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TUESDAY, NOV. 30, rats
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snowmen ”some nurtures.
At; Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavm:
i Vthle
peptonte 0! Iron.
ionic Recoll-
strucio
Containing Freon Cod Livers, with
fitW littUtiiiS iiit’tili
iii [N0 Will CUNIESI
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Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
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Leno'- men,
51 Wellington
Street.
Gill NEWS
A special meeting of the city court-i
oil will be held this evening in lllt“
City Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson have‘
returned to their homes in lirooklyrm
utter haiirI' spent the weekend \Is-
hing their daughter and son In law
hittand Mr: N .\1 Jatksori
This evening Miss Olive Thorpe,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James in-
in}, Dibble, of llaytiew avenue, and
Arulrur liawley Smith, of New York,
will lI~- united l'l marriage.
ilort James. t‘. t‘r'opsey. district at-
lt.‘lit‘)‘ of itrnoltiyu and former t-om»
lll~rlttlit‘i oi” twilit‘ under the late
rmior (horror, eltt‘dlis in Bridgeport
ltv' “Li :tl ill“ l‘ttrplt’s' i‘lilll‘t'l].
A Strrrrtt'orut \‘oruall. jrtrr'oy irtrs,
says hot night's Stamford Advocate,
irrt it pole, yesterday morning, on the
l‘i‘l timid at iIrtrierr. The machine
va- Hrilit'tlll'd' smashed. No one way:
rtlrt=1tt'll ttjtlli‘tL
MGbri‘s‘ (i‘ht‘l' and Sydney Jackson
have return .i to their homes in New
Yuri. City, .I hiring spent the
'l‘lrarrksgitirru holidays with their par-
.nte, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jackson, of
4H Surrrrrrit avenue.
of ill (Till street, South
application for
.lirir‘rr llitm.
Nttl"~‘.itlli. hare. Mill on
citizw-irslrip litrit'd‘i The application
was rhariu to Attorney Dunbar, of
\\'all..~-t.r--t. l'titzo operates a mov-
lrrg prtvtttltv theater in New (‘annan
*n‘w .m—
This in electrical prosperity week.
Many of the electric corripurrlcu in tire'
country are making the occasion an
interesting! and gain one. .\‘o celebra-
tion is helm: observed lomily. “Do it
Electrically"
.\‘orwalk labor
in the fact that the New York
is the rrrotto of the Week.
men are interested
arrtl<
alien Labor Law, of 1909. under which
it was made compulsory
only citizens in the construction
public works, was yesterday held
constitutional by the supreme court of
New York.
Bihlrv students in this city learn
with interest that Rev. W. it. Ucht-
man, pastor of the Bridgeport Seventh
Day Adventist church, told his corr-
grogaiiou last Sunday evening that
the United States was mentioned mot
whoriceliy in the Bible. and quoted
many passes from Revelations to attir-
siantiate his claims.
The improvements of the Sunday
sr-lrool rooms in the Norwalk Metho-
dist church are rapidly approaching
completion. The rooms will be thrown
open to-the public on Wednesday-ev-
ening of next week when his honor,
Mayor Harstrom, will formally open"
the annual Fair and Christmas Fes-
tival of the ladies of the church. The
{air will be conducted for three nights ‘
“beginning on Wednesday evening
_ Therowill be. no charge for admissronwnecker’ against Albert. A. Geib, both
—MONDAY NIGHT
Basketball, Armory. Yonkers vs
Sixth Company. Preliminary game.
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Dancing. ,
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In
Do It Now !
There is no time like the
present to make your will
and no one who can safe-
guar I'd-your estate quite so
well as this efficient
Trust Cempatry
3A3 Trustee, Adminstrator
\
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v:x‘\\\\.\\\\\\\w\\:<\\wsu;\i v tux
or Guardian, our service
costs no mbreJhan than'that of
an individual " '
A Trust Company’ 5 work is
orgmzed and systematic.
to employ
of
iof this city,
'he may be vindicated, and his position
'fully shown.
_ an elaborae ceremonial to be staged
’1 by the members of Heinz Grotto, of,
- that city. A big‘time‘le expected.
street, Norwaik, was admitted to the
>1 Norwalk Hospital yesterday, for medi.
, night to confer a. degree on live candi-
L Forum.
, There will be a large class initiation
. at the January 2d meeting;
(Continued from First Page.)
Jr: .
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new aeo MEN’E BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON 31.
Te el., office. 1069-3; House. 693;“
to Columbia t‘rrit'ersit)‘. 'l‘ltt: heirs
figured the estate at nearly 311.com;
WM. and deducting the SDOHPC glib,
at appeared to them that t‘olurn‘iia‘,
\\utl1d receive about ”0.000. The:
new estimate discloses that under the!
will the university will come into from -
$1,000,000 to 34.000000, f not more.
Grounds of the Contest.
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larn The contestants declare the will‘
San Bloale:afi;€kerel should be denied probate for these;
l‘easOIle“
16 lb First-—'l‘irat it is not the last wrli‘.
c 0 and testament of the decedent.
Second-That it was not executed
i
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tunder the requirements of law. i
Third~Tirat at the time of the ex- 1
eeutiorr, provided, it was executed. :
the decedent did not posess testament- i
5 b, lary capacity. ~ 3
c ,x l~oIrth—-That the proponents (exe-
, cutors) or one of them. or some other
person, unknown to these contestantsd
E exert ised such improper and undue in
ftlucrrce in uiiiairrirta the execution. if'
ietcr exotuted, of sad vpropounded pa- i
:;per in behalf oi Columbia University
in iirt (try of New \orit that said no
ll\il.‘ll) “as made residuary legatee
illltl't-‘ill to the exclusion of" tire nat.‘
, ural uirjrvt'ts ot' the decedent's bounty,
littese tit-trig the next of kin, t
The ttlillt‘MtAills to appear through
attorneys were \\rIiIarrI P lino, hro~
tirtr oi the (lttcdtrrt. living at Sauna»;
in. ii, (‘t-rIII, Gifford l'lltt'l.rtl. a nephew
Salt Cod, no bones
14c lb.
Sardines
Old Fashioned Oyster
Crackers
Oysters, Escallops
All Kinds cl lish
Hard Shell Crabs
35c dozen
t
. . , oi titli’ortl t‘ourr. .\mos it. it), l'orchot.
“t l S of No. 2'." \I'nt iv'rttystwurlr street.
lilln t‘ri), Antoinette l5. Wood. a sis-
BRIDGE MARKET tor, of Sirrrsr'ur'y, t‘ourr: lv‘iortvru'c 12'.
- (travtv: and Mary P, lino, nieces, of
F 7! North Mgr} St. llir‘ hiillit‘ plate and Heart lone lvlrro,
ree DChU‘rv' hone 108 a lil‘itlii'“, oi i’I'iIruvaorI, X .i.
Terms of the Wilt.
lly the terms of the will William l'.
\lilttlllt'tlt‘ 1.1
.\iltit‘l"‘j~'s Wriiram l-‘ 'lrtrrrrriarri'and
iilro receives $‘JIIUJIUII,
|.ioltrr .i (".rrioo \‘.t‘lt‘ rotirn ill liritlgrv .
port on local hummus, Wood, sanction, (:ii‘rord Port-bot. .\rrron
.. _. ll. ii. l’iirt‘lroi, tardy .Iolttreiorr. who to
N to of tire l’rrIt'lrots. l“l(ll't‘|lt‘l‘ t‘.
.1 ire \‘-til'lt .a- stringing llll‘ iigim to! it ”Hrs. tilltl .\lzrry p lino, Midtown:
the decorative lighting: of the down
- . . . Harry Lara- lino. $.‘.tr.otat.
town set-Iron Is progressrrru rapidly.
’i‘iio Metropolitan .\lllN‘illll of Art,
the .\mt‘r‘it'an Museum of Natural llrs-
tor), the .\‘ew York Aesot'iatiorr for
[N “ hm“ NP“ “aw“ “"‘l ““"H'OM improving the Condition oi" the Poor,
“alumni owned in m" "W”“O'l NW5 and New York i'rrivorsity,
court this morning. ‘§§?wh rureluk $‘h’mtttiti
M in the iritrthlillg, but will prob
Thr- (‘asc of Albert:- \\'ood \r. iliv'
it is understood ,the
lillttlt‘ artarrmt the liissell A Aseotiate
eroployes by the lime] t‘iit’ford. has
.. been satisfactorily settled.
tors, (or, if the will is upset, lir. lino
will he judged to have died intestate
and all his wealth will go to his. next
of kin.
it was titt-
trrday that
to establish that Mr.
theory
the coutcetunte will try
Dietrict corn-
t‘\'t'llllil.'., the
being gone
.‘t meeting of the Third
rtiitzsiorrers was held last
rt rrrlar Wt'i‘li'ly
ti rough.
rout inc
’l‘he oIrrcrrtr iioartl ol' the Ntrrttark remitting this inmrumtim
.“JI-rhodist Church will hold its ruorrtir
ly meeting at the home of t‘iareure
Slitrsorr. It) Berkley street, on Wed-
ra-riiay evening.
tuck, that for this reason he did not,
intend to will the unlicrsitv any such
,arrrount as it hill rcteite.
, ucv-‘Ufrizlw ScStiwviNlrgoortA‘
All increase in Personality.
information was unobtaitrahie yes
itvr. .\. ii. Goodenotrgh. of Stunt-l
will preside at the fourth quar-l
t~rly conference, which tonight will
he held at the First .\1. E. (‘hurt-h of,
South .\‘orwalk.
for .i,
heirs so greatly
’total mine, but said that
inventory revealed securities of which
Tiw Christmas (‘lub of the South‘ they had no previout knowledge, and
.\‘orwaik Tm“ Company closes on Do ,that other. were of tar gleMPl‘ value
tuber titlr it is expected that close turn was at m“ supposed-
to .«litlttttti will be on deposit in the 1",”.ch is in personal“).
1 Ian at that time. hum“ in stotks and bonds
‘ "'_“ . Tho tontcst has, of course. tied up
.corgt \. Carter.‘ the rithest negro,the estate as with ”1,. fit“); of the
i 79 Ir:
:rr l.rrti..t porr‘.‘ who died at his hornelpdpum the executors. \\iili.un \lii
In that city Saturday rrlfi rm. and whosehhe“ of Yonkers and i.:utiu~t H Beers-
itnmviotlgo of treatment of disease by "f Suffolk County, cannot receive “1-.
iv vrhs made him well-known had:
raarrv friends among the nogroes of: (“9th0 a penny.
this city.
.\‘0 dvi idnedosr
‘dis-hurse a penny. No dividends or
interest can he banked by them, no
rents colletted from Mr Eno‘s anon
mouu real estate holdings and no re
pairs made on any of the property
llecrruse of this the 8X00“ utors will
'l‘he sontmvhat. unusual position of
a man zerilorrslyprrslrirtg a ~case to
trial in which he is the defendant, is
found in the slander case ofsl). B.
Court at 10:30 ocloclt this morning!
and ask Surrogate Fowler to appoint
a temporary administrator to take ov-
er the. work of the executors until the.
contest has been tried.
in making the bequest to the Gen- ,
eral Society of Mechanics and Trades
men. Mr. Eno said in the twenty-sec-
ond clause of the will:
"After all other legacies glven by.
this will, and the trusts hereby are
created, then out of the rest. residue
and remainder of my estate which
shall remain, I give and bequeath to
the General Society of Mechanics and
Tradesmen ot‘the City ot‘New York.
incorporated ~in,_3792, the sum of $1.-
800,000,,or so much of thateum as my
estate will orifice to pay. to be applied
to the uses and pumaee or said so
clety." ‘
The heirs will undoubtedly point to
this clause to prove that. Mr. Eco wee
doubtful whether the personalty would
in tact notice to pay this legacy, that
would come out. of the residue before
.\‘lr‘._Geib is so doing that
Half a hundred prophets of Monker
Grotto plan to motor to New Haven,
tonight, where they will take part in
‘The regular business matters were
last evening considered at the meet-
ing :of Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R.
Theodore Selleclt, of i7 Smith
out treatment.
-———n V‘
Arrangements‘vwere completed Just
a.
dates at__ the next meeting of Preston
Fraternal Farina Magoo.
specie]
business is to be considered it the
ouch of,
do not take‘
attachment ably appear in dertrrsc oi the ewctl ,
of lawyers yes~ ‘
ltlrro had no tie-l,
. finite knowledge of the size of his l’or-I
tune, because he was not capable of‘
They will;
t-.ontcud if this prove: the line of at ‘
‘lel‘tltti' as to how the executors and;
underestimated the.
a careful
All the‘
most of li"
appear by counsel in tho Surrogates,
ting all property giVerr by any devise
lor bequests herein contained which
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PAGE SEVEN
Welcome
To Our City
You'ilaiwziys getacordialrcceprit In in it.
Those who come goawaylrzrppier and n iser.
The reason? \Ve put their storage but rules i.r so. It gt.
(_ *rrt‘lltlort that it'sordy natural they should emiit‘.
and \vc‘lltcll you rrrorc. Freebie/v: triadtfauybdlitrytrtuI-‘ytr'm.
FAIRBANKS ELECT. co. I?
TEL. 1938
58 NORTH MAIN STREET.
New Willard Batteries and Repair Part1 Alwoye Carried in Stock
tl
t'orrrrit
Ii
WWW
Christmas Shoes/and Stockings
Triple Toe Silk Hosiery
and Mathewson
$4.00,
l22 Washington St,
Lounsbury
High Grade
SHOES
For Women
$5.00
GLOVER’S
So. Norwaik
46 Main 81., Norwaik.
For men and women, will make ideal presents. We have i
them in all the new and standard shades as well as black l
or white. l
e e l
Buy Chrrstmas Slippers Now I
And get first pick of the styles and sizes. . i
Our assortment is even b:tter than usual this season. I
CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN .
South Noer, C can. I
. ~ ~:-~t
‘ Red & Vclk A ' '
. lo. Nemlk. Muelc Hell llock-
Electrical ()0,
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIEI
Phon. 005—50 Bo. Main It.
rtMrIW-Nr rue- Mkwmr.
~17 DAY
Sale of Coats
For this Evening
WHAT YOU NEED
is somewhere
on our shelves. Our
stock at
DRUGS AND MEDiClNES
(obtain that which is necessary to
lcure your ills, give you strength and
restore your health.
Whether you prescribe tor yourseit
IC'I‘ get
I
: Physician's Prescription
Iwe can fill it. Our compounding do
,partment is in competent hands, out!
‘ we use the purest drugs obtainable.
*Tl'rc Norwalk Drug (It).
i H. A. Mead, Mr.
is No. Main St. So. Nor-walk. Conn.
i CHRISTMAS excuastous
VIA
; SAVANNAH LlNE
'i‘RlP
No v York to Savannah and Return
$40.00
COVERS EVERY EXPENSE
J. M. Layton & C0.,lrrc.
AGENTS
Real. Estate and “insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk
UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS
WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL ~
.\ limited number of new arrivals front New York markets, in the
newt-tit fashions and fabrics for the women who look to us regularly
t'or guidance and inspiration, hojtuo choosing their apparel, would
at ca-
illiit' models of unquestionable torrentuoss to choose from
prim-s to elfett an to mediate disposal.
CLOAKS we PARIS MlLLiNERY
33 SO. MAIN ST.,
trt llll iv row
80 NORWALK
BUY
Hazclton
Coal
The B. Hershiield 8t Son Co
TIL. M in WATER IT.
twe REFER You
I
Cool
m m a Goal '
Poclt et is Pos
itively Clean
l
I It is not exposed to the
weather and cannot be
. . , . , loaded into the wagons un-
' less it is thoroughly screened
We carry the best Coal to be obtained and charge no
more than elsewhere. - ‘
' Tell us your heating problem and we will tell you what
kind of coal to use . ‘ l
° Phone
Harris 81 Gans m ,
hr the spin ‘.
The New Science
Chiropractic to the definition or the
cause of the disease and the art 01 that’s Your protection
adjusting the same.
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
'back.
it creates pinched nerves and pain in i to FIRST 8T..
later life in the diderent organs and ‘
lrhbe.
Disease is caused
Even if done in childhood.
,teme in your body. Female troubiosv
given special attention; also mtrvnhm :5
You will never regret 1
giving the Chiropractor a chance tr
help you.
Magnetic treatment: given aleo.
T. Francis. D. C.
34 Waehington so, So, Nor-walk, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School Mr ,
,t-out? Yes, arro what's more,'.it will
:WUH‘ well-we guarantee that. All our"
paints, oils, stains, varnishes enam- H
“DEFINITION or CHtROPRACTIU,(~lq '
etc. ., are the best obtainable—-
ithai has been painted v.rith our points.
Phone (
:The Gorisa in Co
EAST nonwauc
Tel. ‘52. '
r
TO THE HOUSE.
r Chiropractors remove the cause at REBUILT TYPEWRITERS — L. Q
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys‘.
, B m l t h ,
1 .Remington.
' metres,
Underwood
on other.
sold, rented.
Rennie, lb
cold at :5 per month.
.. "3 ‘?'§\-¢‘as‘g.\
it“.
L WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
M
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i 3
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A“: for each prices for RED OAK ,
COAL.
,THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
Rowan St. Telui41 East Norwalk
5—1
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=
.5:
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i Any Junk
SELL
IT TO
0Rlllilt lilililt'lS BEER i
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES ~
. tours NYARY may} Avenu-
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave. “
“All the rest, residue and remainder Among them were Gifford Pirrcbot 2d
01:1in 95mm. rial or personal includw and rRosamond Pinchot. children of
Amos R. E. Pinchot; Harcourt John-
vstone, son of Lady Jo'hnetone; Antoin-
one Wood, Eno Graves, Alice Eno ,
shall lapse 0’ “111 ‘0 take edect I give, i The income from these trusts is to ac-
devise and bequeatlkto Columbia Uni- cumulate, until the beneficiaries are
versity in New York city twenty-one. when the interest is to be:
Added to this is the following, round Paid ‘0 “‘9‘“ 1“ “9mm sum“ “1““
9 _ ,‘they reach the age of thirty. At thirty
in 399110", -4. ithey are to obtain the principal it they
'1“ 0359 my personal 'estate Shall‘are still “residents of the United
not suffice to pay the legacies glven'States. f
in this, my will, then I charge the Mr. Eno was a bachelor. lie was
some upon such or my real estate the eldest of the children of Amos R.
as is not specifically devised. " tEno, from whom he inherited $1. 000.-
Thls is held to be even more indic- 000, and oneelxih of the roeiduecy
ative than section 22, that the teeta- eetate. The elder Eno’e fortune was
tor was not sure his fortune Would estimated at $12, 000. 000. '
prtma large enough to satiety all the No statement could he obtained at
bequests without selling some or the Columbia last night as to the atti-'
realty. In this connection it ie minted tude of the university to the contet.
out. that- all the additional prdpertyiSecreary Frank D. Fackenthal eaRli
strained sight. We can sup-
, ply the right glasses at mod-
I—Oculiete, 0ptometrlete, Opticians.
School Days,
School Days.
The happiest time of life if
not burdened by ill health.
Do norfarrow the child to
be handicapped by poor or
Examination of
the eyes by, our oculist.
crate prices.
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Wh—
THAMER
to Atlantic Square, «sternum, Ct.
Open an. Eveninpe. Est. 1847.
Successor to Wm. Effronfi .
Phone 499
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
per month; Mechlnee f:
JAS. oouneLLv. ‘ * ~
1‘ South Main Street. South Mk, _.
' REMEMBER
Wm. Eiiron co.
Incorporated.
PAYS
it: iii. For Ray:
and best prices for other Junk
if you send postal or telephon
J
round was pereonalty, much more then that he did not know anything aboutl l
enough to make all the payments be-f the move on the part of the trelaives
Oolumlbie Univereity received the re.
melnder.
The following section makes the ire-t
«next meeting, end-e largo attendance
tore Colombia corners in for its eliere. l to fight the probate of the will, and ladvertleee hie goods. If he cannot do
interred inquiries to John Nolan lit in It large way. he ueee the Sentinel
on street, treuurerchMdedl ‘fFfor Sela" columns. our
#7. ' ’
Trust Funde Graded.
Beet «the neonate, already noted lNeeh. or No. 68
-—A WISE MERGHAN‘i‘.
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Norwalk Chronicler