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limb ”inhibitor .
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Miss Sadie Gleason. who has been
a guest of irlends in East Norwallt.
has.returned to her home in Middle-
town. ‘
.14“ "nib E. Smith, who was taken
and only and seriously ill a few days
ago at his home. continues to improve
nicely.
“The St. James Circle of King’s-
Dauthters is having a meeting this
afternoon with Mrs. S. W. Kelly. of
Seaside place.
The regular weekly prayer services
willhe it id this evening at the East
Avenue ethodist and Advent Chris-
tian Churches.
, East NorWalk is doing her share of
the lied Cross seal Christmas cam-
FERSALE
Eleven-room house in good condi-
tion. suitable for two families; water
installed. one acre, barns and outbuild-
ings. Bargain to quick buyer.
\
H. EDM 8. Son
’ (incorporates) '
so warn. er. ‘lnoawaaa‘
; '2. An a... Christmas
Precept .
The Jewell
_ Automatic
' Heat Controller
it never.sleeps. shirks or forgets
Auk Us Abaltt It ’
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Horace R. Nash
TILIPHONI 001
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Christmas Remltt
cos
For the out Country
wais- eta:- Line Dram
Money drum to an rim of the
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at u" m assistant, sets-rs
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at;
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all amateur-rpm
s
.7 manly ill ior some time. is reported
; pleurorpneunion‘ls.‘ ‘ '
roi'MissVlola Bennett in Hurlbutt
‘ pie. from Pltlnburg. about a week ago.
. . . ipurchasod is n
Wm Midtown _
.g i, olderlt daughter oi Mr.
.. 1F.“ Belt of Myrtle steel,
who bah been seriously ill or diphtheo
infirm "gettiiii‘ also: very nicely?
Oscar Gainer, who has been very
mass"
today‘to be‘somewhaillimproved. ‘Mr.
Gaioaris cantons been diagnosed as“
" Principal diverge lil.‘ Thompson. oi
the East Norwaik schools, is to be the
speaker Sunday before the meeting
or the men‘eCiase, oi the East Avenue
Methodist Church.
young people are planning to attend
a burn dance to-be given at the home
street, Wilton.
* Contractor M. .1. iticrdsn expects to
finish iiidinund Browne's new residence
in Seaside place in about two waeks.
The house, which is finely appointed:
ls also a handsome one architectural-
y. .
_ The historical calendar-1 at the
Bridge Pharmacy informs that it was
just 46 years ago today that the Battle
of Nashville was taught. This engage-
meat resulted in a victory ior the fed-
eral troops. .
Albert Eldridge, the East Norwalk
younghmsn, who is now a member of
the acting roiession, is not in the
east. at-liiu a Hall this week, but will
appear in the play that is being pre-
pared ior next week.
" A handsome new sign was erected
last night by its builder, Herman )8.
G. Ryder. at the Vamzaudt street lire
house. The sign, which is at raised
geldl‘letiers on a scale at 8 x 10, reads
”Mayflower ii. and L. and H, Com-
party."
The condition at Captain George w..
non,» manager of the Hainer store on
the Benedict Farms bridge. is still
such as to cause much worriment
among his iriends. As 'is well known.
Captain Bell is advanced in- years.
Today. it appears that he is slightly im
proved. ,
‘A New York tug arrived in the her-
bor this morning with twa barges load-
ed with coal and proceeded to smash
a passage through the ice to Norwalk.
The tag was a powerful one and. al.
though the ice is now gee
ting quite thick, made a comparatively
easy job of it.
The Duper Fire Alarm Company. oi
stoni‘ngton, expects to begin the work
of stringing the wires tor the new mast
Norwsllt system tomorrow and to com-
plete it in ten days, so that the dis-
trict committee may be able. after all.
to make. the district at Christmas pres-
ent. Much will depend on the arrival
oi much oi the material. which was
shipped from the Westinghouse poo-
Already the ‘bib'wing apparatus tor the
tire whistle has arrived. it will be lo-
cated at the Mayflower iirequarters in
Van Zaudt street. .
The East Norwallt weather prophet
may well hold his head high today.
Some people have been casting aaper-
alone at the ability of the local seer in
nominating the kind oi weather that
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The Reed & Volk'
. Electrical Co.
The Only [silly [snipped
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In the Town
AUTO OUPPLIIC
Phone 805-50 South lain Street
I. Nowell. Conn. Ilusio Hall Block
Auto Owners
Engage your winter storage ior live
storage and deed storage. Your cars
will be in a well heated gareee ready
to be run eat at a moment's notice.
. Your general overhaul!!!
ior t a coming winter. by expert me»
chalice.
Changing and remodeling a special
ty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Norma Consolidated
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rot knowledge oitbooybter industry on 3‘9“”! ‘1" a“ . L d rheumatic
as:
salon resin“ ' .
i'iii . lid ,i‘
muddy; without
diamond true-
se partly cloud!
a hood net-trot‘tirilrday‘aud it did not
storm.
today either, he s y . .
It is now generally known that Cip-
tain on): film‘s: Andgil‘son, or [mist
owe w , .9, yo it. than n
t at coming legls a are. 1iy 1:15 Mrs
30 there were three or four. but lai-
rly. cystermsn seem net tor have
been, successtui i reaching ii‘rseat; in
seapltoi‘bnlldl . at mallard. There
, s a ’tiilbe“‘wllllb New; Haven, slmhst
regularly sent'tnr'Wmsam new
iord. "Being the lone reprmntadve
in the legislature oi this gr in us-
ty of work to do. One of the hardest
repositions to overcome is the ‘lack
the part of the average legislator.
nmgoiatcs, the bowels. promotes
easy, natural movements. cures con-
stipation—Dean's lets. Ask your
drugsist for them. i, cents a. box.
3—.—
inflifllli
Ladies. Your Hair
Deserves better tr truest. Try one
of my shampoos all . you will see the
wonderful improvements. Remember
1 use hot and‘;coid air to dry your hair.
ROPERT SCALZI
At the Boston Grocer Saturday
there will be a special so a. Bee pri-
ces in adv. -‘
Frank DeWaters witnessed a per-
formance of "The Commuters" in New
York city. one evaning’recently.
Benjamin Parker. or the New York
tire department. s apeudl a tow
days“ vacation with ma reatives in
logan street, Rowayton.
Mrs. Lucretia Slater. oi Peunoyer
street. is spending a few days in Brook-
lyn, the guest of the Rev. and Mrs.
David irviue. formerly at this place.
'Mrs. Mills. of this place. will enter-
into the members oi Banner Council.
Daughters oi Liberty, this evening. A
large delegation is expected to be
present.
It is said that tower Christmas trees
‘l-n—
Hotel Mahacltemo
r. a. casinos. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUI'SINE UP TO DATE
RATED ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWMID
saucer DiNNEiiS. 75o
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. can. see
“David W. Raymond
FuneraiDireetor and Einbsbner
it North Iain that. Coed: Norwailt
Residence. s Washington street.
Telephone st oilioe. 88%.
Telephone stilettos. sea.
There wil not be any“ storm .
Surely Big: ‘ ., . ,
and lids G p ,
“ Nil 2 ”than ‘
u :3 a peritonitis with dose of
Papa‘s Cold Compound taken every
we .«itoure ,Vuatil three. consecutive
doses are taken .tcurge Gripps or.
brand? utvihe motivators cold. either-
{Him bead. sheath-«beck. stomach or
in s. .
minuurimnctly feel the solid breaking
toms lasting a isr " vary first does.
It promptly; ".l-thogiiniiet midamsie
sandstone. neuralgia, pains. dullness.
. 1 m up, feverla ~
nose. enacting. .aorshthroet. running t
themed, mucou .csi. bat discharges.
. iii _
Pen 's Cold Com ii d is he result
oi all... years? “£11 ‘at‘a cost at
more than titty than an dollars and
coats ' no‘ a __i.n which we have
conclu rely d‘ endyrste'd' is not exec
tive in the treatment oi colds or
snaps. . . .
Tales this harmless Compound as
directed. with the ,iinayrledse that
there is no other medlci a. made any-
where eise in the ,world. which will
cure your cold, or end (ialppe misery
as promptly and without any other as-
sistance or bad alter-enacts as a no
cent package oi Papa's, Cold Comv
pound. which any drugglst in the
world can‘supplyw
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are coming down tor the southern
market. inspectors holding up those
irom the sections of Massachusetts.
where the pest oi browncailed moths
prevailed during the past season.
The people or this place are very
glad oi the twenty-minute trolley ser-
vice which goes into eihct on site
nouns sitar the 19th. The cars are
this time oi the year uncomfortably
crowded and the extra care will be
appreciated.
William F. Waterbury, as trustee
for the Fernwood Nursery, in Stam-
ford. has sold all lhepersoasi prop-
erty and all the book accounts with
two exceptions, to El. H.15yrit'h. of
klyn. The accounts excepted are
those oi ‘1. iii.
Scheneck.
Since the iirsi snow fall rabbit berth
in; has been indulged in lo a certain
extent by hunters who can e in this
pastime. A repetitlorz or tel: ng down
stone iences as was found to be the
case last year on a number at the
terms in order to gain «or access to
the game which had taken refuge with-
in. is not reported this season by prop-
erty owners. 1.
For Saturday. Dec. 17
Best Cuties .1 . 25c lb
Best Mixed Tea ’ . 40c lb .
Flour . . 85c ‘
Poisiozs . .. 20c pk
Toraips . . i7c
Milk . . 9c & [is can
Com. Peas and. .
Succumb . 10c can
Sugar" . . 20 lbs. 31
Tomatoes . 3 cans 25c
Boston Grocery Co.
Tn. rm. CHILI epitome
I
Golden Moments
Think at the pleasure spoiled-oi the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
You’re hsd~then DMD! to have
your eyes stemmed today.
OITOMITRV
The correction oi eye troubles. our
specialty-4th done enactiy and roller
is certain it we iii your eyes.
Call today ior examination.
0
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or mealtime man.
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.ciuso oil the, course
oases. iliis‘dlesasefly month
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creates more,
lategtiiie'ia» the «Corset organs and
see aid gtreaspeeiai attention: silo
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chance to help you.
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hint Iron? a «nihilism
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, his gasoline engine.
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fl festival. Refreshments were served.
hummus...
f, ,Noroton. was the
Dr. T. F. Scsnion.
. at week.
ordel a Emma. wife of Fred-
erica William Brunei-not, tiled at her
residence in Norcton Tandem She
was in dire is?" it i' of her ass.
and death w due no at ok of
pneumonia. The. iuneriti servi will
be held on Friday at 11:80 a. m., at her
late residence in Norotou.
Are: rouse Need or an
Oil Heatér?
We Have Them
Schlichting Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. italimdAve. «I aisle iii... Dorian
select Groceriee, Hay. Grain. Flour
and bleed. Hardwarei‘l’slnts. Glass. etc.
W ’ aims
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A daughter has been born to Princi-
pal and hire. George Boyden.
Mr. and Mrs. 1(er Doige have been
entertaining out of town friends.
Edward Nash has a large iorce at
then at work cutting ice on his pond.
storm windows have been placed
this week on the high school building.
it is reported that a shoe store is id
be opened on Main street by one at
our merchants.
Howard Beers, who with his parents,
recently moved in Norwalk, is very ill,
with pneumonia.
William Dutcher has been sawing
wood this week for Carl Diedrick with
Several of our iarmcrs are still com-
pelled to carry Water from Port Royal
spring to water their stuck.
Trinity March Sunday school will
hold their Christians entertainment
Wednesday evening, Dec. 28.
Edward Nash is using steam powar
this season to convey his ice into the
ice house, owing to lack oi water.
A mission style electric light has re.
'ceotly been placed on the exterior oi
the Congregational parsonage.
hi. Wesley .Bhertvoo‘d has taken
charge oi his new dutieszat the East-
ern underwear factory at Falrileld.
Mrs. ‘Jamss Sullivan, oi Saugstuck.
died Monday irom the lnilrmlties of
old age. Deceased was 80 years old.
The prayer meeting of the Farms
church was held last evening at the
home of the pastor. Rev. C. B. Stray-
Ci’.
Miss Florence Parker, oi Pottednm.
N. it. who has been visiting her too
titer on linker avenue. has returned
home.
instead oi the semi-monthly social
oi Christ church parish. the members
met last evening and devoted their
time to tying greens tor the Christmas
“ Wiillll.
Miss Catherine Snyder is a victim oi
mumps. '
1“. E. Barnes 'has purchased another
horse. ’
Mrs. George Peno has been ill for
several days.
Mlu Eddies
from Norwalh.‘
Hrs. Hill Wakeman entertained the
Afternoon Whlst club. Tuesday.
Mrs. A. I. Turney and Hrs. ill. 8.
Andrews spent yesterday in Norwalk.
hire. biariory Hall continues serious.
ly ill at the residence of H. 8. Bar
train. .
lrs. Harriet Gould. oi nodding. is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. H. B.
Bartram. ,
Mr. and hire. Frederick Litehiield
have left town to spend some time in
Bridgeport.
C. E. Sconeld. at New Canaan. was
an over-pl t guest yesterday at the
residence L Di. Gould.
The intent child or Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Chase is suffering tram a die-
locsted elbow, caused by telling on the
door. 4
‘ Rev. and lire. D. Moses, ur. and
lire. .1. H. Snyder were‘dlnner guests
White has returned
last evening or Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
A number oi Not-ileld Grange pa-
trons were in Bridgeport yesterday. at
tending the” meeting oi Pomona
(transgenic. s.
, litre. A. C. Horlbutt. Hrs. Kosher.
litre. Elm. Hrs. R. B. Coley. of
Westport. wore in town to attend the
whist party at the residence at lire.
lili Wsiemaa.
. dill?
sl‘o
whloili can , i ii iii
our carts o .o w vs
without sn‘iloke or smell. fl
An indicator always shows
Filler-cap does not screw
Ah an e-
wlck from being turned in
remove and dro beck set
The burner mn- galls?
in an instant ior use log. P aished in
mode. built Mosaics, and yet light and
g .3.
ing preparations to decorate St. Met~
thcw‘s Church for Christmas. The fee
ilval oi the Congregational Sunday
school will be observed Tuesday even-
ing. December 27th. with the custo-
mary tree in the chapel.
The Library Whlat met Tuesday at-
ternoon alter iour weeks' postpone’
ment at the home of hire. '1‘. if". Gil-
bert. Three tables were in play and a
most enjoyable attcmoon was spent.
The highest score was won by Mrs. R.
ii. Fitch. The next meeting will take
place Tuesday. January 3rd, with Mrs.
G. A. Davenport.
IRS. [Bill’s PliilPEflTl l8
$1,500,000
(Continued iiom First Page.)
Conservative estimates in advance
at the oiliciai appraisal of the Eddy
estate place its value at approximately
31.500.000. Among these other bequests
is one of 8100.000 to the Christian Sci-
ence board or directors to be held in
trust for the purpose at providing free
instruction for “indignant, well-educat-
ed, worthy Christian Scientists at the
Massachusetts Metaphysical College.
and to aid them hereaiter until they
on maintain themselves in some de-'
par ent oi Christain Science."
in addition to the previous gifts
made to her son George W. Glover. at
Lead, 8. D.. $10,000 is given him In the
will. and the same sum is given each
of his children.
Dr. E. .1. Foster Eddy. her adopted
son, gets 35.000; Calvin A. Frye, 20.~
000, and there are several mo _ be-
quests at 81.000 to 11.000 each to rela-
tives and to attendants oi the Eddy
household. ‘
Pin tor Mn. stoma.
By codiciln Mrs. Eddy directs that
art indebtedness upon the church
edifice oi the Second Church of Christ.
Scientist. in New York. shall be can-
celled from her estate, and bequeaths
her ‘crown of diamonds" breast pin to
hire. Augusta E. Stereo . oi New York.
who was rerouted fro the church
some months ago.
The will was filed in-the probate oi-
iice for Merrimack County at 3:16
o‘clock this afternoon by Henry M.
Baker 01 Bow. the ancestor named in
the document. who was accompanied
by Frank S. Bireeter. as counsel.»
Judge Charles it. Corning received and
allowed the will in common form. liir.
Baker immediately petitioned for its
approval in solemn torn; and a hearing
them was ordered to show the mail-
ing of notices as required by law. The
will illed this ailernoOn was that end-
cuted on Sept. 13, 1901. and recxecu-
red as an original will. Nov. '1. 1908.
the previous will having been lost or
mislaid. There are two codicilee, the
ilrst dated Nov. 7. 1908. and the sec-
ond May 14,1901. ,
Adopted Ion nets $5.000.
. winter is in.»
‘ has a lower tempers
temperature quickly or to
temperature a for. a long
Tliatsau’t be , one, by the
method
method oi hosting such
"It- HEATH"; . .3;
. m ‘ 2 new ~
be kept at full or low heat for a short or laughs???
on; but is put in like a sort in
and is attached by a chain and enact or lost.
ii I o , it
new: envy-am. eat . W draw
all» Jhi’i'm" ”sir/i7
WMQLWM
' of the premises during hialnattitai' in . .
theexpen’se thereoi to he provided one
Alter appointing Henry M. Baker
shite.“
taro t
. T1:
at to”
.- ill-mt
oi heating’wltlt‘out
troublejand‘ without the
the house. The 'on y
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(
a glowing host for also
the amount of
e den
and can be slimy
. strong, durablemeil.
illilh M a chill“ a cool handle.
ornamental.
sole executor without palettes. the
will continues in part as ioilowsi
ill give and bequeath to George H.
Moore, oi Concord, New Hampshire.
the sum of one thousand dollars; to
each or the five children of‘my son.
George W. Glover. the sum or ten
thousand d liars ; to Henrietta E.
Chaufrau. 0 Philadelphia. Pia, the
sum at one thousand dollars: to Fred
N. Ladd, oi Concord, New Hampllhire.
the sum of three thousand dollars;" to
my adopted son, E. .1. Foster Eddy.
lit. 1).. the sum oi live thousanddol-
ars.’ 2
A codieil contains the iollowing: , .
"l hereby give and bequeath to the
First Church Christian Science. in
Boston. Mass, all the contents or in?
said homestead and oi the "other
buildings at Pleasant View. the same
to be kept or disposed of as may be '
determined by the directors.“ said
church. but I direct that Calvin A-
Frye shall have the privilege oi seldom
ting from said articles cinch keepnniiofl a
"or mementoes, not exceeding intuit-inc ‘2
ate value the sums of live hundred dole”
lure, as he may desire.
"i hereby direct that said Calvin A;
Frye shall be provided with a suite
able home in my house at No. 385
Commonwealth avenue.- Boston. if- he
so desires, he to have the exclusive
occupancy at We furnished room!
therein. to be designate’l‘by‘my‘ "
tor, and to have his board. I
heat, light. and all other things...“ .1
cessary ior h‘is comfortable occtt "My:
oi the income from the residue ‘ot my;
estate, which i have left to‘ the Find
Church oi Christ Scientist, in Boston.
‘0
REACH seaasusur. i
The case oi Herman Sachs vs. iii!
Town of Norwalk. in which the plank,
till objected to the decision at the}
board of assessment, in the:
pisintiii's property on main sot.
Norwaih. 818.930 when the visited ;
claims it was $13,530. was schflhloil‘
oil in the loot. " 3'5"
‘m‘r
enough to smoke grievemats‘ths if
. an .s ‘ .-
at it can be c earned in an. instant. ‘0'
cannotbecoms ,
,a
to come up for trial in the nutrition _.
court yesterday. but an sgt‘et‘iilsniihjioIi
tween the parties interested has been
reached and the suit has with
draw. Theusassment was Macadam
33.900. according to the agreement be.
tween the town and Ir; Sec '
There is new
pending in coin-t , .
board oi m“ (it last year.
i
Wu told! by the ”throes initituteysil "
Keyser Island. which" report" . a
taxedatoverssoo. D .I as
use mam-sin f nitosa’
ntciriroim. lint.“ 132:. 13.4-
ssth child has arrived stoic Romeo! '
Mr. and hire 'Jsson' " ‘A “a N“
“Jill’s“ Willi“ d" V ' “
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‘snd ”in!!!“ 11%ng town-:13"
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at issue and isndwggi
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turned from
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