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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 28, 1903 · page 2

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mill at ‘, oilil. or- the SE Win
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1-. the will and that .tho letter woo coil-
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tor Mrs. Bennett, the widow. and
Bryan 11 rounael each film! With the

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oiinred ior hrobnting lave i111 elect that
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1! letter We found with and Ihould
aefil tied to pollute 11:1 Invert oiI
ih that I typewritten Militant
wplan pmducod and read hut-11.101

II1 mom and that Hr. Brian
our}: thin too ahould be admitted in
ten :1 out 191 the «will. 'l‘liiII tyne
worliien document Iiurootie e'd to be I
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IVII iolt to Ir. Bryan and “In In-
Tho continue by declaring
Ihnt the vi VII duly executed by the
teputor'while or aound'nind and mem-
ory and the instrument in duly proved
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I'rhe court and: further that tho lot-
{in in the Ieaiod euteloptimaa iound
with the will. but WIN uni in exlatonoo
It‘tho limo of the execution of thcwill' .

militiamen ill the time of the oxoouilou

loll tron: tho typew ritimI dominiont but
'thht‘ ihu typewritten document war: not
o1‘folIIId with the will and iu9nol the l19l~
tor referred to in the twelfth clause 9:1
t-he wil l; 1 .1

“li iI thereime coneldered.aditiilir191l
Ind decreed by this court that unlihor
mid finial envelope lilid letter. not
laid 1iyoewrliten1documcni.,.- our unit!
envelope. letter and typewritten docu-
ment taken together ho approiod or
allowed In part. of said 'wlll and that
the probate oi said envelope, letter I Ii

some be refunded.

It is 19:: led ihnt counIcl for Mr.
Bryan I'll lilo an appeal from tho
court'l order Mrs. Bennett? attor-
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TO OUR! A COLD lN ONE DAY

All druuiaia riiiIiinfi:

lion” it it
laila to cure.

Grov e' a signature
or on each box.

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Nancy M. lanke Iring'e Action 'Aualnet
Elijah H. Gray. 9 u

Elijah H. Gray who Iomived con
aidernble notoriety home time ago by
being sued by Miss Meeker in Fair
iio'd. 1.999 defendmt Ii: another «hit
hmulllli hv ll. woman? 'l‘ii'i‘ir 01m how-
o‘er, ie of auliiiemnt natdrou Nancy
M. Bonn Idea to recover ammo rto
{Ideal one of 31.000 and tilivo ref
3900. According to the oomvlalnt c.

:Lilrummnh mortgaged hia'
in Si Banks September 9. 1'8” for
II. in May 1897: Mr. BInIiI diod‘
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DEAD, MAN' I RELATIVES WANTED

Veteran Who Died in WWIIhlngtoo Left
.Iqtall PIIIIioIIII. ', . ,

WAeIiINo'ro'N Nov .28. -CIiltIIIn
Hiram fluukiughum. formerly of Hart-
lord now the Junior vice-commander
M91110 department oi the 1101011111019
A‘1'R. hon in his wheuaion some pap:
9m lound in liar. overcoat pocket of II
man who died suddenly here last Ociov ,
her. The papers alarm that tho. mnn
was 111 1peneionen at. the III of $12 per
month. and that he served 1: Column}
it; Eighth Couliectlollt Voiwmra.i III
Mine 1'w1uI given on lite discharge pa-
nor- Iii John Dotie. hu in tho Connec-
iloul order of soldier»: ho Mu: named
1:th Elite {lo clinched 150“?” (413‘;
on t: 1 186 an was l‘il
Decembox’ 1865.

He was picked up nick on tho aileota
or Washington Ocinboi 1.11191 died at ,
the WI: Ihlugtou Inviting octobor .10
Thu (no notified the Gland Army
post hore. 11nd they turned the body
mm:- to the Connecticut members 0,1
tin- Aruu, who We him a doornt bur-
ial at Arlington. Chaplain Stevens. of
Cromwell oiliciaiing. The paper-I
found on. him, were put in the Mode
of Cnoinln Buckingham by the police,
with inotruciioua II) have him In ,lo
find the dead man‘ a relativr-a. All there
Is some accrued pension coming The

fundral oxpenaeo were paid by the
dominion partly, and by tho govern-
meni.

Andhe: Connecticut soldier died
math-My Inst Wednesday. lie naa
Charles P. Plait, of New Britain,_ who
tell Saturday night, on Pennsylvania
Avenue. and unstained a (rec-lure of the
skull from which he died Platt was a
corpoial in Company I Seventeenth
Connecticut Volunteers and had been
in Washington for many years lie was
originalln employed in the government
printing mice but lately Illiu boon act.-
1113 III: a guide.

The funeral has held yesterday ulter-
noon Iii' o‘clock, and w :I'm in charm
01' Captain lluckiuxhaim and «than Con-
necticut widlors. Chaui‘aiu Slovene
again oti'iciuted. Plate lIaa ll brother
in New Britain. and the police notified

arrived.
DANGER lN FALL 601.08. 1 '
Fallcoldsmiiablotohaagon all
winter leaving the condo or menu»
nia.liron19hitia or, connumptlon: Pol
or '11 Honey and Tar cures quickly and
prevents eerloua mum. ii. iI old and
reliable. tried and tested, auto and sure.
Contains no sulliales and will not cou-
Itlpaip Sold 1111 Plaisiod'u druI

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" from the Orient last night thatfPriuee . '

9» Bob 11 Wheat Chineié welai; 1m
IdriIod the Chine-II government. to ‘1‘
-ioin I-ithJIoIItorouut Roman-on
‘ Moochurla by force at alum. “viii Pe-

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IChinoan court todilaier oh Route IéIv. '

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, “If". Calendars. ,
One who giveI I QIlendar for a HolidIy remem- .
brance givea ‘I brhIitt fod'ir‘ year and often III. in {In a 1
liletime if it' II an Art Calend 1r
TltoIe Diciieria Calendan which appear in our Holi- '
day collection will be a continual delight to, I lover of Dick.
ens. There are four views. ‘15 1

The depI'rtuI'e' a: the Eatamville Stage

On‘ the Road to Dingiey Dell.

The, Yarmouth Stage. with young Dnvid Copp’er- '
field. and hire. Peckaniff'a departure for London." 1

The pictures are admirable in coloring. and very faith-
ful as to detail. , .

There are countless Poster Calendars which In great ,
fIvoritesI with college students. Dutch and Chine» 9pic9 1
tugea. are in genuine water color. Other mtintimCaiendars
have reproduction: from the worka of great artinta. ml: at
Turner'IVenetian pictures, Raphael' a "Holy Night.” and
the "Sistine Madonna." A1 beautiful CaleddIthaa tour
aea pictures in photogravure. eachiine enough'iora frame.

There are fancy Floral and Animal Calendars. Holly
Bella. and many unique foreign noveltiee.

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Men's Clothing.

A new line of Colored ISliirta with still boaoma has“-
just arrived. The patterna‘ are exclusive and refined.
White and black narrow. atripoa and small figures. There
are many designs from which to choose, two each

Cardigan Jackets.‘ warm and oerviceabie are in brown
black, navy blue. and Oxford gray $1.511. $2. 00. up to

34-00 . Ii
We have been giving excellent values in men's ". weat-
era. and shall continue the sale a little longer. ,-
$3.oo Sweaters at 112.29. I ’
$2.50 Sweaters at $1.69. I
In addition .we are going to give the boys a chance.
and are offerings all wood Sweaters in cardinal, navy
blue. Oxford gray, and pure white. at 79 mo. each. Sizes
28. 30. 32 and 34. 1 , :1

Do not forget to visit the Furniture Store. New pieces

. are constantly arriving. novel and elegant things for the-

Hoiidaye. There are two special attractions In Parlor Suits
which have been reduced in price. '

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