testify the coal-bin with
Me of the FERRIS kind.
t dum—dum stat! / or
. that often sells a
coal, puts clinkers in the
1% furnace and irritates one’s
rm .
3 The
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
LetaMe Tell You
watch or clock quicker than dirt and
“ rancid oil Cleanliness and can
, As economy in e. timepiece. The‘
Monte ports do indescribable work
will soon wear themselves out it
Mined to run in accumulating dirt
, without oil.
CHAS. BRAND
dellmuker. Jencler, Optician.
30 Washington St. So. Norwalk
1 .
' WALKER c.1519 11311115.
Erik‘s in llldgol‘it'ltl Will
. Reach Agrl‘vtnont.
When the superior coult CLllIHGlit’d
«tertiary for the. pulpuue ton-
Qtttulng the. hearing of the 1111111021! of
Helen M. \Vaiker from tho derision of
liniiildgeflcld probate (‘tlllll in 11d-
milling the. will of the lutt Thomas
liter. of Ridgefleltl counsel for the
rested parties announced to wave
Bennett that they had reached an
agreement for the settlement of the
case. The terms of the .1gret ment
UWere not made public but it is under-
"stood that Attorney Sumucl Keelr-r. of
Ridynfleld, who was numed us execu-
.‘tOI‘ n! the Walker astute, without
nth. names to lesign and that the
‘ r provisions of the will remain ln-I
ct. The estate is valued at me. 000:
M Walker died on Sept. '9 1907.
find will which the probate court
“mined was drawn on Sept. 21. 1907
Appcal‘
'5', York city lawyer. but who res
in Ridgefleld. was named as
eatiltecu‘lLer without "bond. Attorney
’ stair. also drew the will According
to the provisions of the will. the ex-
center “as to bc tlustec t‘nt life and
Mr Walker’s 11idow Wits to tune mm
tfie“"life‘ use of the estate. The pro-
lifilbns of the will recording the rare
Mr. Walker's child Were not in the,
birth of Mrs. Walker, of a suitable
tire and. the appeal was taken by
H.Wl1lker on behalf of her child.
grounds thut Ml. Walker was not
sound mind when the will was
out and that he was incapable of
prehendlng the provisions 'of the
M. The answer of the propo-
wee in effect that Mr..Walker
liable of legally making the
ill. {The time the document was
1 148.. Emma Ronk, llarriel Hawk.
Wiley P. Bisse. Benjamin Goodrow,
Wfimés H. Holpin and Arthm Dickens.
Ragelield. and Mrs \lnly 11mph).
E) bury, testified fol the contes-
’ r. Goodron and Mr. Haipin
strong testimony .for the“ con-
. ts‘regsrding tl‘u' metal condition
Er. Walker just before his death.
’ were employed to sit up nights
him and the.) testified that Mr.
iger would sit up in bed and go
sh motions of driving horses.
cattle. and buying horses. They
testified that on one occasion
fictitious, \It.W:1ll<t-1 tlied to go
bedroom window Mr. Bissell
riptlons
store for Mr. Walker‘s phvsla
evidence of the contestants nus
\{p been tfinlsllctt yesterday mo: 11—
e pmpononest of the will in-
can evident-e" to substanlate the
. of the wilthut the main case
proponents was to hare been
after that of the contestants.
. ye Howard W
i 5 represented the contest—
Judge John 11. Light of Non.
"d Attorney \‘ormun (1' Beers.
tents.
ophny‘ s tele-
been advised that the ca-‘
on at Fanning lslendthus
red and communication via
Pacific cable between Can.
illustratln is now restored.
plug Island station was dee-
' n 1111111111; party from the
.
flare is nothing that will spoil your. by J. Ogden Armour
in the will Attorney Keoler, who is.
The contestants took the appeal on ;
which he fllled.‘in his ‘
Taylor and ‘
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kahuna-diorama tine, we My believe.
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muses: remember thatitislmllofl-
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Cattle Matt Say There is no Dana
car of Humans Getting Fact
and Mouth Disease
'nlsnrrnovrs‘or
TUBERGULOSIS our;
WASHlNGTON, Nov. 6.~—The sealot
ofl'lcial disapproval has been placed up.
on the “tuberculosis cure," brought to
this country in 1913 by Dr. Fredericll
H. Friedmann, of Berlin. The en-
nouncement was made today by the
United States Public Health Service in
making public an abstract of the re
CHICAGO, 111" Nov 5-5,alemem1pon of its investigation in hospitalsl
assuring, the 9111,11,, that tool: and and laboratories where tests of the;
mouth disease. the malady that 1. F‘riedmann cultures were made. it do}
raging among 111,931,,“ in nine “magicians that conclusions of the Ameri-g
can not infect humans through the‘can physicians are in line 11ml pro;
eating or meat. was issued by atheists 1 Vious reports, both in this country and
of Chicago’s largest packing comma-fibre“, ”which have refuted Dr. ii-‘ried
163 today Limsnn 15 claim to the discovery of a spe‘
_ “Meat eaters be 11 have no fear cine 0“” for tuberculosis."
1‘ from the 0158839 .. lead a simementl one— worth of attcsses treated under,
N0 particle of the observation of American physi-
meat from an infected animal 13 used clans developed running sores at the
1 even for soap, fertilizer or leather Ev. POW 0" inlection 0‘ ”"3 ‘c,ure ' the “b“
is“, such animal is shot and buried enact states, adding that Dr ltried—
in quicklime at once Government nlann admitted this to be unfavorable
inspectors have examined carefully ev ‘0 etfecting a cure bl“ declared ““5
3“] bit of meat sold by the packers. method of injection had overtome that
and the vigilance has been doubly 0””“19
:watchful tor a week. The disease is; '1 “e "'90" “"1“” “3‘95 that ”‘0
ldetected quickly and there is not one bacteliu germa- used tor injection oll
chance for harm or deterioration to 1
lany meat 501d.» ldil’fetent from 1artetics oi tubcrrulo
£ There would be no danger in eating ‘bacilti commonly tumult at the present
lineal, from infected animals even “1 time and that their injection into
‘it were used, unless the affected parm‘snmllcr animals rendered the subject?
iwere brought into contaCt with dress- more susceptible to tnbercular three»
led meat according to a statement by tiou instead of more resistant, as was}
Dr Walterb llaines toxicologist and claimed .. ‘
“-melnbel of the Illinois Food Commie-15° ”9‘5”“: ‘33“ “m "3‘90““ 1“ the
1’
t
lsion, abstract made public, nor is ally mell-
r119 quarantine placed on the CM tion made of Dr. l'rteduiaun's method
leago 11111011 Stock Yards by Federal ot‘ preparing his culture Tile abstractl
and state officials will go into effectflwHi “‘ part This remedy “'33 5"
lat the close 01' Ride)” 8 business. The widely heralded by sensational "9W3 1
lyards 1111181 remain closed for nine Ipaper notice, that it seems sale to say,
‘ days, the government officials order that there could hardly be a person of
ed, so cattle. car‘s; pens and other adult years in the country 11.110 did not
1 equipment “11111 “11,101, infected anl- hear something about it. or a victim or
1 mats are thought to have come in (‘on- jtuherculosle who did not experience 11
I ma can be thoroughly dmnfected A {thrill of hope of speedy and complete
force of 1,000 men is employed in the cure The "’90” naturally “093 “0‘
process or fumigation Ideal with the pitiful nnd sordid details:
NEW YORK. Nov (ix—alt all freiglttlm the scenes ensuing upon Dr. Fried-l 3
stations in this city and in New Jer- manna ad1cnt 0‘ the crowds 0f “”3“
isey, where incoming livestock 13 re,lllds, many of them pennlless. battlingl
» celled, fifteen inspectors l1a1e been on for a chance to take the treatment “I
:duty for several days to prevent cattle the greedy exploitation 0‘ “099ml“ 1‘
[and other livestock infected with the‘cme‘5 WM happened 1° have money,’
i foot and mouth disease from entering 1 and the turning sway 0‘ “‘0’“? WM ‘1‘“
this market. Today this torce was ill-.nm .. .
creased by a score 1 '““*~"““"mm “m-..
It was estimated that New York SUNDAY SCHOOL BODY ELECTS
city has about. one lveek‘s supply of
lbeet on hand and increases in the.
prices 11 ere to be expected unless ship I
- ‘0
m1
came to the relief of the local market, ‘ 2:311:01hisgfiatlfsnllhecctlctatemmil/ml:
which has drawn largely from Chicago -
“OLE-rug?“ , , l Miriam, Robert Darling. Sims-
LOUIS' ill, 1 0V (W1 hetlnlry; vice-president. JamesL.’ Case,
'Norw cll;, treasurer. William A.
Br idge. Hazardville; auditor, C. t-‘.
W W. Graves, of Stamford, Among
State Association Directors.
MERiDEN, Nov. 6.——'l‘lte following
‘ stock yards here will be closed for in-
migation for se1erai days beginning to-
morrow. An order to this effect was.
tr t re. W. W
received from government omciuls to-t tGladding. Hartford d cc 9
day Graves, Stamford; w. F. Woodbury,
WASHINGTOV Vov 6—-—The De Bristol; Irving H Berg, Hartford; w.
pertinent of Agriculture was todnylG Gt‘een, New Milford E‘ 8 Fall. Mid
1
‘.
,
pleparing to quarantine the State of g“ dletown, Mrs. M' 3' .dClaélele; $3581:-
lowa because of discovery of foot ond1um’ W' B Hubbar nCer r101;
mouth disease at Par11ell,la'l‘he quar- ‘0“ h“ A Coo, .lr., Meriden, ourt an
antine order was prepared for issue Clover. New London, F F Patten,
later today stsfiord Springs; C E. Child, Putnam;
Cases of diseased cattle at 1701110,, I). B. Gilbert, Putnam; honorar‘y llle
Miss, are snepeo'ted of having the foot director 8' H Williams, Glaston ury
3231131132; disease and are: under 111‘i R AP 3.01:. THE GAVEL.
_...._..______. . rokenoe Tribe I O. R. 111., meet
,tonight for regular business.
FRESH SHHULDERS 150 LB The weekly meeting of Buckingham
'Post. G. A R.. will he held this even-
SIRLDIN 8 1 EA“ 166 [3‘5 'lng. Routine business will be trans-
_~—- . . I acted. ‘
Porterhcilse Steak, 18c. lb. ‘1 The monthly meeting 01’ Clinton
Small 1,911, 1301.1“ 18c. 11,. iCommandel-y, Knight ‘é'l‘fiemplers, will
Shoulder Steak, 12 1-2c. lb. “ take Place ”night 3- ‘
Rm...“ Beef 14,. lb old Well Commsndéry, U 0 G. 0.,
H,,,,,13,,..g Steak. 11312.11: meet tonight foil the transaction or
Rump Corned Beef, 16c. lb. regular business. It is the semi-
‘ Leg Lamb, we. and 18c. lb. ,1 "1°an meeflnl- ‘
Cheapest place 1,, town, . The evening there will «he an inipolu,
New York Market, ltant meeting or Lln‘cblil‘ Council, No.
‘ 143 Washington street, 1 4' 0' U" A‘ M 1 .
‘ . .. The members or Ophlr Chapter, No.
MT. HO-LYGKE Founoens' oay,’ 52, O E. S, will convene .‘tonléht [or
SOUTH HADLEY. Muse, Nov. 6.‘—-;the transaction of regular monthly
Founders' Day at Mount Holyoke 001- business
legs. celebrated the 77th anniversary Eureka” Rebekah Image, No. 42.1.
let the founding of the institution. by 0.0 F., will hold a meeting this ev- ‘
Mary Lyon, was observed today. in coins at which several business mat-
addltton to the customary annual oxen' tern of considerable interest will be
clues. the occasion was marked by th transacted.
laying of the cornerstone of the new! Tonight there will he a meeting of
building. Former Nomelk Lodge. No 2881. G. ll. 0 Int
President William Howard Taft cum 0.13.. in Oddfellowa. Knit ‘1 South
here to deliver the principal edema. Main m1.
1
SECRETARY OF aestcutruns
‘ an audience composed of stock-return
' iurmar increasing production
DIBOUBSES NEAT SHORTAGE
CHICAGO 111.. Oct. 6.—-Addreuin5
from practically every State in the Us:
ion. at the National Dairy Show eon-
vention here recently, Secretary Hones
ton. of the United States Department
of Agriculture. declared the short meet
supply to be one o! the most nations
problems confronting American ugrt- ‘.
culture. Mr. Houston approved the '1 '
plan of cattle raisins on large ranches
and declared that no effort would be . .
spared by the Federal Government in 1' ‘
from j
this source. but insisted that the prop- ,. ' '
or solution of this problem depended ‘
on an increased interest in live stock '
raising by farmers and In a more sye- ,
tematic control and eradication of box ‘
cholera, cattle tick and tuberculosis;
Figures were quoted from Govern-
ment reports, showing that the produc-
tion or meat in the United tSatea dur-
ing the past 14 years had fallen of! 3p,
000,000,000 pounds and that the popularl
tion of the nation during this time hso‘.
increased 22,000 .000.
GAZETTE BUILDING.
t
1
l
l
BOOM COMING FOR CARPET COR-.
PORATION. l
R T Perkins, Preeldent, Tells Sales
Force At Dlnner
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.——Pessimism,
has no place in. the bright lexicon of;
the sales department of the Blgelow-.
Hartford Carpet Company, if one could
judge by its dinner last night at the
i e .
Hotel Astor \Formally the affair was thin; 110 nt d to a big trade boom
a testimonial to Jolmll‘ E. Norman, the “A“ a. men thinhetl; so he 18"" said
[manager but actually it was a big Mr Perkins. “and the business men
meetlng for trade conditions through- of this country believe in it and in
out the country.
R '1‘ Perkins the president said Reports from all seetlons are hopettu.
~
themselves and so are making good. low:
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK
Perfect Oil Heaters
not to smoke. Nickel p Oil Heaters made.
Are the most satisfactorylated top $3. 95.
finish $3 75
Family Meat Chopper, No. 2 size, 98c.
Hand Decorated Lamp Globes
6 Thin Blown Tumblers, I96.
,.;--;;;;;" it‘d?
”ET-LII. .. .
1.
Warranted
Black enameled
-;-;‘-_-‘:-,.~
I:I‘"I"Ifi
.N
,1 $1.00.
25c Chopping Knives-19c.
3.;
Genuine» Dietz Barn ff.
Lanterns, Complete 290 '-
Totals 361
Tobey 113 91—204
ley ......124 117—241
1......
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BRUNSWICK SPORT NOTES.
The results of the pool and bowling Ml
games played in the Brunswick, in
Washington street, last evening, fol-
Totals
Reagan defeated Brennan, 85 to tilt,
l
The Advantage Of; Our Charge System
is simply the Old fashioned idea of charging brought up to date. in}-
stead of settling the full amount of year bill at a giVen date, you
pay; us in WEEKLY 0r SEMI-WEEKLY payments
"N WILL BE HIGHLY i_
SpecialSale Of
Ultra Fashionable Suits
Prices $12.00, $15, $18 up to $25
Wonderful values at these prices.
COATS a must wonderful variety to
select from. Prices from $7.98 to” a.
$25.00, all the Newest Cuts
and Materials-L
Anderson ...... 84 114—198 . ..
that the carpet trade was good, the Our export possibilities just now are Raymond 88 77—46 65 last owning, at the Brunswick Alleys
prospects excellent and that every- enormous." ‘ “‘—“”"“" '
. u SENTINE'L WANT ADS. '
g. - _ ‘- In—I - V _ ‘
Dr. li‘tiednutnu, “show that the germ is .m..m“mm¢«mmmmfl WWMW OOWM”WO§OW¢:
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