
afternoon. Beligman left a note resd- lug the four Connecticut congressmen
plains for days and weeks, every man‘s
face turned toward the El Dorudo—
more than a mile of white topped wag-
ons. more than 300 men. Women and
. rug: “This is the only way out of it." from the chamber discussed the 5“"
No reason could be assigned here for
his act.
0 DANDELIDN PILL C0.
i
This is denied byI ——
the attorneys representing Mr.
Beers and Mr. Mitchell, the two 3mm" ‘° 955°00'12"... "‘de b’
executors named in the will. who as
sort it amounts to only $12,000,000.
Under the laws of this state a
will bequeathing more than one
half of a decedent's properly to
charity is illegal and void.
(‘olumbia university. under
Eno's will is named as re'siduary
legatee and, should the estate amount
to 810000.000. Columbia's share Mono.
will amount to about $9,000,000. There
are other numerous charitable
them being a $1,800,000 gift
General Society of Mechanics
Tradesmen.
In the court order, on flle today,
the three temporary administrators
are to take all
payment of money,
of stock,
,all cash in banks belonging to the
estate and deposit them with the
Mr. I
be-
quests given in the docunwnt, among ‘25 000.
to the I” I I
and Sposafo.
of the securities for
and all shares , ,.
certificates of deposit for talc business.
0 The secor Typewriter Company of
‘Derhy has decided to go out of busi»
nose. and has filed a certificate of its
dmision in the office of the secretary
of state.
Certificates of incorporation have
been filed as follows: The Dandelion
Pill company of Stamford; capital
stock. $2,000. The Zapon Leather
'f‘lolh company, Stamford; capital
stock. 817.500. The New
Building corporation; capital stock.
incorporutors. Leopoldo Squ-
ucio. Anna. Squillacio
The prospect Land com
pany of Bridgeport; capital stock,
050,000. Mark (3. Mcagher & Co., in-
corporated. of Bridgeport; capital
stock, 850.000;
-—A WISE MERCHANT.
Britain]
and James
to engage in real es-
childrcn. There have been jealousies
and heart burnings. even in the pres-
ence of the hostile lndians, moving
lstrongly urged to oppose all mess swtftiy about by day and crawling and
urea that must come up in the lurking like deadly serpents by night.
House this session in favor of womanl'l‘u‘o wagons huul out of the line at
suffrage, eaveclally the Constitutionallmidattoruoou and mm away at a right
amendment To submit the matter ‘0 nuglc. Two wagons— two wires. eight
,a vote of the states children. three men. n u foolhurdy.
: With the exception of Congressman dangerous. 'l‘ht-y driu- mm), in the ,
”Ebenezer Hill, who hos previously an~ shadow of death. the children “31“ 1
mounted himself in favor of woman ‘ llh wtmcn ””1de I
‘- i‘frsge, the delegation did not giver“, e ’ l . a-
su . The three men Will not even look ’
l
lfrsge question with them, at
" length.
"‘h0 Connecticut members
some
were
' 0
0”]: 123ie:e:eg:llydet?ndgfsvfdgd. boyi'etv-,"““k- TIN-V {WI “‘1" "193' ““0 bcen
ler, that the other four Congressmen.“"0““?d and insulted. End the” pride ,
illlynn. Freeman. Tllsnn and Oakoyds at stake. Men will listen to no urgu. 1
‘ore opposed to having Congress votolucnt at snob times—stubbornly refuse ,
‘lu favor of the Constitutional amend to rcusou wilh Home they love. ’l‘lu-se }
men! chiefly on the ground that it is turn realize their dungcr. and tomor-
‘8 “13"" for ”19 States ‘0 deemejrou' when they have grown culuicr and
If" themselves. . Iwhvn soon-thing like an upomgy is:
l n ‘3 “13°.‘W‘l" generally ““d” lboruo to [him from the main party
' senators llrsuuogee and‘ihcy will return to the line. satisfied
,slond that 0
McLean lake the same position. it ‘with huving shown their “independ-
lml‘l-l" '. 0
is more than probable that beforel
r em session of Con ress pro: ‘
’3,ng foam-h further mo": :0" be no.| The little hand has gone info a "dry
caslon for everyone to take sides by ”Wilt-DJ “'8‘" l" he had for man
.a vote on the limiter and whnn 00.1,, or beast. ’i'lu‘ec mill-s further on there
‘occum, Mr. Hill will be the only 0011- is plenty. but they could not travel in
United States Trust Company of advertises his goods. if he cannot do nomicut renrosentnilve in favor of the
:leyv lYork. ads it: :cposltory', suh~ It In a large way. he uses the Sentinel ”“5”“ ““39‘
cc 0 an or or o t 0 three. witchl I "led «p S 1 'v 1 C ll
order must be countersi 0“” or as co owns. it
(med by "19‘ up no Woo. and an ad, man will call
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Shoppingr Helps For the Last Saturday Before Christmas
I
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The last Satdrday b:fore the great Holiday means much to all of us. For some it will
be the last “outfitting diy." and a reminderof the many things which must be provided
for personad wear on Christmas Day. To others, it suggests the completion of the
Christmas buying.
For us it will be on: of the busiest of days-with throngs from the opening at 8:30
in the morning until the close at 9:30 in the evening. The splendid service which has
signalizcd the store fry-n its opening will be at its best. and supplemented by extra
salespeople and augmc itcd stocks, it is a guamtee that this is the Greatest of all
Christmas S o.cs.
Next week, the store will be open evenings until 9 o’clock to enable us to meet he ex-
traordmary demands 0" the Holiday season. 3 ,
A Great Holiday Display of ' thcn's Glcvrg
'l‘lic showing is very l'rgc—but wc placc our faith more on the sicrliuj: quality of our
(Hoyt-s than on anythi q clsc. Satisfactory (ilovcs are not always easy to I’ll)" but ‘,‘"'
have flu-m in assortmc 15 that covcr cvcry nccd either for your own use or for gift»
to friends. 0 I11 f.-
. 0 I
Fine French Kid G Wes, two—Clasp, in tan, grey, black and white. self or
(Oll-
trusting stitching zit ................ $1.50
Women's Washable Kid Gloves, whltc and collar shade, with hcavy black ’cm-
liroidcrcd lmcks~nt ..... . ............. $1.50
Washable DoeskiriG res. sclf and contrasting stitcl ing~at ....... ".‘..'.1.'_' $1,50__
.. The Popular Mocha Gloves, silk lined, in tan, grey and black-«zit if. . .‘ $1.50
*Washablc Gauntlets, 5 Will and tan shades, one Sli‘ap———ilt ..... ,2. . . . . ...... . . .. $1.10
Washbl: Kid Gloves. in m and sand shades—m .. ........ ‘i ............ $1.00
WashableDoeskinGloves-at.................... ..... . ....... ...... $1.00
Fine Piqchloves. mu. black and white—at. ......... $1.10
Moths Gloves, in gr ‘ys, one—clasp, unlined-at .. ....................... $1,10
Children’s Kid GloV S. fleece and silk-lined—a splendid assortment for Xmas nift-
giving—ai . .................... . ..... . ..... 50¢to$1,00
Glove Dept, Main Flor
Beautiful Waists That Make Ideal Christmas
‘ ‘0 Gifts, ,, ‘ ‘
The handsome style: shown will appeal most of all to women of discriminating
taste-Jot better Wais 5 than these have never been seen in this city. Put up in attrac-
tive holly boxes, they make one of the best of all gifts for the Christmas stocking. ~
Beautiful, Lace Custni WaiSts. trimmed with chofion, in ivory, blue, brown or
black-«at.-.........\ ..... ..$5,75
“New Lace Waists, w th‘ chiffon vests. and radium late collar and chemiscttcv-at __
. y ,; I0 1' 0 ‘$2.95,
Georgette Crepe We sts in white, with “Pussy Willow” taffeta trimming, in flesh
shade. and rose emb oidcry—at $2.95
Handsome Radium SJk Waists that are washable. in mute afid modish‘shadr‘s --at
.‘l i5 will: ll ' , ' $2.95
Distinctive Lingerie and Crepe de- Chine Waists, in maize, flesh and white—«t
0 0‘¥0:.0l~:'+0%=, 00 00' ; Ml.- 0 .. , $2.00.
.v—u—
0f!
_ And Novelty Waists' in striped effects, with 'high or flat collars, in blue, ms; and-
green stripes—at .. ' $1,011..
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distuD‘ep ., Second Floor.
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, ; 'l‘lio shadow!
., ‘, :15 of souu'thingstirriug.
fig .l'ct‘l.
the darkness, if has boon a long. hot
.di}: and 0mm and Must are suffering.
10!!! no one mmplnius. Even the chil-
dren choke over their bread and do not
ask for a drink.
I By and l0y,,all but the sentinel close
their eyes in sleep. A single sentinel
to watch a camp in which there are
mo many precious lives mount-ed by
such m pmrlesHover which great
,vuuuré's had circled all that day! No.
still did not sleep. Them Were two
iwivce who lay awake listening to the
song of the crickets. to the rustling of
11100 night breeze. to the dismal voices
lot the coyotes 9000211 egg“ the camp.
{There was a thrcut to them in every
isoundas warning ."I ”lull every gust
-of wind, nnd’tiiorc *mtchildrcu who
ldid not sleep, thouap they were u
lqulet as the dead. 'l‘héy had heard
of live Miunlmwk and scalplug knlfc.
Eof the luck of mercy in the heart of an
iindls warrior.
I “‘h 'e is the sentinel? There were
two wagons. He stood or out between
gluon: us,ruuch for the company of the
ilti;nnlcs§’os for their protection. At
midnight llic gourd is changed. The .
’rcllcf intros up the some poultlon as;
‘his pnwlwossor did. He notes the Home l
gsurmoudluus. The only change is in
illu- position of the moon. which has y
yum-n sinking away until tho hi}: cur-l
Hus How throws u dork shadow to tho :
"oust. 'l‘ltut shadow is the ldnckcst
spot in all the fort-grounds. Inn lt ex- 1
will“: no spcclul uttculiou. Why should I
'll'! What should there be about u.
slmdow cast by the June moon to cre-
Illt‘ :lllll‘ln.
ll l4 1 o'clock. ,
Though slniuliug on his foot. tho sou
lizwl has noddcd—ulmosi uslccp. lie
rouws himself with u shake. turns to
every point of the compass to poor and
lim-n. but all Is quiet.
it has grown muny
l-Tt‘i‘l longer in tho hour. it is like u
lgrout ldnck toucuo thrust out toward
0 him from tho huso of the plant, luxl his
‘ ‘,\‘t\‘ do not dwell upon it. The wagons
~ lulso cast slunlows to the cost: so do
jilu- horses ,vct standing on thcir feet.
_ I iSli‘adou‘s are but shadows. The perfect
jsllcm-o of the night lulls tho won-her
jcz: to u foe-lino: of socurhy. and he says
‘0‘”. ulmzwlt’ that the night will pose
iwithout M'cu un nlurm to wake the
' flighiost slccpur.
I “flu! What’s that?"
; Aioovcmcut. u rustling, u fulut noise
i A prowling
lwolf or coyote—flint is it. Tile boast
1 llsjlodgiug about in hopes to pick up
' poiucihiug from the evening meal of
| fins culixl'uufs—ihut‘s all. How silly to
the sturtlcd by lhc sound!
.- l The shadow? it has grown uut‘il if
alums-t touches the sonilncl‘s
Will he luko warning now? Will
he hood the black object which bus
been crccpiug forward as the luck
shadow crept. noiseless as tho fooifull
llil \V
wounded tlgcr'r' No! He takes :1 stop
’ or two to relieve hls limbs and glances
over :it tho horsvs. -
From the blackness of the shadow u
durl: figure rose up uud sunk his toma‘
lmwk into the sontiucl‘s skull. and the
next moment it horde of dusky demons
u'orc in the (illllp~—Slim‘ltllll{. shouting.
lomulmwkiug. using knife or war club.
Pix-o minutes later there were no more
victims to kill. Thuulr God.‘uouc were
carried uwuy to torture and cupilvityl
A low moments more to huck'tmd
mutilufco-to plunder. to rejoice. and»
film! the camp of the dead was left for-
thc dead to~-guurd. ' The wolf came
‘ crccplug down to the horrid feast. his
rycs blitzing with greediness and his
.yollow fangs sharpening as he drew
«ougbeilgle of 00 dent! tree...the vultures
drtlwf
’ uttered; n horse mgr-I
.eoey‘cbuldfihot flygilt the 9W
0‘ Kiowa fhd‘mselves. Mothering;
mumps; would WNW hm
.t.‘
form
of u spcctcr. ilcrcc us the growl of u
‘cl65t01'"‘oiid. closer. Huff's hills (they. 1
grit hdnds from under MIL-l.
all; my ”WWW; wtth‘jhe ,. 0
tuner. BIC. as I915
The D. M. Read Co.
Christmas Schedule
WM I857.
of Shopping Hours
The Store Service until Saturday, December eighteenth,
will be from 8 :30
A. M. to 6 P. M. daily.
Commencing Saturday, December eighteenth, the Store
will be open evenings until Christmas.
French Willow Chairs and Rockers in a variety of
finishes, different colors. crctt-nnc backs and seats, stylts
for bedroom or living room.
Willow Bar Harbor Chairs.
Baronial Chairs and R0ckers with spring seats, hacks
and seats covered with fine tupcstiies,
Filmed Oak Mission Chairs and Rockers. sturdily
made, of a fashion that will endure a lifetime, coverings
of handsome Spanish Iczither,
Rockers of comfortnblc design, mahogany finish or
golden oak. a very large asmrm‘cui,
Tea Wagdns. many diffs rent styles,
Telephone Stands, oak or mahogany,
Library Tables. oak or umlxogauy. moderate in
size,
or spacious to hold lamp and many books,
Folding Card Tables, ligl 1 weight. covering of felt or
lc:0:hcr.
Bookcases in oak or mahogany. large sizes for
l‘hrary, and small oncs for the
kccps handy,
the
"intimate" books one
’1' all Clocks of fine mahogany in Colonial cases. with
Whittinuion and Westminster chimes. very fine and re—
liable work's,
Mahogany. Work Tables. fine reproductions of Co-
lonial, Slicraton and Martha “’ashingtou models,
Martha Washington Table of iiiahognny, fine model.
Smokers’ Cabinets of in med ork, fitted with ash tray,
cigar cutter. striker, etc,
Smokers' Trays in oak or
in fine nickel.
mahogany. with all fittings
Doll iCardages
Madc exactly in the same designs as for
children's
use. of natural rattan in brow n and gray finishes.
“'hitc Enameled Playthings.
Dolls" Furniturc.
I’lcudre‘n's Holland Dutc h Dolls.
(‘hnractcr Dolls, such as Indians.
Cowboys, Peasants, etc.
Swings. llnmmocks and
Furniture for Gifts
Attractive Pieces th
make the Home a
Joy and Comfort
for all that dwe ‘
therein
$5,l
$8.00 10 $15. I
$9.25
$3.75
$9.75 to $33. 0
$6.00
$9.50 to $45.0
" $2.00
$6.50 ‘0 $40. I
$65.00 ‘0 $331.!
$15. 0
from $4.00
from 52,25
Fourth floor
' Towels
Gift Boxes $1.00 .-..
34‘50 uPI' _ 2 Ball) 'FOW
‘ _ containing 2 Fuse Clo-
l‘otlflli floor. ‘ .1 Bath Cl
’ 2 Face Tow
Cluldrens Shop Baby Se, ,1”.
containing,v i llahy Blah
'2 B
3 Face Clo
2 'l‘ow
Towel Sets. boxcd, specially
gifts, ' 81.50
.. . containingr 1 large Roth To
on> lor dolls. l liucst To
Second floor. l l’ucc Cl
Main l.:l‘00
COLORED MANyf-TROZEN TO DEATH
HARTFORD. Dec.
body of John Banks. colored. 43 yours
old. was found in d Brood street burn
yesterday afternoon. Death was due to
exposure. The man had no faintly nnd
was sent to jail some months ago for
attempts to cmck u. safe in order to‘
get money to go south to see his moth-f
or. He had no home. '
17.- The frozen 5
(in/«NJEL; ..n-blNG ALARM.
(inltlo timinuzssuiuor .leiTroy
regard to glundcrs
showed that in some
.uzuc the disease was comparatively
‘pwmlcut. The report was as follows:
C‘nsee reported since October 1. SS.
(‘ast‘s reported from New Haven
and suburbs. JG. -.
“orscs condemned, 74. 1"“!
by the entire fauuly. is
13‘
:md Dresdcu silk shades.
prices.
Christmas Gift
that is always appreciated,
AN ARTISTIC PORTABLE
READING LAMP
We arc shou'iug——NOW——a
rcudino‘ and boudoir lamps, both in dccoratwe glass
Colors:~—l)rcsdc01, Uld Rose. Nile (h‘ccu. Gold,
Pink. Rcscda. Amber, limpirc (lrccu and Cardinal.
kind which carr In: enjoyed
largc assortment of
at cxtrcnhl y attractive
MAKE YOUR SELECTION WHILE THE
ASSORTMENT 1s COMPLETE!
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‘H‘»'./_’— 4 ».
. 4f The
Zilniledlllccli‘ic Light owner Co. . "
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.990“ its}
NORM/AL Kl" .
of
Phelps issued a stutemcm (0-day l“ .\cw Haven and vicinity.
in horses which lngrum,
parts of the New Have
l
». O fficc or Houcc .
L ifc
i L .iabilily lionds‘
. Not a single kind of 010mm
.’ orscs condenmcd in New Ho
and suburbs, 38.
As the figures
half the cases were
showod. morr i
reported i.
‘Dr. 0?.
deputy commissioner,
n wus the center or
horse trade in the sfdlu‘, and
more horses. were» rhouwd there .
='her shun than to my filter 0
cctitut city Dr. lnumn» xlei soon
spect stablt» in New. Ho'v't’fl and
suburbs find if t‘wrc 0: :my local
son for the large number of me
glandlrs. .‘lc xhinks that the o0
lion of rim out: ring troughs may 13
something to do with the situation
Dr. lngnxm intends to confer -
Mayor Rice of Newlluven on the.
‘ter.
llr. Ingram said ilzirtford was 0
‘from the (“geese The stcpest
werc iakon to eradicate the dis
here some time ago; were snows
Cases were reporlcdfrom New, :
sin, but Dehl to New Haven the _
est number of cases were 1ch
from Fulrficld county. princip’
from Bridgeport and Donbury. .
Commissioner Fhelps said tho'v
laid downior the inspection of h
es. shipped: into the. stoic, was’
obeyed generally. The mum at
disposal of his depyr‘mnt wore;
sufficient. ‘to tumble him to pr
any evasion.
There is l, surance
the am
T m‘nado & lourilt
.~\ uto 81 .v‘tccidem .
Y curly or short term
fusmd‘ .
0 wners‘ liability »
R cut
&
G loss ~
D wclling Mouse .
E mployecs’ "CDmpt'usaliml
w
that we cannot furnish.
if you will cull us on,
phone 1230 ‘
Trust Company Bldg. .0
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