, PROBATE JUDGES MEET. 2 Ditch-cod Various Quodlonu Supreme Court Room. ‘ The Connecticut probate assembly hold a regular meeting in the supreme court room. capitol linrttord. yester- day. Judge 1. P. Waldo Marvin. of Hutton], presided Judge ByIne. ot Waterbury, led in the discussion of the question of the inhoiltance tax. Tn Commissioner W. H. Corbin. who gym prelent, summed up the discus» lion. in a speech that commanded the clone attention of the judges. The following new members were ldmltted: Frederick A. Scott. of Torryvllle: George 11. Robertson. of 111111111 Coventry, and Merritt 0 Ryder. ‘ or Plainvllle. Henry W Gregory, of the Norwnlk Pmbato District. was among the forty judges in nttendnnoo. .Judge Lockwood. at Stamford. i'av- ored putting the 1va leading queetionu up to Attorney General Light for do clIionef 1111 to the actual law. He said the butt been in doubt concerning tint2 ' tier} of taxing widow' 11 inheritance. e'ltnew of one case where 11 widow was lolt an allowance of $130. 000 and h“ to pay no lnherltonee 111x. because allowance was made by order of . the eotl'tt. and was not no nrtunl inheri- tence . . 'l‘nx Commit-11110111212 Corbin hold he agreed that the attoruo) general ought to interpret the law and settle lllt‘ (lint note. "You are all nttornev gout-121113 in your 168 towns." be mid. 1112 believed in working together. however. The main quostionu that will be put up to the attorney general. upon mo. tion but by Judge Lockwood and voted by the nesembly. are the widow'a ul- iowancc matter and the tax doduc'tion’ for loan on property sales Thin mot lotto! toxin; property on its tlnel in; watery 11111111211319, also came in for ' innumerable discussion. Judge Lock in the 1111 on the inventory was most im- flout. Judge Henry W. Gregory. of Nor- Wm, did not quite like the idea or Wop the attorney general into the M1112" troubles “The attorney general 111111 nothinxto 2 do With our rulings." he declared. "We ”courts We are not aninleioriul '2 . ." Several membern nodded Didi: heads. jll'o c1111: A COLD 111 one oav LAXA'I‘WE DROMO Quinluu Druninto reiund money it to cure it w GROVE'B 1113- . 111 on «Oh box. 251: TABLE STAMFORD MAY ENTER LEAGUE. nun-— gnnintion Time For 1 it seems that the letter that Munnnerl them lay in the post oiiice for 11 per, 1011 of two weeks. and it won 111 111311 sent to its destination Thus Slum lord was late in hearing- of the league. 11nd yesterday a letter was roceivedl worn them. 115111111; 1111 11110111 the league, 1 the number or games a weekend the: ncheduie of 11111121111; it is quite possible that they with now enter the tongue with the. otherl live trams making on excellent tongue 2 01' six teams. it will he 11 line. thing to get 811111110111 interested in 11 league} with Norwnik 11nd linnhury. for there has been gloat rivuln- holwoun lht‘ Norwulke and those two towns. Manage-r Godfrey wrote back to the Stamford people this morning. asking if they export to not 51 111111 to 111115 in 111111 tolling them of 11112 1112M moctingl of the league monmommn He also advised them of the pmgionu 111111112l time 1111'. ...... -.-~...—. . —v~ _...,. *— CONNECTlCUT PATENTBC. ’l‘ht2 following were issued Novelti- her 111111. 19111; 11111 iumiahcd from! other; of A. M. Wooster. solicitor 0! minute. Bridgeport. Goon. .iuliun 1.. it. Brown. row-r tor crucible furnaces. Cooper [1. Wallace. typewritng machine. Frank Knight, New Haven, auto-i mobile 1001. Wilaon 112.1'o1ter‘Ncw llnvon. roar-l ulstot for clocks. William ii. inmphurhcr. llridxellort. Bridgeport. Burnett. liurtlord. wood declared that the question of 1 other the in on an estate should be ‘ a 1 .. ..... THANKSGIVING We are randy to chew you, a good variety 11! Tobie bland-it: at nebular prim. _ mu DAMAIKO... mu 1111mm... PLAIN 111111 11111111111111 comm. HIMOTITOHID AND DRAWN GINTINS, AND OVAL. Benjamin 12‘. Fortln. itnrttord. type» writing machine. Horace K. Jones. Harilord, lnry counter broke aliuchmenn Alexander .1. Smith. Stumlord. etch» 12111111; machine. lohn A. Suoitley. North Woodbury. gouge until- ”on... “my.-." SALVATION ARMY. The international meetinx at the army hall tonight promlleu to be quite interesting tlnrlo Sum, along with 11.1120 boyu roureaentiun the l‘ nlted i8tutel army and navy will he one 111 the tenures oi' the actuated. A donor: '12outnmed representatives at dllforent .muioml will take 11 prominent urn-.1 Come and enjoy this meeting. Sulvn- . tlon Army nong- iu vorioul longuuuu will he runs. -.. LINEN They met in the Horrui'ter of Fic- lion. Getting information Recording the On thorn!" hollowed Stmcneon' 11 Pirate. "lin! .loih old football song. that!" Stamford 111111 been heard from in exclaimed the hero of the college nov relation to the matter of forming tilt2 2 t‘bnnccticut State Basket liuii 1.0111r11t2..i1l‘“d ‘4“le 2111.111" “o 21111:) Norwalk 111111.11 11mm bl vnwi‘ué‘ Phenomenon 1.1M Night. Did you sea the eclipse? , A great many Norwelitera are out- terinx’ with u cramp in the back of ‘ 1111111 neck. today. 111111 to 121111111112th :1 the shy but night to without the dilap- : eorlulr out thet the moon woe relied " mod to «11.1 nrt in. A: 1111 actor the moon to I11 12 11111. u never in the bio tory 01’ 1111p display: 111111 there been a :ilner tote ecliulo than that which could be seen between 7 11nd 8 o 'cloek last night. Everybody who was out had' their eyes nkywnrd 1111 the time nndl little imoiu of pedestrians were on- eountered all about the town lookinx' ‘ut the eclipse and making romurdu about it. i The moon was advertised to so into the unrih’ 11 shadow 111 ii: 51; last night 2 Whether the thing took place on time or not the people of Norwnik were un- able to determine. on at that hour the 3115' was obscured with clouds. 111111111111 it impouuible to see even In much on one star. The cloudnbroko away 111. 7:30 enough so that the moon was via- 1“ thin behind thr2 ahudoW. totally cov- 2 cred. Soon after the ilrut taint ring of uilver begun to show from behind the ehndow 11nd trom'thut time until 12:45 when it again clouded up. the light won one worth honing. The uky from 7:45 to 8:45 Wall clear. have for illmy cloudn that acuddud past the moon nt lntei‘vnlu. l'l'bure wee. perhaps. never a better chance to watt-b on bullpen 1.111111 dur- ing that. time conditions being prime for shy study 112111.11 the moon went into the uhndow it took on a dull red color and the "men in the moon" could he 11111111" 1,12 dietinguiuhod behind the earth's uhudow. the line» of the face. or at least the lines called those at 11 111cc. Wore clearly merited and stood out in dull block trnrcry on the face of the (212101111111 luminary, The only renown-3112 the (act that the uity wnu not 0er enough to al- low wotrbora to view the prelude and no be 111119 to follow the entire pro gram from the curtain raiser to the 1111111 scene. 1—H ‘Fittren men on the dead men' 11 uhlrh though 123.121cn1 wan nirrudy Godfrey, of the Sixth Company. sent . ' , Jewel! Mono. bl Stein-rt o Gone 10.” Umi Into-Ml: ‘ -—PRlCitS—~ Box Seats. 251: ‘ Matinee 1 1 .250 ” .‘rfl‘fl' y‘e $1.09 to «on 11.12 119:. “'~ ”lip “m"‘m" “Matrimony Stakes” Embodiments" '1' ' ENTERTAINMENTS Thurs., 1211., Sat. Nov. 17, 18.- 19 BIJOU DREAM $131155 EVENiNGB. 2 COMPLETE CROWD. 7 AND 9 P. I. Every Saturday Ev’ g 3 Complete Shows 2 w11.1. a: covert . . r1113? show. one P. M. ozcoun oilow. Into 1’. 11. THIRD SHOW 0:30 P- M. f 1r evsnv anew WILL I: coral-uni". .". :..--*2*~ DAN 1111111111212 & COMPANY in :a Comedy,“HlS LAST IISIT” Van Hov‘en, the Dippy thician Bobby Mack. Comedlan 81 Dancer Caroline Pulliam around some Chan 6 0f Vzpid’e'pgp every I“:Mondey a: lbundny 11153115. 5c and 10c South Norwallt’n Leading Theatre MUSIC HALL TWO «BIG SHOWS DAILY COMPLITE comet 1110110111! mo “mutton“ I 111117111111“ AT 1:30 Iveumoe AT one be loo-1M1“ L1 1 Tum FULL SHOW! IATURDA moo; trike?“ 31.5 P. 0‘. ~~TQDAT8 noggin"; "new. ENGAGINENT D11 Fro. yme & .3 11 ms .ya 1 hard to not «do; the cell in union be much into yutordoho to o eortillhot‘o :11“. R “to 111 11 fiodagllw-wtor trying to} 0117 to e222 ”Bridgopm‘ All?" D The I. M Read Co 811131 days are these. Every department seems to be coming to the front with tempting Estabhsbad 1857 oilrring; and demanding attention. Renaiseancc Loco-Curtains. Novelties in three-quarter length. sill-curtains,"oitl1cr white or Arabian, and six tliii'eront patterns in each. u Shown in window :11 Special at $1.59 a pair. liulrficld Av. and Middle 51. The Dinnerware of tourw attracts housekeepers who are intent on 'I hduksglving prepara‘ 11111124. extra plates or individual sets to make up the number. 12 you if an who now Dinner Set 511011111 not he required, there are odd pieces needed . Thankeglving Linens. Especial prices on Damask Sets, Damask by the )tii‘tl and smaller Linens, Centers hurl Dollies. Table Linens Table Cloth 111 eight-quar- 101‘ size. favorite designs. 51101121111201), lily of the valley. upplc~hlo$som 111111 tulip. $2.00 each. Napkins 111 the same (1(3— sign. $1.110. t‘iotlts, 840 size. in (lo— signs similar to the “WHO. at $2. so each. Hematitched Clothe with Napkins to illitlL‘ll. at $4.01). $7.50, $10.00 up to $20.01). Dinnerware Decorated French and Austrian Dinner Sets. clr~ gout quality. $25.00 to $75.00 for 11 service of 1.2 permits. American China 111 late " . patterns, prices from $15.01) tn $27.50. for 12 persons. Odd Dishes. Platter: and Covered Dish- on, Bpwln Soup 11nd Dinner Pinion Sauce Boats. l‘rc- serve and l‘iclclr Dishes. (ups and Saucers and Des- sert lrlzttce. The whole from of the China Store 15 “gixcn up to tables containing ntltl dishes of tlitfcrent values. many at half price. and whoever will take the time to ascertain the some will be repaid. 111201111 Puu1.Mllw11ukoo.Wil..uyl‘ i 2 , Foley'n lionoy and T111- 1: 111111 11101! 2' than the bent. those tituhbouuht it think it in the but tor 0011th and with they ever bod 11111111 11 1- still more mu m ; 1111111111 11111111 111.1; coma and best! (7111' 111111;: bod o bed 00M and it cured 111111 11 one 1111. Plum accept thanks. The Bridle Funnier. HI. WAI A GOOD PILLOW. Inuit Vioonanpidont letting M m 1 Clock. NEW YORK. ml?» "1 1196;.» 1 , ed the money tor 11 law my birth " nutty ' A. filling. tbi linen: 11.111111131111111. "11 need 1111 111111 1111111111. m“ M toot «111111 W!!! and obtaininr I 11. Wntfié biolterbeo" 11012 Trent 111 ll 11111111111111th on... 1111111 1111111111 and him is bout more Special Sale of Laces Insertion: of various widths. in cream and white, imitations of Venetian, irish. and Point tic Gene. most unusual values. for they were made to sell from 40 to 89c. ago. Don't miss them. ' Lace Section. Scarfings Sill: and Cotton. Vcr .' dainty patterns. some will. printed borders. others with all—111w designs. in late and novel cums. Two yards will make a 5*:11'1. 111111 very inexpensive. 30. 35. 39 and 50¢ a yard. Wash Goods Section. Cluny Laces . for Thanksgiving Service. All pieces can be had 1n match- ctl sets. from the 2&lncli Table Centers. to Plate and Tumbler Dollies. " Centers, 28 inches. $22.25 to $10.00 241111111cs,$2.ooto $11.50 20111chcs, $1.25 to $5.00 Plate Dollies. 12 inches. 50, (10. (15. 85 3111198c. Tumbler Dollies,’(1 inches. .10. 25 and 30c. 15. Ho wrttos 11:: "All r no 1111131111 when. no “fill Linen Section. . . HILL TIL. “2 initial Handkerchiefs At this early date many people wish to select Holiday Handkerchiefs. and for that reason our initial Handker- chiefs are on sale. Selec- tions may he made now. and there will be no (11511135 polutment in finding the right letter in December. For Women. pure linen with either plain or fancy letters. 13 and 25:. Hand embroidered letters, 13, 25 and 501:. For Men. pure linen with fancy letters, 13 and 25c. lland Embroidered. 25 111111 50c. For Children. three Hand- kerchiefs, put up in fancy boxes. white or colored let- ‘crs, 25c a pox. Ladies’ Hose Black Cotton. weight for tltosc who like medium ' something a little heavier- than gauze. These have spliced heels and double soles, 38c stockings. Special at 25c. in one of the l’nirfield Av. windows. but an inspection of them at the department will convince anyone of the extra value. TboD. M. Read Co. YARD TIL “I. Lumber and MlllWork for Everythmg 11111.13 harbour-or. 1 fl. Iovlllwrlntoflm-
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